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Stop the Development Plan of an Outlet Mall with Commercial Uses in Nam Sang Wai
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Nam Sang Wai is not merely one of the most important wetland in Hong Kong, but also a stopover site for various species of migratory birds. To develop a commercial outlet mall in Nam Sang Wai would severely damage this lovely habitat, while the destruction done is irreversible. Thus we should stand up against the development plan.
As a member of the Hong Kong public, I entirely concern about the sustainable development in Yuen Long district. We hereby call upon the Town Planning Board to ban the development of a commercial outlet mall in Wing Kei Tsuen, Nam Sang Wai (Application No. A/YL-NSW/241).
Nam Sang Wai has long been one of the crucial wetland and habitats for various species of birds. Such development would bring irreversible damage to the precious natural environment, turning Hong Kong into a lifeless city with solely commercial value. Other than that, the development plan is only beneficial to large business group and landowners. Also, building a commercial outlet increase burden to the traffic network nearby, meanwhile, would lead to unpredictable public security problems.
Hong Kong people cherish this rare piece of oasis in the city, which is often the first choice for picnic and outdoor activities. To destroy this priceless part of greenland simply for money interest is unbearable, and it is particularly unacceptable when it comes to Yuen Long, a district with over 300,000 residents.
Therefore I oppose the development plan (Application no. A/YL-NSW/241), and signed the petition to protect this precious part of Hong Kong.
WE OPPOSE THE DEVELOPMENT PLAN OF COMMERCIAL OUTLET MALL IN NAM SANG WAI (Application no.: A/YL-NSW/241):
We need your support, to protect Nam Sang Wai, to oppose the development plan and most importantly, to win back the natural land that belongs to Hong Kongers!