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Summary List of 2011 Slope Works PROJECT DEPARTMENT SLOPE NO. LOCATION TYPES OF WORKS 7NW-C/C 172 Shing Mun Forest Track -Tai Shing Stream Section, Shing Mun Country Upgrading Works Park 7NW-D/C 235 Along Tai Po Kau Track - Kau Lead Section Upgrading Works 7NW-D/C 269 Along Tai Po Kau Track Upgrading Works Agricultural, Fisheries 7NW-D/C 287 Along Tai Mo Shan East Track Upgrading Works and Conservation 7NW-D/C 438 Tai Po Kau Forest Track - Kau Lead Section Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve Upgrading Works Department 7SW-A/C 286 350 Northeast of Shing Mun Country Park Visitors Centre, Pin Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 438 Along Shing Mun East Track Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 439 Along Shing Mun East Track Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 445 Along Shing Mun East Track Upgrading Works 11SE-C/C 588 Sir Cecil's Ride, 50m South East of No.38 Mount Butler Drive Improvement Works 6NW-B/C 37 Yuen Long Town Park Upgrading Works 6SE-C/C 284 Sham Tseng Resite Village, Sham Tseng, New Territories Upgrading Works 6SW-D/C 195 Siu Lam CSD Married Staff Quarters, Tuen Mun Upgrading Works 6SW-D/C 436 Tai Lam Correctional Institution Upgrading Works 6SW-D/FR 243 Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre Upgrading Works 6SW-D/FR 247 Behind Correctional Services Department Siu Lam Psychatric Centre Upgrading Works Senior Officer Quarters Flat No. 1 Architecural Services 6SW-D/R 68 Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre, Tuen Mun Upgrading Works Department 7SE-C/FR 186 E of Meteorological station, Fei Ngo Shan. Upgrading Works 7SW-C/CR 717 Kwai Chung Cermatorium Upgrading Works 9SW-C/F 3 Below Tai O Police Station, Shek Tsai Po St., Tai O, Lantau Upgrading Works 11NW-B/C 577 North Kowloon Magistracy, Tai Po Road, Kowloon Upgrading Works 11NW-D/F 103 Kowloon Hospital Upgrading Works 11SE-A/F 54 N of Pacific Palisades, Tin Hau Temple Rd., H.K. Upgrading Works 11SE-B/FR 8 Yau Tong Fire Station Upgrading Works 2SE-C/C 116 Adjoining drainage channel to DD105 Lot 2073 Improvement Works 2SE-C/C 117 Adjoining drainage channel to the E of DD105 Lot139 Improvement Works 3SW-A/F 58 Nullah in Sheung Shui Improvement Works 7NW-A/CR 100 Tai Po Improvement Works Drainge Services 7NW-B/C 183 Tai Po Improvement Works Department 7NW-B/C 226 Tai Po Improvement Works 7SW-C/C 462 Adjoining drainage culvert to the North Improvement Works 11SW-C/R 197 Adjacent to Ocean View at Victoria Road. Improvement Works 11SW-D/C 2210 80m SW of Merry Carder, Wan Improvement Works 15NE-A/FR 98 To the N of STIL82 Improvement Works 2SE-A/C 21 Yuen Long, Castle Peak Road, San Tin Upgrading Works 2SE-C/C 291 Behind House No.78, Eastern District, Ngau Tam Mei, Yuen Long, N.T. Upgrading Works 2SE-D/CR 326 CHEUNG LEK TSUEN, TONG KUNG LENG, FANLING Upgrading Works 3NE-C/C 238 1-2, Kai Kuk Shue Ha Village, Sha Tau Kok Upgrading Works 3NW-C/C 32 No.121A Sha Ling New Village, Lo Wu Upgrading Works 3SW-A/C 62 Tin Ping Shan, Fanling Upgrading Works 3SW-B/C 358 22 to 27 Hok Tau