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Environmental Planning Advice Summary
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Environmental problems can entail enormous financial and health costs. It is clearly much better to prevent problems than to try to cure them after they have occurred. The Environmental Protection Department therefore devotes considerable resources to pre-empting problems by providing advice in the early stages on matters ranging from strategic and regional studies to individual planning applications.
Environmental Planning Advice Provided in 2010
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Number of Proposals with Environmental Planning Advice Provided from 1996 to 2010
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District Planning:
Land use planning applications and development proposals. |
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Plans:
Regional and Sub-regional land use plans under Town Planning Ordinance, such as Outline Zoning Plans. |
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Environmental Implications (E.I.) Paragraphs:
Environmental Implications paragraphs in government submissions to the Legislative Council and the Executive Council. |
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Major Planning:
Includes territorial, regional and sectoral plans, strategies and studies such as transport strategies, port development plans, and studies on sustainable development. |
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Examples of Major Planning and Sectoral Studies with Environmental Advice Provided in 2010
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- Study on Strategy on Total Water Management for Hong Kong
- Planning and Engineering Study on Development of Lok Ma Chau Loop
- Study on Land Use Planning for the Closed Area
- Kai Tak Development Engineering Study cum Design and Construction of Advance Works
- Planning Study on Liantang/Heung Yuen Wai Cross-boundary Control Point And Its Associated Connecting Roads in Hong Kong
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