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(Site D7) Yau Tong Yau Tong (Site D7) Area (Plan D7) : “R(E) ” Zone 2013^ (in ha) (about) 3.47 No. of Private Industrial Buildings : 2013^ Occupied 14 Wholly vacant - Under renovation - Tot al 14 ^ Survey undertaken in June 2013. Details of Private Industrial Buildings Total No. of Private Industrial Buildings : 14 Total No. of Units Involved : 248 Total GFA* Involved (about) : 198,178m2 No. of Units Successfully Surveyed : 157 (63.6%) Total GFA * Successfully Surveyed (about) : 145,883m2 (73.6%) No. of Buildings Wholly Under Occupied Tot al vacant renovation No. of Storeys 1 - 7 storeys 8 - - 8 8 - 19 storeys 6 - - 6 20 storeys or above - - - - Land Ownership (as at end June 2014) Single 3 - - 3 Multiple 11 - - 11 Building Age (as at end March 2014) < 15 years - - - - 15 – 29 years - - - - 30 years or above 14 - - 14 Building Condition Good - - - - Fair 9 - - 9 Poor 5 - - 5 Surrounding Land Uses : Industrial buildings/activities in nearby “CDA” area, residential developments, villages, commercial developments, Kwun Tong Wholesale Fish Market, Sam Ka Tsuen Recreation Ground, Lei Yue Mun Municipal Services Building, sitting-out area, cooked food market and bazaar, open car park, pumping stations and typhoon shelter. * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Yau Tong “R(E)” Area 1 Vacancy Rate (based on GFA*) PlanD’s Area Assessments “R(E)” Zone Survey in 2013-14 Territorial 6.0% Kowloon 8.8% Yau Tong 1.3%# # Survey undertaken in June 2013. 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% Kowloon 6.3% 7.3% 4.7% 6.6% 7.1% 3.9% Yau Tong 5.8% 5.5% 3.7% 4.4% 5.5% 0.6% 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 Kowloon (m2)* -7,888 20,674 -15,448 -18,657 27,269 Yau Tong (m2)* 528 4,308 -1,722 -15,501 11,368 Subdivision of Units Types of Units Units GFA* No. % m2 % Non-subdivided Units 245 98.8 192,723 97.3 Subdivided Units# 3 1.2 5,455 2.7 Total 248 192,965 # All three subdivided units were divided into two to five subunits each. Predominant Uses Survey in 2013^ GFA* (m2) % Manufacturing/Workshop 13,769 6.9 Warehouse/Storage 117,495 59.3 Office 11,152 5.6 Others - - Vacant 2,573 1.3 Under Renovation - - Non-response 53,190 26.8 Total 198,178 ^ Survey undertaken in June 2013. * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Yau Tong “R(E)” Area 2 Comparison of Private Industrial Buildings in Nearby “CDA” Area Subject “R(E)” Nearby Overall Area “CDA” Area# GFA* (m2) % GFA* (m2) % GFA* (m2) % Manufacturing/Workshop 13,769 6.9 10,939 12.2 24,708 8.6 Warehouse/Storage 117,495 59.3 27,802 30.9 145,297 50.4 Office 11,152 5.6 7,146 7.9 18,298 6.4 Others - - 5,948 6.6 5,948 2.1 Vacant 2,573 1.3 8,697 9.7 11,270 3.9 Under Renovation - - 1,955 2.2 1,955 0.7 Non-response 53,190 26.8 27,424 30.5 80,614 28.0 Total 198,178 89,910 288,088 # Involving four private industrial buildings in nearby Yau Tong “CDA” area (Site E5) (Plan D7). Business Nature and No. of Workers in Occupied Non-subdivided Units Business Nature Occupied GFA* No. of Workers Non-subdivided Units No. % m2 % No. % Manufacturing# 17 11.4 10,187 7.4 229 24.4 Non-manufacturing^ 132 88.6 128,363 92.6 708 75.6 Total 149 138,550 937 # The largest types of manufacturing business are manufacturing of rubber and plastic products (except furniture, toys, sports goods and stationery), manufacturing of basic metals, fabricated metal products (except machinery and equipment) and other non-metallic mineral products and other manufacturing activities (in terms of number of units) and manufacturing of rubber and plastic products (except furniture, toys, sports goods and stationery) (in terms of 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 number of units) and transportation, storage, postal and courier services (in terms of 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 3.5 ha) involves 14 industrial buildings and a concrete batching plant, mixed with the other industrial developments/activities in the two adjoining “CDA” zone, some residential developments and a commercial building in the surroundings (Plan D7). Among the 14 industrial buildings in the area, all of them are 30 years or above. In terms of