The full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong
Dear Census and Statistics Department,
I was looking at the full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong. May I have the names (in both chinese and english if possible), addresses and years of completions of buildings. Also please include those buildings that do not have names, e.g. 18 LUNG TO STREET. Please present the above-mentioned list in excel, xml or json format.
Yours faithfully,
Lam Ping-kwan
Dear Kusy,
I refer to your request for information about the name list of permanent
buildings in Hong Kong made under the Code on Access to Information on 28
Sep 2017.
You may wish to note that the Rating & Valuation Department (RVD)
publishes the latest "Names of Buildings" (in two volumes) which presents
the names, addresses and years of completion of buildings in Hong Kong.
The pdf and word files of the publication can be downloaded from RVD
webpage (link-> [1]http://www.rvd.gov.hk/en/publications/in...). For
further enquiries/clarification on the availability of other formats,
please send request to RVD's Technical Secretariat at
"[email address]".
With best regards,
Patrick Lam
Statistician (Statistical Information Services)1
Census and Statistics Department
Tel: 2582 4731
From: kusy lam <[FOI #189 email]>
To: FOI requests at Census and Statistics Department
<[Census and Statistics Department request email]>
Date: 28/09/2017 18:23
Subject: Freedom of Information request - The full name list for
the permanent buildings in Hong Kong
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Dear Census and Statistics Department,
I was looking at the full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong
Kong. May I have the names (in both chinese and english if possible),
addresses and years of completions of buildings. Also please include those
buildings that do not have names, e.g. 18 LUNG TO STREET. Please present
the above-mentioned list in excel, xml or json format.
Yours faithfully,
Lam Ping-kwan
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Dear Census and Statistics Department,
Thanks for the reply, as you mentioned the Rating & Valuation Department (RVD)'s publication of the latest "Names of Buildings" (in two volumes) which presents the names, addresses and years of completion of buildings in Hong Kong. The department claimed in response to my inquiry the above-mentioned publication contains only buildings that have names. Buildings do not have names (e.g. ) are excluded from the list, in other words it is not a "full list" for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong.
I noticed Census and Statistics Department possess a lot of statistics and data regarding housing and property aspect, does Census and Statistics Department possess "The full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong" or other relevant data/ information?
Thanks
Yours faithfully,
kusy lam
Dear Kusy,
This is an interim reply in response to your enquiry on 28 Sep 2017 for
the name list of permanent buildings in Hong Kong and your clarification
on 29 Sep. Please note that we are currently studying your request and
will respond to your request in due course.
Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
With best regards,
Patrick Lam
Statistician (Statistical Information Services)1
Census and Statistics Department
Tel: 2582 4731
ENDS
From: kusy lam <[FOI #189 email]>
To: FOI requests at Census and Statistics Department
<[Census and Statistics Department request email]>
Date: 29/09/2017 11:55
Subject: Internal review of Freedom of Information request - The
full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong
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Dear Census and Statistics Department,
Thanks for the reply, as you mentioned the Rating & Valuation Department
(RVD)'s publication of the latest "Names of Buildings" (in two volumes)
which presents the names, addresses and years of completion of buildings
in Hong Kong. The department claimed in response to my inquiry the
above-mentioned publication contains only buildings that have names.
Buildings do not have names (e.g. ) are excluded from the list, in other
words it is not a "full list" for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong.
I noticed Census and Statistics Department possess a lot of statistics and
data regarding housing and property aspect, does Census and Statistics
Department possess "The full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong
Kong" or other relevant data/ information?
Thanks
Yours faithfully,
kusy lam
Dear Kusy,
I refer to your clarification on the requirements for the full list of the
name, address and year of completion of all permanent buildings in Hong
Kong on 29 September 2017 and our interim reply on 3 October 2017.
The Census and Statistics Department (C&SD) does not possess the required
information. In the course of our work, we utilise information provided
by various government departments to maintain a sampling frame for
conducting household surveys in order to compile statistics on the
socio-economic characteristics of the Hong Kong population. The requested
information is not under C&SD’s purview.
With best regards,
Patrick Lam
Statistician (Statistical Information Services)1
Census and Statistics Department
Tel: 2582 4731
From: ACCESS-TO-INFO/CENSTATD/HKSARG
To: kusy lam <[FOI #189 email]>
Date: 03/10/2017 17:29
Subject: Code on Access to Information (Application No.
HQ/019/2017) -- The full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong
Kong
Sent by: PATRICK WIN HON LAM
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Dear Kusy,
This is an interim reply in response to your enquiry on 28 Sep 2017 for
the name list of permanent buildings in Hong Kong and your clarification
on 29 Sep. Please note that we are currently studying your request and
will respond to your request in due course.
Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
With best regards,
Patrick Lam
Statistician (Statistical Information Services)1
Census and Statistics Department
Tel: 2582 4731
ENDS
From: kusy lam <[FOI #189 email]>
To: FOI requests at Census and Statistics Department
<[Census and Statistics Department request email]>
Date: 29/09/2017 11:55
Subject: Internal review of Freedom of Information request - The
full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong
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Dear Census and Statistics Department,
Thanks for the reply, as you mentioned the Rating & Valuation Department
(RVD)'s publication of the latest "Names of Buildings" (in two volumes)
which presents the names, addresses and years of completion of buildings
in Hong Kong. The department claimed in response to my inquiry the
above-mentioned publication contains only buildings that have names.
Buildings do not have names (e.g. ) are excluded from the list, in other
words it is not a "full list" for the permanent buildings in Hong Kong.
I noticed Census and Statistics Department possess a lot of statistics and
data regarding housing and property aspect, does Census and Statistics
Department possess "The full name list for the permanent buildings in Hong
Kong" or other relevant data/ information?
Thanks
Yours faithfully,
kusy lam
