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List of 152 Government Man-Made Slopes Upgraded Under the Landslip Prevention and Mitigation Programme (Lpmitp) in 2018 List of 152 Government Man-made Slopes upgraded under the Landslip Prevention and Mitigation Programme (LPMitP) in 2018 Feature No. Location Agreement No. Works Contract No. 2SE-B/C 193 Fung Kong Shan, Sheung Shui CE31/2013 GE/2017/09 2SE-B/C 217 Fung Kong Shan, Sheung Shui. CE31/2013 GE/2017/09 2SE-B/C 441 Kwu Tung Road, Yuen Long CE53/2014 GE/2017/08 2SE-B/CR 103 KLT/166, Ki Lun Village, Sheung Shui CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 2SE-C/CR 186 No. 45E, San Wai Tsuen, Yuen Long CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 2SE-D/C 208 Hang Tan , Sheung Shui CE44/2014 GE/2017/01 3NW-C/C 46 SOUTH-WEST OF SHA LING LIVESTOCK WASTE CONTROL CENTRE, KONG NGA PO ROAD, LO WU Inhouse/MXD21 GE/2014/03 3SE-C/C 194 15m SW of Lamp Post No. VE0627, Ha Hang Village, Ting Kok Road, Tai Po CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 3SE-C/CR 182 Behind House No. 3, Tseng Tau Tsuen, Shuen Wan, Tai Po CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 3SE-C/CR 192 Next to House no. 71 Ting Kok Village, Tai Po CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 3SW-A/C 198 Beside House No.5A, Shung Him Tong Tsuen, Fanling CE32/2013 GE/2017/05 3SW-A/CR 39 Northwest of No. 60 Fu Tei Au Road, Lo Wu CE48/2014 GE/2017/02 3SW-B/CR 300 Tai Wo Village, Lau Shui Heung Road, Sha Tau Kok. CE31/2013 GE/2017/09 3SW-B/CR 397 IN BETWEEN NG TUNG RIVER & TAN SHAN RIVER, FANLING CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 3SW-B/CR 417 Lau Yuen Garden, Lau Shui Heung Road, Lau Shui Heung, Fanling. CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 3SW-B/R 47 No. 71 Ho Bar Village, Hung Leng CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 3SW-C/C 13 Ying Pun, Fanling CE44/2014 GE/2017/01 3SW-C/C 599 Ying Pun, Fanling CE48/2014 GE/2017/02 4SE-C/C 24 Behind House Nos. 8 & 36, Yung Shu Village, Tap Mun, Tai Po CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 4SE-C/CR 25 Tap Mun Island, Long Harbour, Tai Po CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 5SE-A/C 16 Access road to Black Point Power Station, Lung Kwu Sheung Tan, Tuen Mun CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 6NE-B/C 71 East of Kam Tin Road, Yuen Long CE49/2014 GE/2017/04 6NE-C/C 30 North of No. 49 Shung Shan San Tsuen, Yuen Long CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 6NE-C/C 34 Shung Shan San Tsuen, Yuen Long. CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 6NE-C/C 47 140m NE of no. 60 Sung Shan New Village, Yuen Long CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 6NE-C/C 68 Sung Shan New Village, Yuen Long CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 6NE-C/C 89 No. 71 Shung Shan San Tsuen, Yuen Long CE49/2014 GE/2017/04 6NE-C/CR 81 Northeast of No. 68, Shung Shan San Tsuen, Yuen Long CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 6SE-B/CR 72 Tsuen Wan West Lower Level Fresh Water Service Reservoir CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 6SE-C/C 316 Behind house no. 28A, B & C, Sham Tseng Kai Tsuen CE29/2012 GE/2015/04 6SE-C/C 347 Sham Tseng Tung Tsuen, Tsuen Wan CE28/2013 GE/2016/02 6SE-D/C 573 50m Northeast of Pak Tin Pa San Tsuen, Tsuen Wan CE25/2011 GE/2015/07 6SE-D/CR 508 Po Fung Road, Tsuen Wan CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 6SE-D/FR 94 Below Route Twisk opposite Offtake and Pigging Station CE28/2013 GE/2016/02 6SW-A/C 360 Behind hut no. 29A, adj to 6SW-A/C14, Tseng Tau Chung Tsuen, Tuen Mun CE49/2014 GE/2017/04 6SW-C/C 501 So Kwun Wat, Tuen Mun CE53/2014 GE/2017/08 6SW-C/C 659 Siu Sau, Siu Lam CE45/2014 GE/2016/07 6SW-C/CR 587 ABOVE 47M EAST OF NO.50B ,SIU SAU VILLAGE CE45/2014 GE/2016/07 6SW-D/C 318 Siu Lam. CE41/2015 GE/2018/05 6SW-D/C 330 Castle Peak Road, Tai Lam CE45/2014 GE/2016/07 6SW-D/C 331 Castle Peak Road, Tai Lam CE53/2014 GE/2017/08 6SW-D/C 356 at 17M NW of No. 41 Luen on San Tsuen, Tai Lam CE53/2014 GE/2017/08 7NE-A/C 102 122 & 123 SHA LAN TSUEN, TAI PO CE29/2012 