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　　(3B) An order made under subsection (3A) shall be published in the Gazette, and a copy together with a plan of the exempted area, signed by the Secretary, shall be deposited at the Land Registry. (Added 88 of 1994 s. 3)
　　
　　(4) The Director-General of Civil Aviation may, by notice in writing, grant- (Amended L.N. 326 of 2000)
　　
　　(a) for a period not exceeding 2 months which may be extended for such further periods of 2 months as he thinks fit; and
　　
　　(b) upon such terms and conditions as he may in any case impose,an exemption from the operation of an order made pursuant to subsection (1AA). (Added 77 of 1978 s. 3.)
　　
　　(Amended 88 of 1994 s. 3)
　　
　　Cap 301 s 4 No buildings to be erected contrary to orders under section 3
　　
　　No building shall be erected in any area in which buildings are prohibited, and, subject to section 3(3A) and (4), no building shall be erected above the prescribed height, contrary to any order under section 3(1)(a) or (1AA).
　　
　　(Amended 77 of 1978 s. 4; 88 of 1994 s. 4)
　　
　　Cap 301 s 5 Director-General of Civil Aviation may specify date for demolition or reduction in height of building
　　
　　The Director-General of Civil Aviation after consultation with the Director of Buildings may, by notice in writing served on the owner of any building which is the subject of an order under section 3(1)(c), specify the date by which such building is to be demolished, or the height thereof is to be reduced, in compliance with such order, and specify the date by which the building works of such demolition or reduction in height shall be commenced.
　　
　　(Amended 4 of 1958 s. 3; L.N. 76 of 1982; L.N. 94 of 1986; L.N. 291 of 1993; L.N. 326 of 2000)
　　
　　Cap 301 s 6 Director-General of Civil Aviation may require marking and lights on buildings
　　
　　(1) Where in the opinion of the Director-General of Civil Aviation the safety of aircraft requires the marking of any building or the provision of warning or guiding lights thereon, he shall by notice in writing served upon the owner of the building inform him of the marking or lights required, and call upon him to elect in writing, within 14 days of the date of such notice, whether he desires the Government to provide the marking or lights, or whether he desires to do so himself. (Amended L.N. 326 of 2000)
　　
　　(2) If the owner desires the Government to provide the marking or lights, it shall be lawful for the Government to provide, and thereafter to maintain, the same.
　　
　　(3) If the owner desires to provide the marking or lights himself, he shall do so within such time and in such manner as the Director-General of Civil Aviation may by notice in writing require, and shall thereafter maintain such marking or lights in such manner as the Director may from time to time by notice in writing require. (Amended L.N. 326 of 2000)
　　
　　(4) Any reasonable expenses incurred by an owner in providing any such marking or lights or upon the maintenance of the same (including any expenses of illumination) shall be paid by the Government.
　　
　　Cap 301 s 7 Secretary may order provision of marks, lights and beacons
　　
　　(1) Where in the opinion of the Secretary the safety of aircraft so requires, he may by order authorize the Director of Buildings to provide or erect, and thereafter to maintain, in any place or on any building such marks, warning or guiding lights and aircraft beacons as shall be specified in such order. (Amended L.N. 76 of 1982; L.N. 94 of 1986; L.N. 291 of 1993; 88 of 1994 s. 5)
　　
　　(2) Such order shall be served upon the owner, if any, of any place or building which is the subject of the order.
　　
　　Cap 301 s 8 Restriction on use of occulting lights
　　
　　(1) Save with the written authority of the Director-General of Civil Aviation or under an exemption granted by him and published in the Gazette, no person shall, in Kowloon or New Kowloon or any other area prescribed by order of the Chief Executive in Council published in the Gazette, expose to the sky or permit to be exposed to the sky any form of occulting light of any colour. (Amended 4 of 1958 s. 4; 61 of 1999 s. 3; L.N. 326 of 2000)
　　
　　(2) For the purposes of this section, the expression "occulting light" (隐显灯光) includes any light which is cut off from view at regular or irregular intervals or which is visible suddenly or intermittently. (Added 4 of 1958 s. 4)
　　
　　(3) This section shall not apply to navigational or signal lights, or to any occulting light of an intensity of less than 200 cd. (Added 4 of 1958 s. 4. Amended L.N. 83 of 1977)
　　
　　Cap 301 s 9 Power to prohibit lighting
　　
　　Remarks:
　　
　　Adaptation amendments retroactively made - see 61 of 1999 s. 3
　　
　　Where in the opinion of the Chief Executive in Council the safety of aircraft so requires, he may by order prescribe areas within which no person shall expose to the sky or permit to be exposed to the sky any type of lighting specified in or by such order.
　　
　　(Added 4 of 1958 s. 5. Amended 61 of 1999 s. 3)
　　
　　Cap 301 s 10 Director-General of Civil Aviation may prohibit certain lights exposed to sky
　　
　　(1) Where in the opinion of the Director-General of Civil Aviation the safety of aircraft so requires, he may by notice in writing served upon the owner or occupier of any place or building prohibit the use of any light exposed to the sky.

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