Stage 2 of Tung Chung consultation unveiled

It'll last until 21 July.

According to a report, the Planning Department and the Civil Engineering & Development Department today launched the Stage 2 Public Engagement for the Tung Chung New Town Extension Study.

Activities including a community workshop, a public forum, briefings and roving exhibitions will serve to gauge public views on planning direction and scale for development.

Two initial land use options are proposed for Tung Chung East; a 'Livable Town' option providing more housing through higher development densities around the proposed new MTR station, and an 'Economic Vibrancy' option creating a regional commercial hub in Tung Chung in addition to supplying housing.

For Tung Chung West, the proposed land use aims to strike a balance between development and conservation, adding land for housing while developing existing rural areas along with limited reclamation.

The engagement will last until July 21.

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