Second owners’ meeting held for Wang Fuk Court
HK01 · 2 SOURCESabout 2 hours ago2 MIN
Summary
Hop On Management Co., appointed as the incorporated owners’ manager of Wang Fuk Court, held a second extraordinary owners’ meeting at 7pm on Wednesday, with the main venue at Tai Po Community Centre and simultaneous broadcast to three other venues. The meeting followed a first post-fire extraordinary meeting on July 19, at which a resolution was passed to convene another meeting within two months.
Key Points
- HK01 reported that residents began arriving at the meeting venues about two hours before the 7pm start, ahead of the second extraordinary owners’ meeting split across four locations.
- The main venue was Tai Po Community Centre, while three additional venues carried a live simulcast of the meeting for owners attending elsewhere.
- A resident identified by HK01 as Ms Ho from Wang Shing House said she most wanted Hop On to obtain and disclose the building inspection report from the government.
- Ms Ho said she did not expect much response, complaining that at the previous meeting none of her questions had been answered clearly.
- Both reports said some owners had already sold their property interests and would not attend, while one resident said the meeting could do little beyond letting neighbours catch up.
Why It Matters
Residents’ comments suggest expectations for immediate answers remain low even as formal meetings continue after the July 19 session. For affected owners, the focus is narrowing to practical information such as inspection findings and future housing certainty, rather than confidence that the meeting itself can resolve much.