Sha Po through to Tai Yuen and Wang Long REF: STW0010210 A stockpile of old doors, old bike, polystyrene container and other items near lamppost number 35767 at Sha Po. Responsibility: Presumably this is private land, but it is next to the public footpath in a residential area. What can be done to clean up […]
Read More »Yung Shue Long Valley to Tai Peng New Village REF: YSL0010210 Oil drums on the path to Yung Shue Long. The storage of these seems to be a particular problem on Lamma. Responsibility: How should they be disposed of? Where should they be stored? REF: YSL0020210 Restaurants often seem to have problems finding enough space, […]
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 »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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