building condition, nine of them are in fair condition while the remaining five are in poor condition. Eight buildings are 1-7 storeys high and the remaining six are 8-19 storeys high. In terms of ownership, 11 buildings are multiple owned and the remaining three buildings are single owned. The overall vacancy rate is only 1.3%, which is significantly lower than both the territorial figure of 6.0% for all “R(E)” areas and the average of 8.8% for four areas in Kowloon. Only about 1.2% of the units are divided into subunits, involving about 2.7% of the GFA. Warehouse/Storage is the largest use in the area, occupying about 59.3% of the GFA. The second largest use is Manufacturing/Workshop, occupying about 6.9% of the GFA. Office * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Yau Tong “R(E)” Area 3 use only takes up about 5.6% of the GFA. If taking into account all 14 industrial buildings in the subject area and the four industrial buildings in the nearby Yau Tong “CDA” area together, the overall vacancy is 3.9%. Warehouse/Storage is still the largest use, occupying about 50.4% of the GFA. The Manufacturing/Workshop and Office uses only take up about 8.6% and 6.4% of the GFA respectively. “Other Uses” account for 2.1% of the GFA. In terms of employment, about 937 workers are estimated to be engaged in the occupied non-subdivided units of the industrial buildings in the area, including about 229 workers (24.4%) in the manufacturing business and about 708 workers (75.6%) in the non-manufacturing business. The overall figure only accounts for about 0.3% of the total of 306,960 persons engaged (other than those in the civil service) in various business/industries in the Kwun Tong District identified by C&SD in June 2014. So far, three sites in the subject “R(E)” zone of the area have been redeveloped for residential use. Another three sites, which include one site in 5 Tung Yuen Street under construction, one industrial building in 28 Sze Shan Street and one vacant site in 13-15 Sze Shan Street, have obtained planning permissions as well as building plan approvals for new residential developments. In view that six sites in the area had been/will be redeveloped for residential use and that the redevelopment of the remaining industrial buildings and concrete batching plant 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 facilitating its future redevelopment for residential use. Recommendation To retain the area as “R(E)”. * Conversion factor from internal floor area to gross floor area is 1.3333. Yau Tong “R(E)” Area 4 Y A LEI YUE MUN RD U O O OU T G/IC CHA KWO LING ROAD O N P G CHA KWO LING ROAD O L C A H N (See Plan E5) I E U R OU O R(A)5 A Yau Tong Station D CHA KWO LING ROAD G/IC Yau Tong Estate KWUN TONG TSAI WAN A/K15/83 (1.2.08) for Residential OU (See Plan E5) G/IC KO FAI ROAD KO FAI ROAD KO ON LANE R(A) KO CHIU RD G/IC KO CHIU RD C T S REE N T R(A) A KA WING STREET H S E Z CDA S I CHO A C W A/K15/93 (19.3.10) YUENCHO YUEN ST ST K for Residential and Commercial OU A T G UN SH G/IC SHUNG YIU STREET R(E) SZE SHAN ST R(E) R(E) SHUNG YIU ST CDA(1) * CDA(1) GB CDA(2) SZE SHAN STREET (SeeTUNG YUENPlan STREET E5) A/K15/73 (19.5.06) TUNG YUEN ST O for Residential and Commercial R(A)6 CDA(3) R(E) A/K15/76 (15.9.06) CDA(3) YUE N W A A for Residential and Commercial Y I R(E)* CDA(4) A/K15/55 (27.10.00) G/IC A/K15/69 (19.12.03) CDA(5) for Residential and Commercial SHUNG SHUN STREET SHUNG SHUNTSAU STREET WAN Y/K15/2 (21.2.14) for Commercial or Hotel SAM KA TSUEN O TYPHOON SHELTER A/K15/61 (14.6.02) for Residential and Commercial V A/K15/85 (14.8.09) for Residential O A/K15/90 (18.12.09) for Residential and Commercial Site Boundary within " R(E) " Zone Industrial Buildings within " CDA " Zones Record of Application as at 31.3.2014 Land Use Pattern A/K15/61 (14.6.02) Approved Application (date of meeting) Commercial / Business & Office A/K15/85 (14.8.09) Rejected Application (date of meeting) (Including Ancillary Office) Industrial (Warehouse/Storage) Proposed Developments with Building Plans Approved (as at 4.2014) Source* : Survey undertaken by PlanD (as at 6.2013) Vacant Land OZP No.
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