分区A-D 的定义及其特惠补偿率.pdf

For Discussion on 13 January 2000 LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL PANEL ON PLANNING, LANDS AND WORKS Land Resumption Policy and Related Matters This paper provides information on land resumption policy and rehousing arrangements in respect of clearances for the implementation of public works projects and the clearance of Shek Wu San Tsuen. Land Resumption Policy 2. Resumption of private land is sometimes required for the purpose of implementing public works projects. Land resumption is normally undertaken by Lands Department at the request of a client department. Lands Department will critically examine the resumption requirements of the project and to ensure that only the minimum amount of private land will be resumed for the purpose. Affected landowners may raise objections to the land resumption proposals. Their objections will be submitted together with the land resumption proposals for consideration by the Executive Council under the relevant Ordinances e.g. Lands Resumption Ordinance. 3. Affected landowners will be offered compensation for the land resumed. In this regard, the Government adopts an ex-gratia zonal compensation system for land resumption in the New Territories, which consists of four compensation zones, namely A to D. The four zones attract ex-gratia compensation rates in descending order. The rate of each zone is set at a different percentage of the basic rate. When assessing the compensation rate, the Government considers two basic factors: the location of the site and their proximity to the new towns and th