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Home›Macau›Hac Sa beach barbecue site to move to new location

Hac Sa beach barbecue site to move to new location

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Tuesday, June 28, 2016
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The Civic and Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) is conducting renovation works on the barbecue area next to the Hac Sa Beach, as indicated on the IACM website.
The barbecue site has been moved outside its perimeter closer to the entry of Hac Sa Beach, although it is separated from both the parking lot and the road.
According to the IACM, the department expects to improve the commercial environment available to all food vendors, and also to improve the city’s tourism image through the restructuring projects.
The IACM is also carrying out a sewer expansion and traffic diversion project at the Hac Sa Beach parking lot, according to a report by Macao Daily News.
Traffic restrictions have been implemented near the Hac Sa Park main entrance. The bus stop has been temporarily moved 65 meters toward the Avenida de Luis de Camoes. Additionally, a few parking spaces in Hac Sa are currently closed, and will be available to visitors upon completion of the renovation project in September.
The IACM will gradually change the type of plants displayed in the parking lot. New trees will be planted and more benches will be installed in the vicinity.
Leong Kun Fong, member of the Administration Committee of the IACM, said that the IACM began the tree replacement in the area in 2011, having planted more anti-wind and salt-resistant trees, according to a report by All About Macau.

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  1. Georgia 28 June, 2016 at 08:26 Log in to Reply

    The Hac Sa beach area is a mess with all the construction taking place… AND it seems idiotic that all this construction is being done during the peak summer season. It’s a pity that it wasn’t done in late fall and winter.

  2. Georgia 28 June, 2016 at 08:53 Log in to Reply

    I just checked the IACM website but cannot find any information regarding Hac Sa beach or anything about the construction. I am thankful for the Macau Daily Times article but it is vague. I would like to know what IACM is doing with the bbq area and the dirty food stalls.

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