GE/2015/04 7NE-D/C 214 Southeast of No. 28, Ma On Shan Tsuen, Ma On Shan CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 7NE-D/C 220 650m to the NW of Ma On Shan Country Park Management Centre, Shatin CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 7NW-A/CR 91 Kau Liu Ha, Lam Tsuen, Tai Po CE53/2014 GE/2017/08 List of 152 Government Man-made Slopes upgraded under the Landslip Prevention and Mitigation Programme (LPMitP) in 2018 Feature No. Location Agreement No. Works Contract No. 7NW-B/C 18 South side of KCRC railway - Tai Po Kau opposite to Tai Po Kau KCRC fuel tank CE52/2014 GE/2017/07 7NW-B/C 340 South of No. 711 Kam Shan Village, Tai Po CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 7NW-B/C 627 Wan Tau Kok Lane, TP CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 7NW-B/CR 110 North of No. 3, Cho Ma Wu, Nam Hang, Tai Po. CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 7NW-B/CR 672 SOUTH OF TAI PO NORWEGION MEMORIAL SCHOOL, KAM YU ROAD, TAI PO, N.T. CE35/2015 GE/2017/18 7NW-B/R 110 Behind House No. 199, Pan Chung Village, Tai Po CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 7NW-B/R 186 In front of House No. 99, Tai Po Tau Tsuen, Tai Po CE29/2013 GE/2015/02 7SE-A/C 146 SOUTHERN SIDE OF VILLAGE HOUSE NO 4, MA LIU VILLAGE CE36/2015 GE/2017/26 7SE-A/C 272 Shatin boy's home, No. 45 Au Ku Kok Shan Road Inhouse/MXD11 GE/2015/01 7SE-A/C 398 South-east Ha Wo Che Village CE30/2013 GE/2015/06 7SE-A/C 560 No. 15 Kwai Tei Old Village, Fo Tan, Shatin CE26/2011 GE/2015/03 7SE-A/C 563 Behind House No. 116, Lok Lo Ha, Fo Tan, Shatin. CE30/2013 GE/2015/06 7SE-A/FR 77 Kau To Shan Road, Sha Tin, ST CE29/2012 GE/2015/04 7SE-A/R 152 House No.253, Ha Wo Che, Shatin. CE44/2014 GE/2017/01 7SE-C/C 266 Shatin San Tsuen CE44/2014 GE/2017/01 7SE-C/CR 195 106-107, Sha Tin Wai Village, Sha Tin. CE31/2013 GE/2017/09 7SE-D/C 361 Northeast of licence no. S11656 at Yue Tsai Chung Tsuen, Sai Kung CE52/2014 GE/2017/07 7SE-D/R 142 Behind house no. 135B, Kau Sai San Tsuen, Sai Kung CE36/2015 GE/2017/26 7SW-A/C 103 West of the House in Spring Garden, South of Yuen Yuen Hok Yuen, Tsuen Wan CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 7SW-B/C 554 Pak Tin Village, Shatin, North of Shing Mun Tunnel Road CE52/2014 GE/2017/07 7SW-B/C 735 Incident no.: 2008/06/0223, behind house no.: 191, Sheung Wo Che, Shatin CE48/2014 GE/2017/02 7SW-B/C 741 91 Pai Tau Village, Shatin CE30/2013 GE/2015/06 7SW-B/CR 107 198 & 199 Pai Tau Village CE48/2014 GE/2017/02 7SW-B/CR 303 No. 10Wong Chuk Yeung Tsuen Path, Fo Tan, Sha Tin CE29/2012 GE/2015/04 7SW-C/C 263 Ham Tin Tsuen & Hoi Pa San Tsuen Resite Village CE30/2013 GE/2015/06 7SW-C/C 753 Sheung Yat Village, Kwai Tsing CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 7SW-C/C 845 Shing Mun Road, HSR Inhouse/MXD27 GE/2015/01 7SW-C/C 919 KWAI SHING CIRCUIT, KTS CE27/2013 GE/2015/15 7SW-C/C 921 Shun Hing Centre, East of Shing Yiu Street. CE31/2012 GE/2015/01 7SW-C/C 1401 South of RTW.7Z/322 Shek Lei Hang, Kwai Chung CE25/2011 GE/2015/07 7SW-C/CR 305 West of Shing Mun Tunnel Portal In Abandoned Village Area, Kwai Chung, Tsuen Wan CE29/2012 GE/2015/04 7SW-C/F 287 Above Shing Mun Tunnel, West Portals, HSR Inhouse/MXD27 GE/2015/01 7SW-C/R 427 Yip Shing Street, Kwai Chung BD-Entrust BD-Entrust 7SW-D/C 5 LION ROCK TUNNEL ROAD, HSR CE44/2014 GE/2017/01 7SW-D/R 48 North of 80, 81 Tung Lo Wan Village, Tai Wai CE48/2014 GE/2017/02 7SW-D/R 247 Lot No. 252 in D.D. 184, Sha Tin Tau, Sha Tin, N.T. CE31/2013 GE/2017/09 8SW-B/C 168 East and north of Sheung Yiu Scout Facility, South of Pak Tam Chung, Sai Chung CE30/2013 GE/2015/06 8SW-C/CR 224 Sai Kung Town Centre, Near Yi Chun Street CE44/2014 GE/2017/01 8SW-C/CR 291 West of House No. 35A, Po Lo Che Road, Sai Kung CE26/2011 GE/2015/03 9SW-D/C 188 Southeast of House No. 81, Kat Hing Back Street, Tai O, Lantau Island CE28/2013 GE/2016/02 9SW-D/C 225 Ling Yan Monastery, Keung Shan, Lantau Island CE27/2012 GE/2016/10 9SW-D/C 227 Ling Yan Monastery, Keung Shan, Lantau Island CE37/2015 GE/2017/23 9SW-D/CR 279 Behind Keung Shan Rd.
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