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A Sheung Wan resident said his district councillors are promoting 'the Beautification of Hollywood Road', yet some left their giant campaign and political posters hanging in the street for months.
'At a time when the district council has expressed its intention to embark on 'the Beautification of Hollywood Road', I am writing to suggest the removal of these banners for council members when they have long since past their relevance date,' he wrote.
'For many months these banners have remained fixed to the pavement railings in many areas and, more particularly, at the west end of Hollywood Road in the area of its junction with Po Yan Street. They are left hanging on both sides of Hollywood Road - and, with no relevance, they become unsightly and as boring as old newspapers.
'These banners have been placed by members and their helpers. In my opinion these same workers should have the duty of removing them when they have passed their 'sell-by' date.
'An additional obstruction to visibility and the right of way of pedestrians at this same busy intersection is the presence of some shops whose owners or tenants allow their products to overflow onto this narrow footpath. These shops and businesses line the roadside opposite the park and hotel. Surely this practice is illegal?'