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OPERATING REVIEW 26 BLOCK PLAN scale 1:1200 KWUN TONG TOWN CENTER DEVELOPMENT - Main Site T2 RESIDENTIAL +178 T1 RESIDENTIAL +165.3 T3 RESIDENTIAL +171.7 T5 RESIDENTIAL +168.5 OFFICEAND HOTELTOWER +285.00 YUEMAN SQUARE RESTGARDEN KWUNTONGROAD HONGNINGROAD LANDSCAPED ROOF +25.30 CIVIC SQUARE +4.50 +8.50 +5.00 +10.00 +64.30 PossibleSubway Connectionby Government (notpartofMLP) Deckatconcourse level+12.50 +69.55 +23.20 +75.00 +59.25 +49.25 COMMERCIALAND INSTITUTION Connection toMTR Station (detailed alignmentsubject to Roads (Works,Use andCompensation) OrdinanceCap 370 +13.00 +23.50 METHADONE CLINIC FOOTBRIDGE Approved Master Layout Plan of Kwun Tong Town Centre scheme. Kwun Tong Town Centre URA’s largest single project to date, the Kwun Tong Town Centre project, covers a total site area of 5.3 hectares and has affected around 1,300 households. Altogether, the project is expected to produce nearly 2,300 new flats; over 200,000 square metres of commercial space; 31,000 square metres of GIC facilities, and over 13,000 square metres of public open space. This complex project is being implemented in phases, with the site divided into five Development Areas. Development Area 1 at Yuet Wah Street was completed in June 2014 and the flats have almost been sold out. Superstructure works for the podium and residential towers in Development Areas 2 and 3 are in progress, and the footbridge construction across Yuet Wah Street is now completed. Development Area 4 has been vacated for use as interim GIC facilities to reprovision the hawker bazaars, Public Light Bus termini and refuse collection point/public toilet from Development Areas 2 and 3. An interim bus terminus has also been provided at the former Mido Mansion site in Development Area 4. Development Area 5 remains in the acquisition and clearance stage. In light of the progress of clearance of Development Area 5, a revised Master Layout Plan (MLP) to separate Development Areas 4 and 5, and to facilitate their implementation as stand-alone packages was submitted and approved by the Town Planning Board (TPB). The architectural and landscape design development according to the approved MLP is underway, representing the mainstream aspiration resulting from a series of consultations with the Kwun Tong District Council and relevant stakeholders. Peel Street/Graham Street, Sheung Wan The Peel Street/Graham Street redevelopment scheme, comprising three sites (A, B and C), has been encompassed in the master layout approval and is being undertaken in phases. Foundation works at Site A are underway. Superstructure works for the development at Site B are nearing completion and will soon be fit for occupation by around 2019. A public open space abutting the wet market block that is in-use and connecting Graham Street and Peel Street will soon be made available for enjoyment by the community. On the other side, within Site C, a more than a century-old shop house at 120 Wellington Street will be retained for adaptive reuse as a ground floor retail shop. Together with the preservation of character-defining elements exhibited by the façade of tenement buildings at 26 A-C Graham Street, the street character of the Graham Street Market will be retained. Apart from these, some of the old brick structures at Cochrane Street and the concrete signage of 118 Wellington Street will be incorporated into