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(Site D8) Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road (Site D8) Area (Plan D8) : “R(E) ” Zone 2014^ (in ha) (about) 2.54 No. of Private Industrial Buildings : 2014^ Occupied 5 Wholly vacant - Under renovation - Tot al 5 ^ Survey undertaken in July 2014. Details of Private Industrial Buildings Total No. of Private Industrial Buildings : 5 Total No. of Units Involved : 201 Total GFA* Involved (about) : 243,697m2 No. of Units Successfully Surveyed : 201 (100.0%) Total GFA* Successfully Surveyed (about) : 243,697m2 (100.0%) No. of Buildings Wholly Under Occupied Tot al vacant renovation No. of Storeys 1 - 7 storeys - - - - 8 - 19 storeys 5 - - 5 20 storeys or above - - - - Land Ownership (as at end June 2014) Single 2 - - 2 Multiple 3 - - 3 Building Age (as at end March 2014) < 15 years - - - - 15 - 29 years 1 - - 1 30 years or above 4 - - 4 Building Condition Good - - - - Fair 4 - - 4 Poor 1 - - 1 Surrounding Land Uses : Industrial buildings in adjoining “OU(B)” zone, residential developments, village, hotel development, open spaces, government, institution and community uses (including schools) and green belt. * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “R(E)” Area 1 Vacancy Rate (based on GFA*) PlanD’s Area Assessments “R(E)” Zone Survey in 2013-14 Territorial 6.0% Kwai Tsing/Tsuen Wan 1.1% Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road 0.2%# # Survey undertaken in July 2014. Derived from R&VD’s Raw Data “R(E)” Zone 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Territorial 4.2% 4.7% 4.3% 4.2% 4.6% 2.9% Kwai Tsing/Tsuen Wan 0.2% - 3.3% 0.7% - 0.2% Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road - - 3.7% 1.1% - - Tak e-up (derived from R&VD’s raw data and based on BD’s Monthly Digests) “R(E)” Zone 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 Territorial (m2)* -5,044 -4,826 -11,792 -19,690 25,287 Kwai Tsing/Tsuen Wan (m2)* 4,485 -23,756 9,857 2,687 -2,995 Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road (m2)* 3,888 -20,174 6,275 2,687 -2,345 Subdivision of Units Types of Units Units GFA* No. % m2 % Non-subdivided Units 201 100.0 243,697 100.0 Subdivided Units - - - - Total 201 243,697 Predominant Uses Survey in 2014^ GFA* (m2) % Manufacturing/Workshop 29,391 12.1 Warehouse/Storage 197,441 81.0 Office 15,021 6.2 Others# 677 0.3 Vacant 415 0.2 Under Renovation 752 0.3 Non-response - - Total 243,697 ^ Survey undertaken in July 2014. # The only other use identified in the 2014 survey was showroom. * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “R(E)” Area 2 Comparison of Industrial Building in Adjoining “OU(B)” Area Subject “R(E)” Adjoining “OU(B)” Overall Area Area# GFA* % GFA* % GFA* % (m2) (m2) (m2) Manufacturing/Workshop 29,391 12.1 120,412 6.6 149,803 7.2 Warehouse/Storage 197,441 81.0 1,031,677 56.4 1,229,118 59.3 Office 15,021 6.2 338,262 18.5 353,283 17.1 Others# 677 0.3 42,537 2.3 43,214 2.1 Vacant 415 0.2 103,931 5.7 104,346 5.0 Under Renovation 752 0.3 48,932 2.7 49,684 2.4 Non-response - - 142,745 7.8 142,745 6.9 Total 243,697 1,828,496 2,072,193 # Involving 71 private industrial buildings in the adjoining Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “OU(B)” area (Site B11) (Plan D8). Business Nature and No. of Workers in Occupied Units Business Nature Occupied Units GFA* No. of Workers No. % m2 % No. % Manufacturing# 69 34.8 61,793 25.5 664 35.4 Non-manufacturing^ 129 65.2 180,738 74.5 1,213 64.6 Total 198 242,531 1,877 # The largest manufacturing business is manufacturing of food products, beverages and tobacco products (in terms of both number of units and GFA) (based on the Hong Kong Standard Industrial Classification Version 2.0 adopted by the Census and Statistics Department). ^ The largest non-manufacturing business is import/export, wholesale and retail trades (in terms of both number of units and GFA) (based on the Hong Kong Standard Industrial Classification Version 2.0 adopted by the Census and Statistics Department). Area Assessment The subject area (about 2.5 ha) involves two groups of private industrial buildings. One group comprises four buildings at Kwok Shui Road to the north, while another group comprises one building at Kin Chuen Street in the south (Plan D8). It is largely mixed by the industrial, residential and hotel developments, village, government, institution and community uses and open space, including (i) the industrial buildings in the adjoining Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “OU(B)” area (Site B11) to its immediate east and to the south on the opposite side of Castle Peak Road – Kwai Chung; (ii) residential developments at Kwok Shui Road and (iii) a new hotel development under revitalization policy at Kin Chuen Street. All five industrial buildings are between 8 and 19 storeys high. Except one