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2 工作重點
Highlights of work
South West Kowloon Outline Zoning Plan The waterfront site at Lin Cheung Road covers an area of
about 9.65 ha previously under various zonings including
On 22 November 2013, the Board agreed to propose “Other Specified Uses” (“OU”) annotated “Cargo
amendments to the South West Kowloon OZP mainly to Working Area, Wholesale Market and Industrial-Office”,
rezone a site at Fat Tseung Street West and a waterfront “OU(Wholesale Market)”, “OU(Pier)” and an area shown
site at Lin Cheung Road for residential developments. as ‘Road’. It is located at the waterfront and served by
The rezoning was one of the Government’s short and MTR Nam Cheong Station. The proposed amendments
medium-term measures to expedite the supply of were for rezoning of about 6 ha of land to “Comprehensive
land for housing. The draft South West Kowloon OZP Development Area” (“CDA”), “CDA(2)” and “R(A)12” to
No. S/K20/29 was exhibited for public inspection on 13 facilitate the development of private housing and about
December 2013. The site at Fat Tseung Street West, 3,400 public housing units. The proposed maximum
with an area of about 0.62 ha, is located within an area building height of 120mPD for the “R(A)12” site and
with a number of public housing developments (namely 100mPD for the “CDA” and “CDA(2)” sites were generally
Hoi Lai Estate and the proposed public rental housing in line with the stepped building height profile in the area.
(PRH) development at North West Kowloon Reclamation The remaining areas were rezoned to “G/IC”, “O” and an
(Site 6) and private housing developments (commonly area shown as ‘Road’.
known as the “Four Little Dragons”), as well as a cluster
of Government, institution and community (GIC) facilities After giving consideration to the 3,099 representations
including a number of schools. The site was rezoned and 34 comments in respect of the OZP on 20 June 2014
from “Government, Institution or Community” (“G/IC”), and 4 July 2014, the Board decided not to propose any
“Open Space” (“O”) and an area shown as ‘Road’ to amendment to the OZP. The draft OZP was approved by
“R(A)11” with a maximum domestic PR of 6.5, a maximum CE in C on 23 September 2014 and was subsequently
non-domestic PR of 1.5 and a maximum building height renumbered as S/K20/30.
of 120mPD for a public housing development with about
680 flats.
Lin Cheung Road
Fat Tseung Street West
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