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Hab144 Controlling Officer’S Reply Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2021-22 Reply Serial No. HAB144 CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY (Question Serial No. 2572) Head: (95) Leisure and Cultural Services Department Subhead (No. & title): (-) Not Specified Programme: (1) Recreation and Sports Controlling Officer: Director of Leisure and Cultural Services (Vincent LIU) Director of Bureau: Secretary for Home Affairs Question: 1. The locations of all venues with pet gardens across the territory, their respective areas and opening hours; 2. The locations of the pet gardens to be opened this year, their respective areas and opening hours; 3. The locations of all “Inclusive Parks for Pets” across the territory, their respective areas and opening hours. Asked by: Hon LEUNG Mei-fun, Priscilla (LegCo internal reference no.: 99) Reply: 1. & 3. The locations, area and opening hours of the pet gardens and Inclusive Parks for Pets managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) are set out at Annex I and Annex II. 2. The LCSD plans to provide at least 2 more pet gardens in 2021. The locations, sizes and opening hours of these additional pet gardens are set out below: District Project Area of Opening hours pet garden (m2) North Open Space in Area 47 and 48 650 24 hours District Open Space adjoining Wong Tai San Po Kong Public Housing 143 0700-2300 Sin Development Annex I to Reply Serial No. HAB144 List of venues provided with pet gardens under the management of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department Area of Pet Opening District Venue Name Garden Hours (m2) Hong Kong Island *Central 1. @ Cadogan Street Temporary 200 24 hours and Garden Western 2. @ Central and Western District 4 700 24 hours Promenade—Central Section 3. @ Central and Western District 1 500 24 hours Promenade—Sheung Wan Section 4. Fung Mat Road Sitting-out Area 150 24 hours 5. @ Oaklands Avenue Sitting-out 125 24 hours Area Eastern 6. Fu Hong Street Pet Garden 851.5 24 hours 7. @ Hong Cheung Street Sitting-out 750 24 hours Area 8.. Lok Man Road Pet Garden 450 24 hours 9. @ North Point Promenade 526 24 hours (Phase I) 10. @ Quarry Bay Promenade 3 000 24 hours 11. @ Tung Hei Road Sitting-out 1 500 24 hours Area 12. Sheung On Street Pet Garden 358 24 hours Southern 13. @ Ap Lei Chau Waterfront 530 0700-2330 Promenade 14. Heung Yip Path Pet Garden 1 184 0700-2330 Wan Chai 15. Tai Hang Drive Sitting-out Area 96 24 hours Kowloon Kowloon 16. Hung Ling Street Sitting-out Area 1 060 24 hours City 17. @ Kowloon Tsai Park 390 24 hours 18. @ Sheung Shing Street Park 665 0900-2300 19. @ Sung Wong Toi Playground 1 880 24 hours Area of Pet Opening District Venue Name Garden Hours (m2) Kwun 20. @ Kwun Tong Ferry Pier Square 1 200 24 hours Tong 21. @ Tai Yip Street Garden 300 24 hours Sham Shui 22. Butterfly Valley Road Pet Garden 7 000 0700-2400 Po 23. @ Lai Chi Kok Park 370 Mondays to Fridays: 1500-0700 Saturdays, Sundays and Public holidays: 24 hours 24. @ Hing Wah Street West 1 011 0700-2300 Playground Wong Tai 25. @ Po Kong Village Road / Shung 105 24 hours Sin Wah Street Sitting-out Area Yau Tsim 26. @ Man Cheong Street Park 2 600 0700-2400 Mong 27. @ Waterloo Road / Ferry Street 953 0700-2300 Sitting-out Area New Territories Islands 28. @ Tung Chung North Park 2 180 0700-2300 Kwai 29. @ Cheung Wan Street Rest 2 400 24 hours Tsing Garden 30. @ Jockey Club Hing Shing Road 1 290 24 hours Playground 31. Kwai Chung Castle Peak Road 2 546 24 hours Sitting-out Area 32. @ Tai Wo Hau Road Playground 400 24 hours 33. Tsing Yu Street Garden 10 300 24 hours North 34. Po Wing Road Sitting-out Area 2 300 0700-2400 