building is 22 years old, the remaining four buildings are 30 years or above. In terms of building condition, four of them are in fair condition, while the remaining one is in poor condition. In terms of ownership, three buildings are multiple owned and the remaining two buildings are single owned. The overall vacancy rate of the subject area is 0.2%, which is lower than both the territorial figure of 6.0% for all “R(E)” areas and the average of 1.1% for three areas in Kwai Tsing/Tsuen Wan. No subdivided unit was found in all the buildings. Warehouse/Storage * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “R(E)” Area 3 is the largest use, occupying about 81.0% of the GFA. The second largest use is Manufacturing/Workshop but it only takes up about 12.1% of the GFA. Office use occupies about 6.2% of the GFA. “Other Uses” account for about 0.3% of the GFA, which is only used for showroom. If taking into account the two industrial buildings in the subject “R(E)” area and the 71 industrial buildings in the adjoining Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “OU(B)” area together, the overall vacancy rate is about 5.0%. Warehouse/Storage is still the largest use, occupying about 59.3% of the GFA, to be followed by Office, taking up about 17.1% of the GFA. Manufacturing/Workshop takes up about 7.2% of the GFA. “Other Uses” account for about 2.1% of the GFA. In terms of employment, about 1,877 workers are estimated to be engaged in the occupied non-subdivided units of the industrial buildings in the area, including about 664 workers (35.4%) in the manufacturing business and about 1,213 workers (64.6%) in the non-manufacturing business. The overall figure only accounts for about 1.6% of the total of 114,790 persons engaged (other than those in the civil service) in various business/industries in the Tsuen Wan District identified by C&SD in June 2014. So far, there is no planning or building plan approval for any redevelopment or wholesale conversion of concerned industrial building. However, two sites adjoining the four industrial buildings at Kwok Shui Road, which are at 63 Yau Ma Hom Road and 1-11 Fu Uk Road in the subject “R(E)” zone respectively, have been/will be redeveloped for residential use with planning permissions and building plan approvals. In view that two sites in the area will be redeveloped for residential use and that the redevelopment of the remaining five industrial buildings would still be subject to I/R interface problems, it is considered appropriate to retain the existing “R(E)” zoning of the area to continue encourage redevelopment for residential use which will help reduce I/R interface problems. Recommendation To retain the area as “R(E)”. * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Castle Peak Road/Wo Yi Hop Road “R(E)” Area 4 L WO YI HOP ROAD E I 100 S G/IC H G/IC U R O A R(A) D G/IC SHEUNG KWAI CHUNG V Health 100 Centre D A O Tang Shiu Kin R Scout & Guide Centre N S H U 150 M E U G D N N I R Police G Vehicle 50 H Station S N Examination Centre K E U W S A T I G CHUN Fire Station 50 100 GB 60 T O A I P Water A K Treatment O Sport Staff Tai Pak Tin Works Centre T Quarters Village I N P A Pumping T Station O H 50 G/IC V Chung Swimming 60 G/IC Kwai Chung Tsuen Pool FUFU UK UK ROAD RD S/TW/31 50 V R(A) 50 G/IC V O FUNG NG S T R(A)14 R YAU MA HOM RD Shek Yam Estate E YAU MA HOM ROAD E KWOK SHUI SHUI ROAD ROAD R(A) T D A O R O G N OU PFS G/IC O I W TUNG CHI 20 O T Primary U School CASTLE PEAK ROAD - KWAI CHUNG GROAD Car N R(E) Dangerous LEILEI MUK MUK ROAD RD G N Park Primary Goods Store C CASTLE PEAK ROAD - KWAI CHUNG 20 U School (See Plan B11) SHEK YAMMarket RD H ST E I T 30 WING & Library H G/IC STREET A I Business C WO YI HOPO ROAD WO YI HOP ROAD G/IC P K A KIN CHUEN ST (See Plan B11) TAI YUEN ST I (See K KIN HONG ST N OU CHEUNG Plan B11) R(A) KIN HONG ST T Primary C CDA TAI YUEN ST I Business O Clinic School H KWOK Business N U Y SHUI YIUI WI RDK S ESS E U (See WO K H N W I Plan B11) E G/IC NG ST PFS 20 S K S N 30 SHEUNG KOK STREET G H O T SHEUNG KOK ST OU Business U OU CHUNG KWAI CHUNG R WO TONG TSUI STREET Y S Religious I CHUN PIN PIN STREET STREET E WO TONG TSUI STREETT A Institution LAM TIN ST E M R T OU OU D O Secondary R R(E) O School Kai Fong LAM TIN ST ESS A Association O D GB G/IC OU I O A C F IR CU I EN PIPINGN G T HU G TA CCHUEN STREET N TA S R(E) O T W R E K (See Plan B11) E O T S/KC/28 R(A) Business R(A) Secondary R(A)2 School SHEK KIN KIN STREET STREET O OU G/IC Business R(A) Secondary KWAI WING WING ROAD ROAD School 50 C(2) G/IC Community KWAI HING HING ROAD ROAD Hall Special R(A) TAITAI WO WO HAU HAU ROAD RD School KWAI YIP ST O Cooked Primary Food C School O 50 R(A) Market Secondary Secondary KWAI SAU SAU RD RD School School G/IC O Secondary TAI LOONGLOONG STREET STREET
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