EXPANSION OF ABERDEEN TYPHOON SHELTER –

INVESTIGATION, DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION


ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT

 

LIST OF Figures

Sign Page

Figure 1.1

Key Changes in Project Scope from the EIA Study Brief and Project Profile

Figure 2.1

Project Boundary and Layout Plan

Figure 2.2

Comparison of Breakwater Structure Forms

Figure 2.3

Nautical Chart of Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter Area

Figure 2.4

Illustration of Construction Method – Proposed Breakwaters

Figure 2.5

Illustration of Construction Method – Proposed Land Access

Figure 2.6

Illustration of Construction Method – Proposed Wave Wall in the Form of Floating Breakwater

Figure 2.7

Locations of Potential Concurrent Projects

Figure 3.1

Locations of Concerned PATH Grids and Representative Air Sensitive Receivers

Figure 3.2

The Extent of Dredging

Figure 3.3a

Closest Separation Distances from ASRs to Construction Vessels and Works Area During Peak Construction Period

Figure 3.3b

Closest Separation Distances from ASRs to Construction Vessels and Works Area During the Minimum Vessel Utilisation Period

Figure 3.4

Emission Sources Within 500 m Assessment Area

Figure 3.5a

Marine Emission Locations (Maneuvering) - Existing and Proposed Marine Routes Entering/Leaving Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter

Figure 3.5b

Marine Emission Locations (Maneuvering) - Proposed Marine Route Adjacent to Ap Lei Chau Praya Road Within Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter

Figure 3.5c

Marine Emission Locations (Maneuvering) - Proposed Marine Route Adjacent to Sham Wan Road Within Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter

Figure 3.5d

Marine Emission Locations (Maneuvering) - Ferry Services at the Proposed Landing Facility at Proposed Eastern Breakwater

Figure 3.5e

Marine Emission Locations – Adventure Ship

Figure 3.5f

Locations of Hotelling Emissions

Figure 3.6

Contours of Cumulative 10th Highest Daily Average RSP Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.7

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average RSP Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.8

Contours of Cumulative 19th Highest Daily Average FSP Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.9

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average FSP Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.10

Contours of Cumulative 19th Highest Hourly Average NO2 Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.11

Contours of Cumulative 10th Highest Daily Average NO2 Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.12

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average NO2 Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.13

Contours of Cumulative 4th Highest 10-mins Average SO2 Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.14

Contours of Cumulative 4th Highest Daily Average SO2 Concentration at 1.5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.15

Contours of Cumulative 10th Highest Daily Average RSP Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.16

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average RSP Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.17

Contours of Cumulative 19th Highest Daily Average FSP Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.18

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average FSP Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.19

Contours of Cumulative 19th Highest Hourly Average NO2 Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.20

Contours of Cumulative 10th Highest Daily Average NO2 Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.21

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average NO2 Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.22

Contours of Cumulative 4th Highest 10-mins Average SO2 Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.23

Contours of Cumulative 4th Highest Daily Average SO2 Concentration at 5mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.24

Contours of Cumulative 19th Highest Hourly Average NO2 Concentration at 10mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.25

Contours of Cumulative 10th Highest Daily Average NO2 Concentration at 10mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.26

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average NO2 Concentration at 10mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.27

Contours of Cumulative 19th Highest Hourly Average NO2 Concentration at 15mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.28

Contours of Cumulative 10th Highest Daily Average NO2 Concentration at 15mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 3.29

Contours of Cumulative Annual Average NO2 Concentration at 15mAG during Operation Phase

Figure 4.1

Location of Representative Noise Sensitive Receivers

Figure 4.2

Noise Measurement Locations

Figure 4.3

Plan of Passage Area in Aberdeen South Typhoon Shelter

Figure 5.1

Locations of Water Sensitive Receivers

Figure 6.1

Proposed and As-Built Sediment Sampling Locations

Figure 7.1

Ecological Assessment Area, Transects and Sampling Locations for Marine Ecological Surveys

Figure 7.2

Marine Ecology Habitat Map

Figure 8.1

Key Fisheries Resources within the Assessment Area

Figure 9.1

Plan of Landscape Character Areas

Figure 9.2

Landscape Resource Plan

Figure 9.3

Plan for Visual Resources

Figure 9.4

Plan of Visually Sensitive Receivers, Visual Envelope and Viewpoints

Figure 9.5

Views from Viewing Point 1

Figure 9.6

Views from Viewing Point 2

Figure 9.7

Views from Viewing Point 3

Figure 9.8

Views from Viewing Point 4

Figure 9.9

Views from Viewing Point 5

Figure 9.10

Views from Viewing Point 6

Figure 9.11

Landscape Master Plan

Figure 9.12

Landscape and Visual Mitigation Measure Key Plan

Figure 9.13

Proposed Land Access Landscape Plan

Figure 9.14

Proposed Eastern Breakwater Landscape Plan

Figure 9.15

Proposed Eastern Breakwater Elevation

Figure 9.16

Proposed Eastern Breakwater Section

Figure 9.17

Proposed Western Breakwater Landscape Plan

Figure 9.18

Proposed Wave Wall in the Form of Floating Breakwater Landscape Plan

Figure 9.19

Existing Eastern Breakwater Landscape Plan

Figure 9.20

Proposed Western Breakwater Landscape Plan

Figure 10.1

Project Boundary and 300 m Assessment Area

Figure 10.2

Solid and Superficial Geology of Project Area

Figure 10.3

Ap Lei Chau in a Historical Map (1593)

Figure 10.4

Ap Lei Chau in Map of the San-on District (1866)

Figure 10.5

Location of Cultural Heritage Resources within Project Boundary and 300 m Assessment Area

Figure 10.6

Historical Aerial Photo Taken in 1983