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3 其他主要工作
Other Major Work
On 14 December 2012, the Board was briefed on the
initial land use options during the Stage 1 Community
Engagement. Members provided views on the target
population, the key objectives of land use options, the
development impacts on the local character, planning
concepts, provision of transport infrastructure, as well as
implementation of the proposed development.
On 14 March 2014, the Board was briefed on the draft
Recommended Outline Development Plan (RODP) for
the site during the Stage 2 Community Engagement.
The development potential of the site had been further
optimized to provide additional housing and recreation
uses to meet the long-term housing needs and to
facilitate the creation of a “Tourism and Recreation Hub”,
while confining development to the existing platforms
without affecting the adjoining woodland and man-made
lake. Members provided views on the planning concept,
transport arrangement, impact on the fish culture
zones, the provision of GIC facilities, tourism facilities
and housing mix of the development. The study was
scheduled for completion in mid-2016.
研究範圍
Study Area
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社區參與
Community Enagaement
Planning Study on Future Land Use at
Anderson Road Quarry – Feasibility Study
In January 2010, PlanD commissioned the Planning
Study on Future Land Use at Anderson Road Quarry -
Feasibility Study. The overall objective of the study is
to examine the future land use and the potential of the
Anderson Road Quarry site for residential and other uses
after the completion of the rehabilitation works in 2016.
The findings and recommendations of the study would
serve as a reference for the revision of the relevant town
plans to guide the future development of the site, as well
as a basis for carrying out the engineering feasibility
study.
On 13 July 2012, the Board was briefed on the draft RODP
for the site during the Stage 2 Community Engagement
of the study. Members provided views on the possible
traffic and visual impacts of the proposed developments,
the provision of commercial facilities for future residents,
the proposed rock cavern developments and the future
treatment of the rock face. A final RODP with a planned
population of 25,000 and flat production of 9,410 was
prepared and reported back to the Board on 8 March
2013. Members had no strong views on the RODP
and provided specific comments on the possible visual
impacts, the proposed traffic, transport and pedestrian
connectivity measures, and the future treatment of the
rock face. The study was completed in early 2014.