2023-12-25 08:52:09
The Buildings Department issued clearance orders and prosecuted 4 owners of 20 detached houses in Pan Lung Peninsula, Tuen Mun, which were involved in unauthorized construction (data photo)
Following the large-scale operation launched by the Buildings Department and the Lands Department on the problem of unauthorized construction on the Red Shan Peninsula, this month they went to the Pan Lung Peninsula in Tuen Mun for a joint inspection. As of the middle of this month, the Buildings Department had issued notices to the owners of 20 unauthorized detached houses. A clearance order was issued to remove illegal structures and correct illegal site formation works. The relevant clearance order has also been sent to the Land Registry for “deed registration”. The owners of 4 of the detached houses have been prosecuted and will be issued to the remaining houses in batches. Issue demolition orders to owners of detached houses that violate regulations, and follow up on compliance with the issued demolition orders.
Submit it to the Land Registry for “stacking”
In response to media inquiries, the Buildings Department stated that in the past, it had issued clearance orders for unauthorized construction and illegal site formation works of individual detached houses in Panlong Peninsula due to reports, and had instituted prosecutions once morest owners who failed to comply. However, recent aerial photos show that , there are still other detached houses in the housing estate involved in unauthorized construction, illegal site formation works and illegal occupation of government land, so a joint operation was launched.
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