Appendix 3.i: Public Facilities Could the GMP improve the outlook of these buildings? The Ferry Pier – outside and in The Library The Post Office The Rural Committee Building The District Councilor’s Office FEHD’s office The WSD’s building The entranceways to the schools Lampposts – if we can attach banners, why not flowers?
Read More »Appendix 3.ii: Other Public Areas Could the GMP help educate people so that we could have more positive examples of what can be achieved through planting in our community? Rubbish is commonly dumped at the side of pathways But not when the area has been planted Fences can be ugly Or not Grey walls are […]
Read More »Appendix 2: Lamma vs. Ocean Park Building sites on Lamma are always eyesores. There seems to be no consideration for the people who live on the island, or for the visitors who come to enjoy the natural setting. Typical building works as seen from the tourist paths: Compare these with a building site at Ocean […]
Read More »Appendix 1: Tai Peng New Village Case Study Objective: To clean up the entranceway to Tai Peng New Village. In October 2010, after failing to get government to move to clean up many of the areas highlighted in our Stop the Mess report, we started an experiment. We chose a small area as a test […]
Read More »Introduction to Living Lamma’s response to CEDD’s Greening Master Plan (GMP) for the Islands District A Snapshot of Living Lamma’s past engagement with Government Living Lamma was started in May 2009 in response to two issues – dumping on agricultural land in the Yung Shue Long Valley and Home Affairs Department (HAD) plans to construct […]
Read More »Tree and Vegetation Management on Lamma Island This report was first drafted in December 2010 and remains current two years later. It was undertaken as part of follow up efforts to clean up Lamma Island – the lack of proper tree care being identified as one of the contributing factors to environmental degradation in our […]
Read More »Joint visit to Lamma by Home Affairs Department, Lands Department and Environmental Protection Department 17th October 2012 Aims: To demonstrate to relevant government departments the need to improve Lamma’s environment by redesigning waste facilities so that they meet the requirements of the community, allowing people to dispose of their waste responsibly and recycle more. To […]
Read More »Site Visit & Introduction Aims: To demonstrate to relevant government departments the need to improve Lamma’s environment by redesigning waste facilities so that they meet the requirements of the community, allowing people to dispose of their waste responsibly and recycle more. To ask participants from the relevant government departments on today’s visit to work with […]
Read More »Meeting with Ellen Chan, EPD 20/F Harbour Building Pre-Meeting Notes Future of recycling on Lamma Glass Plastic Paper Metal Small WEEE Food Waste Green Waste Application in front of library Plans for Overhaul of Bin Areas and RCPS When were they built? Who is responsible for bin design? Context – stop the mess Examples from […]
Read More »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 […]
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