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Records of Public Open Space Reprovisioning / Restoration WIL – EP No.: EP-313/2008/J Condition 5.1.1 Records of Public Open Space Reprovisioning / Restoration (Consultation with relevant government departments) Records include: Samples of PowerPoint presentation at Senior level meeting Samples of meeting minutes of Senior level meeting Samples of meeting minutes of Working level meeting MTRC West Island Line Re-provisioning of LCSD Facilities LCSD Detailed Design Presentation: Part 2 5 December 2013 1 West Island Line - Affected LCSD facilities F.Ki Ling Lane B.Mui Fong Street L. Kennedy Town G.Hill Road Children’s Children’s Playground Swimming Pool Rest Garden Playground (Phase 2) A.Sai Woo Lane Playground J(2).Portion of Kennedy Town Playground C. King George V Memorial Park, HK D. Centre Street I.Hill Road Sitting-out Area Garden (re- opened now) H.Clarence E. Centre Street Market J(1).Forbes Terrace Sitting-out Area Street Children’s Temporary K.Old Kennedy Playground Playground Town Swimming Pool Page 2 West Island Line- Affected LCSD Facilities Children’s Play Children’s Spring Elderly Fitness Chess Location Equipment Play See-saw Rider Equipment Table (Multi-component) Equipment A Sai Woo Lane Playground 1 (0) 2 (2) 2 (2) 0 (1) - 0 (3) Mui Fong Street Children’s B - 3 (1) -- -0 (2) Playground C King George V Memorial Park, HK ----1 - D Centre Street Sitting-Out Area ------ E Centre Street Market Sitting –Out Area ------ F Ki Ling Lane Children’s Playground - 2 (1) 1 (3) -- - G Hill Road Rest Garden - 1 (1) 0 (1) - 12 (4) Clarence Terrace Children’s H ------ Playground I Hill Road Garden ------ J(1) Forbes Street Temporary Playground 1(1) --- - 3 (3) J(2) Portion of Kennedy Town Playground ------ K Old Kennedy Town Swimming Pool ----3 (0) 6 (0) L Kennedy Town Swimming Pool (Phase 2) ----3 (0) - Total 2 (1) 8 (5) 3 (6) 0 (1) 8 (0) 11 (12) Note：( )Existing Facilities。Example-a (b) : a =Nos. of Re-provisioning Facilities ，b =Nos. of Existing Facilities Page 3 西港島綫重置休憩設施的安排 已交還的休憩設施 交還日期 山道花園 已於二零一零年九月開放 加倫臺兒童遊樂場 已於二零一四年一月交還 堅彌地城遊樂場 已於二零一四年三月開放 士美菲路休憩處(舊堅尼地城游泳池) 已於二零一四年十二月開放 科士街臨時遊樂場 重置休憩設施 交還予有關政府部門的日期(待定) 山道休憩花園 二零一五年第三季 西湖里遊樂場 梅芳街兒童遊樂場 正街街市休憩處 香港佐治五世紀念公園 二零一五年第四季 正街休憩處 請參考備註 奇靈里兒童遊樂場 註: 西營盤站位於奇靈里的出入口，將於二零一五年第四季啟用，而奇靈里兒童遊樂場及正街 休憩處將會隨後交還予康文署管理。 Page 7 MTR Corporation West Island Line- Affected LCSD Facilities Total Re-provisioned Area = 17,847 m2 Total Affected Site Area = 14,628 m2 Page 5 Tsz Mi Street Mi Tsz •Des Voeux Road West Lane Woo Sai Medical Centre Medical N A. Sai Woo Lane Gate Health Entrance Playground Safety Buffer Zone Chain Link 1 set of Multi Component Fence Play 2Equipment sets of Re-provisioned Facilities Children’s Children’s Facilities Play Equipment -1 set of multi –component play equipment 2 sets of -2 sets of children play Sai Woo Lane Spring Rider equipment -2 sets of spring rider Children’s Playground Re-provision Toilet Entrance 0m 20m scale Page 6 B. Mui Fong To Queen’s Road West Mui Fong StreetTo Des Voeux Road Street 10m Children’s Playground N 3 sets of Children’s Play Equipment Re-provisioned facilities Children’s Facilities -3 sets of children play equipment Page 7 C. King George V Memorial Park, HK •Hospital Road N 0m 20m scale •Existing