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Representative Squads) Under Private Recreational Leases Open-up Scheme for National Sports Associations (Representative Squads) under Private Recreational Leases Sports Clubs other than Camp Sites 1 (as at 6.2013) Open-up Scheme1 for National Sports Associations (Representative Squads) under Private Recreational Leases Name of Lessee: Chinese Recreation Club, Hong Kong (CRC) Address: 123 Tung Lo Wan Road, Tai Hang, Hong Kong Contact: Ms Helena Li, Administration Officer Tel: 25777376; Fax: 25765242; Email: [email protected] A. Facilities and Time Slots Open to Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends and Public Holidays No. of Type of facilities facilities Opening Time slots for Opening Time slots for time slots priority booking2 time slots priority booking Outdoor Tennis Court 3 courts 1000 - 1300 & 1300 - 1600 1000 - 1300 & 1300 - 1600 2000 - 2300 N/A Squash Court 1 court 1000 - 1800 1500 - 1800 N/A N/A Golf Driving Lane 2 lanes 1200 - 1400 & 1900 - 2200 1900 - 2200 N/A N/A B. Fees and Charges for the Use of Facilities by Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Fees and charges for Players or Representative Squads of NSAs Type of facilities Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends & Public Holidays $45/ head/ 3-hr session (1000 -1300 or 1300 – 1600) $140/ head/ 3 hrs session (2000 – 2300) Outdoor Tennis Court (An additional charge of $50/ hr/ court for lighting) (An additional charge of $50/ hr/ court for lighting) Squash Court $20/ head/ 45 min N/A Golf Driving Lane $26/ hr/ lane; $13/ half hr/ lane N/A C. Staging of International Events NSAs may book CRC’s above facilities for staging recognised international events one year in advance. 1 The information as contained herein is for general reference only. For detailed booking arrangement as well as terms and conditions for using the facilities, please contact the lessee direct. 2 NSAs are accorded with priority for booking of CRC’s facilities on the lot 30 days in advance. 2 (as at 6.2013) Open-up Scheme1 for National Sports Associations (Representative Squads) under Private Recreational Leases Name of Lessee: Clearwater Bay Golf and Country Club (CBGCC) Address: Po Toi O, Sai Kung, N.T. Contact: Ms Fanita Tam, Member Relations Manager Tel: 23353788; Fax: 26230562; Email: [email protected] A. Facilities and Time Slots Open to Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Time slots designated for players or representative squads of NSAs for priority booking2 No. of Type of facilities facilities Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends and Public Holidays Sep - May: 1 tee time/ day (except Wed) 18-hole Golf Course 1 course Jun - Aug: 2 tee times/ day (except Wed) 1 tee time/ day Executive Nine Golf Course 1 course 2 tee times/ day 2 tee times/ day Tennis Court 2 courts 1200 - 1600 N/A Squash Court 1 court 0800 - 1200 N/A Badminton Court 1 court 0800 - 1200 N/A Table Tennis Table 1 table 0800 - 1200 N/A B. Fees and Charges for the Use of Facilities by Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Fees and Charges for relevant NSAs Type of facilities Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends & Public Holidays Free of charge Free of charge 18-hole Golf Course (Golf cart usage will be charged at member’s rate, (Golf cart usage will be charged at member’s rate, currently $120/head) currently $120/head) Executive Nine Golf Course Free of charge Free of charge Tennis Court Free of charge Free of charge Squash Court Free of charge Free of charge Badminton Court Free of charge Free of charge Table Tennis Free of charge Free of charge C. Staging of International Events NSAs may book CBGCC’s above facilities for staging recognised international events one year in advance. 1 The information as contained herein is for general reference only. For detailed booking arrangement as well as terms and conditions for using the facilities, please contact the lessee direct. 2 NSAs are accorded with priority for booking of CBGCC’s above facilities 30 days in advance. 3 (as at 6.2013) Open-up Scheme1 for National Sports Associations (Representative Squads) under Private Recreational Leases Name of Lessee: Club De Recreio (CDR) Address: 20 Gascoigne Road, King’s Park, Kowloon, Hong Kong Contact: Tel: 23888194 / 23852352; Email: [email protected] A. Facilities and Time Slots Open to Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Time slots designated for players or representative squads of NSAs 2 Type of facilities No. of facilities for priority booking Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends and Public Holidays (P/H) 1400 – 1700 (Sat) Hockey Pitch 1 pitch N/A 1000 – 1500 (Sun & P/H) 1000 – 1200 (Mon & Fri) 1 court 0900 – 1100 (Sat) 1900 – 2200 (Mon, Tue & Thur) Tennis Court 2 courts 1900 – 2200 (Mon, Tue & Thur) N/A 3 courts (From 2015) 1900 – 2200 (Mon, Tue & Thur) N/A 1 rink N/A 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1 rink N/A Lawn Bowls Green (Outdoor) 1000 - 1200 (Sun & P/H) 4 rinks 1900 – 2200 (Tue) 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1 rink N/A 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1 rink N/A 1000 - 1300 (Sun & P/H) Lawn Bowls Green (Indoor) 2 rinks 1900 – 2200 (Tue) 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1000 – 1200 (Mon & Fri) 2 rinks 1430 - 1830 (Sat) 1900 – 2200 (Tue) Badminton Court 1 court N/A 0900 - 1100 (Sat) B. Fees and Charges for the Use of Facilities by Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Fees and charges for Players or Representative Squads of NSAs Type of facilities Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends & Public Holidays Hockey Pitch & Grass Area Free for Hong Kong Hockey Association Free for Hong Kong Hockey Association Tennis Court Free for Hong Kong Tennis Association Free for Hong Kong Tennis Association Lawn Bowls Outdoor Green Free for Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association Free for Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association Indoor Green Badminton Court Free for Hong Kong Badminton Association Free for Hong Kong Badminton Association C. Staging of International Events NSAs may book CDR’s above facilities for staging recognised international events one year in advance. 1 The information as contained herein is for general reference only. For detailed booking arrangement as well as terms and conditions for using the facilities, please contact the lessee direct. 2 NSAs are accorded with priority for booking of CDR’s above facilities 42 days in advance. 4 (as at 6.2013) Open-up Scheme1 for National Sports Associations (Representative Squads) under Private Recreational Leases Name of Lessee: Craigengower Cricket Club (CCC) Address: 188 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong Contact: Ms Ruby Wong Tel: 25778331; Fax: 28905501; Email: [email protected] A. Facilities and Time Slots Open to Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Time slots designated for players or representative squads of NSAs for priority booking2 No. of Type of facilities facilities Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends and Public Holidays Badminton Court 1 court 0800 – 1300 (except Tue & Thur) 0800 – 1000 (Sat) & 2100 – 2300 (Sun) Billiard Table 1 table 1500 - 1700 1200 - 1300 Covered Lawn Bowls Green 2 rinks 0800 - 1800 0800 - 1300 Outdoor Lawn Bowls Green 3 rinks 1500 - 1800 1500 - 1800 Golf Driving Range 3 bays 0800 - 1800 0800 - 1800 Squash Court 1 court 0800 - 1800 0800 - 1800 Table-Tennis Table 2 tables 0800 - 1800 0800 - 1700 Tennis Court 3 courts 0800 - 1700 0800 - 1300 Subject to CCC’s approval, a maximum of 6 rinks could be allocated to Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association for holding competitions. B. Fees and Charges for the Use of Facilities by Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Fees and charges for Players or Representative Squads of NSAs Type of facilities (Weekdays, Weekends & Public Holidays) Badminton Court $48/ hr/ court Billiard Table $36/ hr/ table $48/ hr/ rink Covered Lawn Bowls Green (free for Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association to conduct training or competitions) $48/ hr/ rink Outdoor Lawn Bowls Green (free for Hong Kong Lawn Bowl Association to conduct training or competitions) Golf Driving Range $20/ hr/ bay Squash Court $24/ 45 mins/court Table-Tennis Table $20/ hr/ table $48/ hr/ court Tennis Court (free for Hong Kong Tennis Association to conduct training or competitions) C. Staging of International Events NSAs may book CCC’s above facilities for staging recognised international events one year in advance. 1 The information as contained herein is for general reference only. For detailed booking arrangement as well as terms and conditions for using the facilities, please contact the lessee direct. 2 NSAs are accorded with priority for booking of CCC’s above facilities 30 days in advance. 5 (as at 6.2013) Open-up Scheme1 for National Sports Associations (Representative Squads) under Private Recreational Leases Name of Lessee: Director of the Young Men’s Christian Association of Hong Kong (YMCA) (King’s Park Centenary Centre) Address: 22 Gascoigne Road, Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon Contact: Duty Staff Tel: 27826682; Fax: 27837868; Email: [email protected] A. Facilities and Time Slots Open to Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Time slots designated for players or representative squads of NSAs for 2 Type of facilities No. of facilities priority booking Weekdays (Mon to Fri) Weekends and Public Holidays Tennis Courts (No. 2 & 3) 2 courts 1230 - 1530 1230 - 1530 Climbing Wall 1 wall 1630 - 1930 1930 - 2230 Inline Hockey Pitch (Basketball Court) 1 pitch 1630 - 1930 1930 - 2230 Function Room 1 room 1630 - 1930 1930 - 2230 B. Fees and Charges for the Use of Facilities by Players or Representative Squads of National Sports Associations Fees and charges for Players or Representative Squads of NSAs Type of facilities Non-Peak Hours Peak Hours (0830 – 1730 in weekdays) (Sat, Sun, Public Holidays and 1730 - 2230 in weekdays) Tennis Court $60/hr/court $80/hr/court Adult Youth (18 & under) Adult Youth (18 & under) Climbing Wall $70/hr $40/hr $100/hr $60/hr Inline Hockey Rink $600/hr $850/hr (Basketball Court) ($350/hr) ($400/hr) Function Room $350/hr $400/hr C.
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