Wai Village, Fanling Upgrading Works 3SW-B/CR 318 Po Kat Tsai Village, Sha Tau Kok, North Upgrading Works 6NE-B/C 94 South of 33A, Ta Shek Wu, Shek Tong Tsuen, Fan Kam Road, Yuen Long Upgrading Works 6NW-C/C 58 E OF TM/SHT/A/1449, SAN HING TSUEN, CHUNG SHAN, TUEN MUN Upgrading Works 6SE-B/C 89 ROUTE TWISK - TSUEN WAN, TW Upgrading Works 6SE-B/C 142 No. 571, Chuen Lung, Tsuen Wan. Upgrading Works 6SE-B/CR 86 Tso Kung Tam Outdoor Recreation Centre, Tsuen Wan, N.T. Upgrading Works 6SE-B/F 56 Downhill Arcte of Shing Mun Catchwater CH5900 to CH6000, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 6SE-B/F 57 Downhill Side of Shing mun Catchwater, Ch 5790 to 5900, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 6SE-C/C 120 Sham Hong Road, Sham Tseng, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works Geotechnical Engineering 6SE-C/C 220 Tai Lam Country Park, Sham Tseng, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works Office, Civil Engineering 6SE-C/C 221 Tai Lam Country Park, Sham Tseng, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works and Development 6SE-C/C 287 Sham Hong Road, Sham Tseng, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works Department 6SE-C/C 573 Tsing Fai Tong, North of Sham Tseng, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 6SE-C/CR 16 CASTLE PEAK ROAD - SHAM TSENG, TW Upgrading Works 6SE-C/CR 236 94-95 Tsing Lung Tau, Tuen Mun. Upgrading Works 6SE-C/R 24 Front of House 92 Yuen Tun Village Tsing Lung Tau Upgrading Works 6SE-D/C 59 SOUTH OF YAN CHAI HOSPITAL LIM POR YEN S Upgrading Works 6SE-D/C 111 Yau Kom Tau Treatment Works, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 6SE-D/C 112 Yau Kom Tau Primary S/R (Above) Upgrading Works 6SW-A/C 4 TSUN WEN ROAD, TM Upgrading Works 6SW-A/C 169 S-W of No.26 Fu Tei Sheung Tsuen, Tuen Mun. Upgrading Works 6SW-A/C 346 ABOUT 30M TO THE NORTHERN SIDE OF 6SW-A/CR291, TSENG Upgrading Works SHEUNG TSUEN, TUEN MUN 6SW-A/CR 195 West of House No. 16, Fu Tei Sheung Tsuen, Tuen Mun Upgrading Works 6SW-D/C 365 Castle Peak Road, Tai Lam Upgrading Works 6SW-D/C 695 Behind Collection Point, Siu Lam Tsuen, Siu Lam. Upgrading Works 6SW-D/CR 712 Luen On San Tsuen, Siu Lam, Tuen Mun Upgrading Works 6SW-D/F 31 Footpath near Siu Lam Psychiatric Centre, Siu Lam, Tuen Mun Upgrading Works PROJECT DEPARTMENT SLOPE NO. LOCATION TYPES OF WORKS 6SW-D/F 112 Adjoining Access Track to the North of DD381 Lot 701, Siu Lam Village, Upgrading Works Tuen Mun 7NE-C/C 285 TAI PO ROAD - TAI PO KAU WEST SIDE OF LAMPPOST NO. 019 4, Upgrading Works TAI PO ROAD, TP 7NE-C/C 331 Village Houses at Tai Po Kau Lo Wai, Tai Po. Upgrading Works 7NE-C/CR 334 TAI PO ROAD - TAI PO KAU, TP Upgrading Works 7NE-C/FR 169 Tai Po Road - Tai Po Kau Upgrading Works 7NW-A/C 19 TOLO HIGHWAY, HSR Upgrading Works 7NW-A/CR 282 NORTHWEST OF HOUSE NO.30 SHUI WO TSUEN, LAM KAM ROAD, Upgrading Works TAI PO 7SE-A/C 123 West of 4 Lok Ho Ha Village, Shatin Upgrading Works 7SE-A/C 259 South Side of Shatin Youth Recreation Centre Upgrading Works 7SE-A/C 260 SE Side of Shatin Youth Recreation Centre Upgrading Works 7SE-A/C 299 Behind Nos. 46 to 