Re-provisioned Facilities Rain Shelter Park not affected 1 set of elderly fitness equipment With Bench 1 set of Elderly Fitness Equipment • High Street Pavilion Page 8 D. Centre Street Sitting-out Area Pavilion with bench Re-provisioned Facilities Nil David Lane David • Additional Additional Railing Entrance • Centre Street 0m 3m scale N Page 9 E.Centre Street Market West Block •First Street N Re-provisioned Sitting-out Area •Centre Street Market Re-provisioned Facilities Nil •Second Street 0m 5m scale Page 10 F. Ki Ling Lane Children’s Playground N To Queen’s Road • Ki Ling Lane To Des Voeux Re-provisioned Facilities West Road Children’s Facilities -2 sets of children play equipment -1 set of spring rider • Entrance 0m 5m scale 1 set 2 sets of of Spring Rider Children Play Equipment Page 11 G. Hill Road Rest Garden N •Hill Road 1 set of Children’s Play Equipment 1 set of Chess Table Re-provisioned Facilities Entrance 1 set of Elderly -1 set of children play Fitness equipment Equipment -1 set of elderly fitness equipment -2 sets of chess table 1 set of Chess Table Additional stair Page 12 J(1). Forbes Street Temporary Playground Forbes 1 set of Children’s Play Equipment Street Entrance Re-provisioned Football Court Children’s Play Area Smithfield Road Re-provisioned Facilities Ventilation Facilities Children’s Facilities -1 set of children play Re-provisioned equipment Toilet (multi component) -3 sets of chess table Page 13 K. Old Kennedy Town Swimming Pool Entrance Active Zone • 3 sets of elderly Rhododendron fitness Path equipment • Covered Sitting Out Area • Multi-function Area-Tai Chi etc. scale Ventilation Mini-bus facilities Re-provisioned Drop Off Facilities Area Elderly Facilities -3 sets fitness equipment Passive Area -6 sets chess • 6 sets of chess table table • Seating Area Page 14 L. Kennedy Town Swimming Pool (Phase 2) Elderly Exercise Area Re-provisioned Facilities -3 sets of elderly fitness equipment Legend 1 set of Children’s Play Equipment 1 set of Children’s 1 set of Children’s (Multi Components) Play Equipment Play Equipment 1 set of Spring Rider 1 set of Elderly Fitness 1 set of chess table Equipment Page 16 West Island Line- Affected LCSD Facilities Way Forward •Seek C&W DC’s support to the revised dates of return of sites to LCSD •Present the revised dates of return of sites together with justification to C&W DC meeting scheduled in 2Q-3Q 2014 Page 17 Thank You 18 MTRCWest IslandWest Island Line Line Re-provisioningMTR/ LCSD Senior of Kennedy Level MeetingTown Swimming Pool Phase 2 LCSDProgress Detailed Update Design Presentation 23 September 2014 5 December 2013 1 Agenda Part 1 Re‐provisioning of Kennedy Town Swimming Pool Phase 2 1. Overview 2. Design Updates 3. Key Construction Works Items & Construction Programme Part 2 Update of Return of LCSD Re‐provisioning Facilities upon WIL Opening Part 3 C&W DC Consultation 2 MTRCPart 2: West Island Line Re-provisioning of Kennedy Town Update of Return of LCSD Re-provisioning Swimming Pool Phase 2 LCSDFacilities Detailed upon Design WIL Presentation Opening 5 December 2013 27 West Island Line - Affected LCSD facilities F. Ki Ling Lane B. Mui Fong Street Children’s L. Kennedy Town G. Hill Road Rest Children’s Playground Swimming Pool Garden Playground (Phase 