10.1.1
No known terrestrial archaeological sites
or areas of archaeological potential were identified within 50m from the proposed developments and work
areas. For marine archaeology, a surface anomaly having archaeological potential was identified
based on the baseline review and the marine geophysical survey results. This surface anomaly is located close to one
of the proposed piers of the CBL and could be directly impacted.
10.1.2 No pre-war clan or notable feng shui features such as feng shui
woods and ponds or historical trackway or other historic features were
identified within the study area.
Fourteen notable buildings and structures were identified. However, all of the identified notable
buildings and structures were located more than 100m from the worksites, except
Cha Kwo Ling Tin Hau Temple and Law Mansion.
Marine Archaeology
10.2.1 To ascertain the archaeological potential of the identified surface
anomaly Target 1 (Figure 10.1) and the areas to be reclaimed but not covered under the marine
geophysical survey, a visual diver survey is recommended to be undertaken
during the detailed design stage of the Project. The diver survey should include:
·
A series of transect dives along the western
shore, which was not covered by the marine geophysical survey.
·
Circular searches on the seabed surface
anomaly.
Built Heritage
10.2.2 To prevent damage to the Cha Kwo Ling Tin Hau temple and Law Mansion
during the construction phase, mitigation measures in the form of a temporarily
fenced off buffer zone with allowance for public access (minimum 1 m) should be
provided around the temple and the mansion.
In addition, monitoring of vibration impacts should be conducted when the construction works are
less than 50m from the temple and the mansion.
10.2.3 The implementation schedule of the recommended mitigation measures
is presented in Appendix C.
10.3.1
Monitoring of vibration impacts should
be conducted during construction works to ensure no damage to the existing structures
of Cha Kwo Ling Tin Hau Temple and Law Mansion.
10.3.2
All measures undertaken by the
Contractor during the construction phase in the vicinity of the temple should
be audited by the ET, on a regular basis to ensure compliance with the intended
aims of the recommended mitigation measures.
Site inspections should be conducted at least once per month throughout
the construction period when works are taking place adjacent to the temple and
the mansion. To avoid possible damage, on-site liaison with Contractor and ER
should take place before and during the works.