47, Sheung Wo Che Village, Shatin Upgrading Works 7SE-A/C 318 MAN HANG STREET , ST Upgrading Works 7SE-A/C 348 North of No. 6, Wo Liu Hang, Fo Tan. Upgrading Works 7SE-A/CR 344 ENTRANCE OF 7 AND 7A, WO LIU HANG TSUEN, FO TAN Upgrading Works 7SE-B/C 174 No. 19 Ma On Shan Tsuen, Shatin Upgrading Works 7SE-C/C 187 SHA TIN ROAD, HSR Upgrading Works 7SE-C/C 200 Southwest of No. 21, To Shek Village, Shatin Upgrading Works 7SE-C/C 293 No. 20 Shatin Tau San Tsuen, Shatin Upgrading Works 7SE-C/CR 543 South of No. 1 - 5, To Shek Village, Shatin. Upgrading Works 7SE-C/R 39 SE OF NO. 64 - 65, SHA TIN WAI VILLAGE, SHATIN Upgrading Works 7SE-D/C 90 2 Fong On Village, Sai Kung Upgrading Works 7SE-D/C 116 8B, Fong On Village, Sai Kung Upgrading Works 7SW-A/CR 158 Shing Mun Catchwater Near SMOF 7, Tai Mo Shan, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 7SW-A/CR 164 ADJOINING CATCHWATER NEAR SPOT LEVEL 201.0 Upgrading Works 7SW-A/CR 169 SHING MUN C/W NEAR SMOF 6 & 7 Upgrading Works 7SW-A/CR 170 Adjoining catchwater near spot level 202.0, Tai Mo Shan, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 7SW-A/F 1 Wo Yi Hop C/W (NEAR) Upgrading Works 7SW-A/F 9 South of Shing Mun Catchwater CH2770, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 190 Sha Tin North Freshwater Service Reservoir Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 294 WONG CHUK YEUNG TSUEN, RIGHT OF HOUSE 7 Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 330 EAST SIDE OF NO. 5 OF KWAI TEI SUN TSUEN, FO TAN Upgrading Works 7SW-B/C 545 Pak Tin, Shatin Upgrading Works Geotechnical Engineering 7SW-B/C 556 NEAR THE FOOTPATH, PAK TIN TSUEN, SHATIN Upgrading Works Office, Civil Engineering 7SW-B/C 642 East of Hut No. XRYTP/36 24x13x12 DH, Yiu Dau Ping, Fo Tan Upgrading Works and Development 7SW-C/C 373 West of Tsuen Wan No. 2 Service Reservoir Upgrading Works Department 7SW-C/C 374 North of Tsuen Wan No. 2 Service Reservoir Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 472 NORTHWESTERN CORNER OF TSUEN WAN NO. 2 FRESH WATER Upgrading Works SERVICE RESERVOIR 7SW-C/C 474 ADJOINING SAM TUNG UK RESITE VILLAGE Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 562 Access Road To Jubilee Reservoir, Shing Mun C/W, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 563 Adjoining catchwater to the N of DD453 Lot 192, Tai Mo Shan, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 602 Lo Wai Road, Tsuen Wan Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 656 Lo Wai Road, west of river Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 719 Kwai Chung Crematorium Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 720 Kwai Chung Crematorium Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 1008 SHING MUN TUNNEL, HSR Upgrading Works 7SW-C/C 1014 ABOVE THE SHING MUN TUNNEL BRIDGE AT THE NORTH END OF Upgrading Works LOWER SHING MUN RESERVOIR 7SW-C/C 1036 South of Police Firing Range, Kam Shan Country Park Upgrading Works 7SW-C/CR 124 WO YI HOP ROAD, TW Upgrading Works 7SW-D/C 87 Golden Hill Smugglers' Ridge Radio Station Upgrading Works 7SW-D/C 285 50m Southwest of the West end of Shatin Heights Road.