2) A. Sai Woo Lane Playground J(2).Portion of Kennedy Town Playground C. King George V Memorial Park, HK D. Centre Street I. Hill Road Garden Sitting-out Area (re-opened now) E. Centre Street Market J(1). Forbes Street H. Clarence Terrace Sitting-out Area Temporary Children’s Playground Playground K.Old Kennedy Town Swimming Pool 28 西港島綫重置休憩設施的安排 已交還的休憩設施 交還日期 山道花園 已於二零一零年九月開放 加倫臺兒童遊樂場 已於二零一四年一月交還 堅彌地城遊樂場 已於二零一四年三月開放 士美菲路休憩處(舊堅尼地城游泳池) 已於二零一四年十二月開放 科士街臨時遊樂場 重置休憩設施 交還予有關政府部門的日期(待定) 山道休憩花園 二零一五年第三季 西湖里遊樂場 梅芳街兒童遊樂場 正街街市休憩處 香港佐治五世紀念公園 二零一五年第四季 正街休憩處 請參考備註 奇靈里兒童遊樂場 註: 西營盤站位於奇靈里的出入口，將於二零一五年第四季啟用，而奇靈里兒童遊樂場及正街 休憩處將會隨後交還予康文署管理。 Page 7 MTR Corporation West Island Line- Affected LCSD Facilities Total Re-provisioned Area = 17,847 m2 Total Affected Site Area = 14,628 m2 30 MTRCPart 3: West Island Line Re-provisioning of Kennedy Town C&W DC Consultation Swimming Pool Phase 2 LCSD Detailed Design Presentation 5 December 2013 31 C&W DC Consultation Current Status: • On 3 May 2013, C&W DC was informed that return of re-provisioning facilities to LCSD will start in 2015 in phases. No adverse comment was indicated by C&W DC • On 3 May 2013, C&W DC was informed of the revised construction programme of KTSP Phase 2 with works commencement in Q3 2014 and substantial completion in Q4 2016. No adverse comment was indicated by C&W DC • It is planned to inform C&W DC of the PTFE roof design in the upcoming C&W DC Meeting 32 MTR CORPORATION LIMITED WEST ISLAND LINE (WIL) 713 KTSP Phase 2 - Senior Level Meeting NOTES OF MEETING DATE OF MEETING TIME VENUE 05 December 2013 3:00pm – 4:30pm Room 1601A, Leisure and Cultural Services Department (Thursday) SUBJECT: Progress Update of KTSP Phase 2 Attendees: MTRCL: Kam Mak – SDME Timothy Fong – DMA I Stephen Hamill - Acting Project Manager Rod Hockin - Principal Projects Advisor Ashley Calvert - Construction Manager RDO: LI Sze Ming – Senior Engineer LCSD: Olivia Chan – Assistant Director (Leisure Services)2 Richard Wong – Chief Leisure Manager (Hong Kong West) Harry Tsang – Chief Executive Officer (Planning)1 Rosa Au – Senior Executive Officer (Planning)4 George Ngan – District Leisure Manager (Central & Western) Rachel Man – Deputy District Leisure Manager (Central & Western)1 Michelle Siu – Assistant District Leisure Manager (Central & Western)1 Bikin Leung – Executive Officer (Planning)4 TFP: Felix Li - AP Patrick Yue – Design Team Leader Ellen Lee – Architect PB: Alan Tam – PM (C&S) Lawrence Ho – PM (E&M) Alex Kong – Managing Director Page 1 of 4 ITEM DESCRIPTION ACTION 1. Presentation The presentation was divided into two parts. TFP presented an update Note on KTSP Phase 2 design in Part 1. MTRCL updated on re- provisioning of LCSD affected facilities in Part 2. During TFP presentation, LCSD raised the followings comments. Note 2. Lifeguard Lookout Stand The exact locations of Lifeguard Lookout Stand was needed to be TFP/PB further coordinated with LCSD and Life Saving Society. TFP clarified that current locations were indicative but needed to be confirmed early in order to finalize the construction details for tender. LCSD raised concern on water reflection and lack of mechanical TFP/PB ventilation for lifeguard stand zones in many existing venues.
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