35. @ Sheung Shui Heung Basketball 250 24 hours Court Area of Pet Opening District Venue Name Garden Hours (m2) Sai Kung 36. Po Lam Sitting-Out Area 1 248 24 hours 37. @ Tseung Kwan O Waterfront 648 24 hours Park 38. Wan Po Road Pet Garden 12 800 0700-2230 Sha Tin 39. Ma On Shan Sai Sha Road Pet 2 360 24 hours Garden Tai Po 40. @ Chung Nga Road Children’s 260 24 hours Playground 41. @ Kwong Fuk Park 2 000 24 hours Tsuen 42. @ Kwok Shui Road Park 400 24 hours Wan 43. @ Sham Tsz Street Playground 160 0700-2300 44. @ Tsuen Wan Park 350 24 hours 45. @ Wo Yi Hop Road Garden 106 24 hours Tuen Mun 46. @ Hoi Wong Road Garden 2 400 24 hours 47. Lam Tei Pet Garden 2 772 24 hours Yuen 48. @ Hung Tak Road Sitting-out 500 24 hours Long Area No.2 49. @ Tin Yip Road Sitting-out Area 805 24 hours 50. @ Town Park North Children’s 438 24 hours Playground Note * Victoria Peak Garden in Central and Western District is categorised as “Inclusive Park for Pets”. @ Pet gardens are provided at designated areas of the venues. Annex II to Reply Serial No. HAB144 List of venues provided with Inclusive Parks for Pets under the management of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department Area of Inclusive Opening District Venue Name Park for Hours Pets (m2) Hong Kong Island Central 1. Central and Western District 5 784 24 hours and Promenade—Central Section Western 2. Victoria Peak Garden 96 400 24 hours Eastern 3. Fu Hong Street Sitting-out Area 563 24 hours 4. North Point Promenade (Phase I) 2 200 24 hours 5. Siu Sai Wan Promenade 7 134 24 hours Southern 6. Aberdeen Promenade 16 580 24 hours 7. Kwun Hoi Path Sitting-out Area 1 300 24 hours Wan Chai 8. Lin Fa Kung Garden 3 300 24 hours 9. Lin Fa Kung Street East Sitting- 300 24 hours out Area 10. Wan Chai Temporary Promenade 8 630 24 hours Kowloon Kowloon 11. Kai Tak Runway Park 28 200 24 hours City 12. Lung Cheung Road Park 14 100 24 hours Kwun 13. Hiu Kwong Street Rest Garden 4 036 24 hours Tong 14. Lei Yue Mun Waterfront Sitting- 1 395 24 hours out Area Sham Shui 15. Osmanthus Road Rest Garden 1 533 24 hours Po 16. Tong Yam Street Hillside Sitting- 702 24 hours out Area Area of Inclusive Opening District Venue Name Park for Hours Pets (m2) Wong Tai 17. Ngau Chi Wan Village Playground 1 300 24 hours Sin 18. Ngau Chi Wan Village Sitting-out 470 24 hours Area 19. San Po Kong Interchange Rest 3 500 24 hours Garden 20. Wing Ting Road Sitting-out Area 260 24 hours Yau Tsim 21. Chui Yu Road Rest Garden 4 120 0700-2300 Mong 22. Waterloo Road/Ferry Street 92.6 0700-2300 Sitting-out Area New Territories Islands 23. Mui Wo River Silver Garden 650 24 hours [Area 2] 24. Tung Chung North Park [Area A] 2 690 24 hours Kwai 25. Cheung Fai Road Promenade 4 200 24 hours Tsing 26. Tai Wo Hau Road Playground 9 639 24 hours 27. Tsing Yi Promenade [Grand 3 480 24 hours Horizon Portion] North 28. Fanling Station Sitting-out Area 1 530 24 hours 29. On Lok Tsuen (No. 4) Sitting-out 2 900 24 hours Area Sai Kung 30. Fuk Man Garden 4 000 24 hours 31. Wo Mei Rest Garden 630 24 hours Sha Tin 32. Pak Shek Kok Promenade [Sha 25 000 24 hours Tin Section] 33. Shing Mun River Promenade 5 500 24 hours Garden No. 3 [Area B] Tai Po 34. Ha Hang Village Sitting-out Area 3 090 24 hours 35. Pak Shek Kok Promenade [Tai Po 18 000 24 hours Section] 36. Ting Tai Road Children’s 3 520 24 hours Playground Area of Inclusive Opening District Venue Name Park for Hours Pets (m2) Tsuen 37. Tsuen Wan Park 80 000 24 hours Wan 38. Tsuen Wan Riviera Park 42 600 24 hours Tuen Mun 39. Ki Lun Kong Public Park 2804 24 hours Yuen 40. Tin Ho Road Playground 10 830 24 hours Long 41. Wang Yip Street South Rest 1 573 24 hours Garden - End - .
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