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    Port V city To Shenzhen Bay 6 Tuen Mun Tmtplaza Tai Lam Country Park MTR 3 Station 2 Tuen Mun Tuen Mun Park Town Town Hall Centre Light Rail Stop 2 Tai Lam Chung Reservoir 5 1 2 Sam Shing Light Rail Stop MacLehose Trail Chu Hai Harrow Section 10 Tuen Mun 3 Tuen Mun 5 College of International School Public Riding 5 Typhoon Shelter Higher Education Hong Kong School 3 4 The Jockey Club Hong Kong Aegean Coast So KwunRoad Wat Tuen Mun Butterfly Beach 3 Gold Coast Shopping Sports Centre 4 Kwun Tsing 6 Hotel Arcade 4 2 Road Kwun RdChui Waterfront Podium Garden 1 Hong Kong Gold Castle Peak Bay Coast Piazza Tuen Mun Ferry Pier Gold Coast Yacht & Tuen Mun Road Country Club 1 Castle Peak Road 1 Hong Kong Maritime Service Training Institute To Tsuen Wan Tuen Mun Road 1 Tsing Lung Garden 1 Golden Beach 1 Lok On Pai Siu Lam Flea Market 1 Tuen Mun Swimming Pool Interchange 2 Wu Shan Riverside Park 2 Cafeteria New Beach 2 Tuen Mun Trend Plaza 2 Tuen Mun Golf Centre 3 Wu Shan Recreation Playground 3 Cafeteria Old Beach 3 Waldorf Plaza 3 Wu Shan Tennis Courts 4 Butterfly Beach Park 4 Kadoorie Beach 4 Wu Shan Bowling Green 5 Adventure Park 5 Castle Peak Beach 5 Tuen Mun Recreation And Sports Centre Archery Cum Gateball Court 6 Yeung Siu Hang Garden 6 Butterfly Beach The above route map and map are not drawn to scale. They are simplied and edited with computerized effects and are not for the purpose of showing the Development, its surrounding environment, landscape, layout, streets, routes, location of the stations, buildings, facilities and the location of the relevant areas.
  • RDFC Paper No. 7/2020 Annex 4

    RDFC Paper No. 7/2020 Annex 4

    Annex IV Environmental Hygiene Problem in Stanley and Shek O During Holidays Responses by Relevant Government Departments (a) Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) The Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) has all along been committed to keeping country parks clean and promoting the protection of countryside to the public. AFCD launched the “Take Your Litter Home” publicity and education programme in 2015 in collaboration with a number of local partner organisations to encourage the public to nurture a good habit of taking away their own waste after hiking or visiting country parks, and all litter containers and recycling bins along the hiking trails within country parks have been removed by the end of 2017. Since the launch of the “Take Your Litter Home” publicity and education programme, it has been effective in enhancing the public awareness towards waste reduction and environmental conservation during their visit to the countryside. Noting that many members of the public visited the country parks recently, AFCD has agilely deployed manpower to step up site inspections and cleansing, and provided litter containers of large volume at specific sites for the use of visitors where necessary. Regarding the situation of Tai Tam Country Park and Shek O Country Park, AFCD has deployed staff and cleansing contractors for carrying out daily cleansing at recreational sites and hiking trails inside the concerned country parks. If serious litter problem is found at individual locations, AFCD also stepped up cleansing effort as appropriate. In addition, AFCD has also strengthened education and publicity efforts through various channels, including displaying banners and posters in country park areas with high visitor flow, urging visitors to maintain environmental hygiene through radio programmes and advertisements at MTR, further promoting “Take Your Litter Home” and good hiking manners, and publicising relevant messages through the networks of non-governmental organisations and partner organisations.
  • Chairman's Brief

    Chairman's Brief

    Working Paper: WP/CMPB/9/2018 COUNTRY AND MARINE PARKS BOARD Summary Report of the Country Parks Committee 1. Purpose 1.1 This paper aims to inform members of the major issues discussed at the Country Parks Committee (CPC) meeting held on 16 May 2018. 2. Inter-reservoirs Transfer Scheme (IRTS) - Water Tunnel between Kowloon Byewash Reservoir and Lower Shing Mun Reservoir 2.1 The Drainage Services Department (DSD) and their consultant updated members on the latest proposal of the IRTS. Members noted that the IRTS had been put forward to CPC for discussion previously in 2008 and was supported by the then committee members. Under the IRTS, a water tunnel would be constructed between Kowloon Byewash Reservoir (KBR) and Lower Shing Mun Reservoir (LSMR) in Kam Shan Country Park (KSCP) to transfer overflow from the Kowloon Group of Reservoirs to Sha Tin Water Treatment Works for water treatment. It would help reduce flood risks in the West Kowloon region and conserve precious water resources. Members were also briefed on the scope of the project, the impacts of the construction works on KSCP, as well as the corresponding mitigation measures and compensation. 2.2 During the discussion, DSD and their consultant addressed members’ concerns about the proposed compensatory tree planting as well as the findings of the latest ecological survey. In general, members hoped that DSD could make an extra effort in tree planting and improving the environment of the recreational site in the vicinity as enhancement measures for the temporary closure of a part of picnic area during the construction stage of the project.