Tai Tam Tuk Raw Pumping Station was built in 1994. It is an old British Baroque-style building with red bricks as the external wall, and a few circular windows. The station is equipped with pumping equipment, and measurement apparatus. The office inside provides a ceiling height of about 6 m with old-style fans hanging on the ceiling. It can be mocked up as an old-style office. There is a vacated two-storey staff quarters building which is located next to the pumping station. It has a staircase on one side with 3 to 4 rooms on each floor. The pumping station is a declared monument.
Office, open area, etc
Call the General Registry, Headquarters before submitting the application form. The application form (WWO 1069) should reach WSD headquarters at least 7 clear working days prior to the proposed date of filming with information on the exact location of the filming site (with relevant maps in scale of 1:20,000 or larger attached), date, time, description of the scenes and the activities, size of the crew and number of vehicles.
If the proposed filming site falls within a Country Park, confirmation that the Director of Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation has given approval for the proposed filming is required (tel : 2150 6868). For details, please refer to this link.
Waterworks buildings
$6,870 (basic charge) for the first 4 hours, $1,935 for each subsequent 4-hour block and a refundable deposit equal to the fees payable. Both are to be paid before filming.
Waterworks areas
$10,150 per application for a period up to 1 month and $7,580 for any part of a month thereafter. A refundable deposit 3 times of the fees is required.
If extra government personnel, stores or services are required to assist in the filming, the actual cost plus overheads will be charged.
Compliments to the government and public bodies that have agreed to consider applications to hire premises or facilities under their management for location filming.