The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) is planning to build a number of cycle tracks on the western waterfront of Cotai, to connect them to the existing cycle tracks on the western coast of Taipa and the one near the Lotus Flower Bridge, with the aim of forming a 6-kilometre-long cycle track from the northwest of Taipa extending to the northwest of Coloane.
Two officials from the bureau briefed the media yesterday about the plan, at a waterfront recreational area outside Ocean Gardens. They also briefed reporters about the recently-finished recreational area.According to Lei Wa Pao, who heads the bureau’s Urban Facilities Maintenance Division, the whole cycle track will be made up of six segments as well as a segment near the Lotus Flower Bridge.
Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau’s (IACM) Urban Facilities Maintenance Division Chief Lei Wa Pao (left) and the bureau’s Green Spaces Division Chief Ung Sio Wai pose after speaking to reporters yesterday at the waterfront recreational area outside Ocean Gardens. Photos: Tony Wong
Pedestrians and a cyclist use the cycle track outside Ocean Gardens yesterday.
