The First License Plate Recognition System in Hong Kong Will Be Built to Meet the International Comp

It is understood that the transport department's license plate recognition system has been evaluated. It is necessary to establish an underground public parking lot in the development of land to meet the parking demand there and nearby. The transport department said that it would make a technical assessment with the Architectural Services Department to determine the number of proposed public parking spaces with reference to the number and utilization rate of existing temporary public parking spaces near the development site and the parking conditions of nearby streets. According to the preliminary assessment, the administration considers it necessary to provide public parking spaces for various types of vehicles, including private cars, trucks, buses, minibuses and motorcycles. Located in Hong Kong's Mei foo Po Lun Street, a land covering nearly 40000 square meters, according to Hong Kong's Sing Tao Daily on November 9. It has been used as a parking lot for buses and public parking for many years. On the 8th, the Hong Kong LCSD implemented the use of the area to develop recreational and sports facilities. In addition to the Lai Chi Kok gymnasium, which the region has been striving for for for many years, it will also build the first hockey field in Hong Kong that meets international competition standards. The two man-made grass Hockey fields provided can accommodate a total of more than 2000 spectators. It is reported that a piece of land intended to be used for the development of recreational and sports facilities by the SAR government. The license plate recognition system is located at the junction of Mei foo Po Lun Street and sham Mong road. It covers an area of 39000 square meters. In addition to being used as a public parking lot in the form of short-term lease, more than 7400 square meters of it has also been leased to KMB as an open-air Depot. The proposed Lai Chi Kok stadium is one of the projects left over from the Urban Council's era. The district has been striving for it for many years. The LCSD's latest proposal to develop a hockey competition venue in line with international norms is to make use of the site at the same time. It includes an artificial grass hockey home that can accommodate 1500 spectators and an artificial grass hockey and football auxiliary field that can accommodate 500 spectators, and provides auxiliary facilities such as watering system, floodlight, referee room, multi-purpose room and broadcasting system. During daily non competition and non training periods, make good use of venue resources according to regional needs. The license plate recognition system hockey field can be used for other suitable recreational activities, such as football, Tai Chi, etc. But the number of seats is only 762. According to the LCSD, the only formal hockey competition and training venue in Hong Kong is the jingshibai hockey stadium built in 1981. According to the experience of hosting the East Asian Games in 2009 and the opinions of the Hong Kong Hockey Federation, the jingshibai hockey stadium is short of seats and training ground, which can not meet the latest specifications of the International Hockey Federation. In addition, due to environmental constraints, there is no enough space near the stadium for expansion, so there is a need to build another stadium.