A groundbreaking ceremony was held yesterday (29th) for the transitional housing project "Leshan Village" in Lok Sin Tong, Tai Po. It is expected to provide more than 1,000 transitional housing units after completion, benefiting 10,000 residents. The project is expected to be completed by mid-2023. .
The ground-breaking ceremony was held for the transitional housing project of "Leshan Village" in Tai Po, with Chief Executive Carrie Lam as the officiating guest.
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Leung Chi-kin, Chairman of Wheelock Properties Co., Ltd., said that a transitional house "Leshan Village" will be built on about 156,000 square feet of land in Huangyutan, Tai Po. After completion, it will provide about 1,236 transitional houses with a useful life of at least 8 years, benefiting 10,000 people. Residents.
"Leshan Village" provides open-plan units, two-bedroom units, three-bedroom units, and barrier-free units. The village is divided into different communities and public spaces, including fitness garden, children’s adventure park, leisure garden, laundry center and convenience Shop to meet the needs of residents.
The project was built using the "assembly and synthesis" construction method, and the design is naturally integrated with the surrounding environment. It is also a conceptual plan for a "smoke-free community". Parking spaces are located at the entrance. There is no roadway in the village. It is hoped that good air quality will be maintained and greenery will be added. Environmental protection elements such as rooftops, solar panels and wind power generation.
Chief Executive Carrie Lam Cheng Yuet-ngor attended the ground-breaking ceremony for the transitional housing project in the "Lok Shan Village" in Tai Po yesterday (29th). In her speech, he stated that Hong Kong still relies on transitional housing at this stage to relieve the living pressure of the grassroots.
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Peng Zhihong, chairman of Lok Shan Church in Kowloon, said that the transitional housing project in the "Leshan Village" in Tai Po is jointly promoted by the government, business and the public. It is currently the largest transitional housing project in the Tai Po area and is expected to be completed by mid-2023. It is hoped that To solve the short-term housing needs of the grassroots waiting for public housing.
Kai Tak school premises to build 478 transitional houses received government funding of more than 260 million transitional houses Two projects were approved for 280 million 564 units were provided, including the adjacent Kai Tak luxury housing project, the “Light Village” in Tin Shui Wai was reduced to 87 social housing projects. Will approve
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