LAND-USE PLANNING IN HONG KONG HISTORY POLICIES AND PROCEDURESPDF电子书下载

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1. What is Town Planning? 1

Introduction 1

The Meaning of Planning 2

Land-use Planning: A Derivative 4

An Ideology of Planning? 5

The Land-use Planning Process 8

Process and Processes 12

Town Planning in Hong Kong: A Preliminary Comment 16

2. The Early Beginnings: 1841-1941 22

Early Plans for the Colony 22

Development in the Nineteenth Century 26

Towards Comprehensive Building Legislation 31

Early Twentieth-century Development 37

The 1922 Town Planning Scheme 41

The Inter-war Years 42

From Development Control to Town Planning 52

Conclusion 57

3. The Formative Years: 1945-1973 65

The Establishment of Town Planning 65

Consolidation of the System 73

Expansion and Refinement 85

Conclusion 101

4. Pressures for Change: The 1970s 108

Planning Administration 108

District Administration 119

Planning Legislation 122

Plan-making in the 1970s 131

Development Policies during the 1970s 135

Conclusion 143

5. Current Practice 151

The Legislative Framework 152

The Administration of Land-use Planning 166

Plans and Procedures 174

Conclusion 200

6. Some Case Studies 207

Striving for the Impossible: Attempts at Legislative Reform 207

Some Problems of Legitimacy 214

The Problem of Urban Renewal 218

Planning and Participation: The Example of the Central Area 231

Land-use Planning in the New Territories: Two Selected Issues 242

Transport Planning: A Comment 247

7. Some Questions about Planning in Hong Kong 257

Why Plan? 257

Some Planning Policy Issues 263

The Future 284

Bibliography 299

Index 318

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