Meeting to discuss pilot recycling scheme and recycling on Lamma Conference Room, Harbour Building Attendees From Living Lamma: Jo Wilson, Nick Bilcliffe, Fiona Donnelley From Environmental Protection Department: Dr Ellen Chan, AD(EI), Mr Michael Lui, S(WF)4, Mr Stephen Siu, S(WM)2 From Islands District Office: Timothy TAM, Assistant District Officer, Ken CHENG, Liaison Officer i/c (Peng […]
Read More »PROPOSAL FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF YUNG SHUE WAN FERRY PIER Presented to HKKF, the Commissioner for Transport and the Commissioner for Tourism Background Lamma Island is well known as a place of natural beauty, an escape from the concrete jungle of the city. In the last few years, however, residents have witnessed a deterioration in […]
Read More »Consultation on the New Police Post Questions for Meeting on 11th May at 10 a.m. How tall will the new police post be? We notice the design considers the roadside to be the front view. There does not seem to have been much thought gone into the design of the harbour side. The building will […]
Read More »Ideas for Sustainable Organic Waste Management at Yung Shue Wan BY DAVID SAUNDERS & BING LAW OF THE GREEN PATCH Introduction Present arrangements for municipal waste management in the community of Yung Shue Wan and district, on Lamma Island, offer ideal opportunities for development of what is known in many parts of the world as Community […]
Read More »Improving Bike Parking in Yung Shue Wan – towards a more beautiful Lamma Submitted to the Islands District Office, Home Affairs Department Background According to a notice dated July 2008 issued by the Port Works Division of the Civil Engineering and Development Department and posted outside the Rural Committee: “Shortage of cycle parking area (CPA) near Yung […]
Read More »Appendix I: Problem Areas (included in the visit by government department representatives) Yung Shue Wan Main Street – From the YSW Ferry Pier to the Football Pitch and Tin Hau Temple REF: YSW0010210 This rusty sign has been in this state on the ferry pier for years. Responsibility: Which department is responsible for the maintenance […]
Read More »3. Snake Path’ from Tai Peng to Tai Wan New Village REF: SP0010210 Construction waste off ‘Snake Path’ between the Fire Station and Tai Peng Old Village near Tree reference T54 WO no 38 Responsibility: Lands Department/Water Authority REF: SP0020210 Discarded baskets, plastic bucket and old tire off ‘Snake Path’ near lamppost number 49199. Responsibility: […]
Read More »An Excerpt From: A Different Future for Yung Shue Wan: An Alternative Planning Approach Submitted to Hong Kong Government, March 1995 2.0 Planning for the future 2.1 It is now widely accepted that human activities around the world are causing such large-scale damage to the global environment that it may not be able to support […]
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