Air Sensitive Receivers Sample Clauses

Air Sensitive Receivers. (ASRs) 4.4.1 The spatial scope for the assessment of air quality impacts is defined as 500 metres from the boundary of the work site. In accordance with the TM-EIA and the Air Pollution Control Ordinance (APCO), domestic premises, hotels, hostels, hospitals, clinics, nurseries, temporary housing accommodations, schools, educational institutions, offices, factories, shops, shopping centres, places of public worship, libraries, courts of law, sports stadiums and performing arts centres are considered as air sensitive receivers. Sensitive receiver locations have been identified through a review of both existing and committed land uses, site visits reference to the Outline Zoning Plans and a review of Planning Departments information. 4.4.2 A number of representative ASRs have been identified in the Final Working Paper No. ENWP1 (August 1998) for the construction and operation of the development. However, as Option B has been adopted as the alignment for the Northern Access Road, only ASRs associated with that alignment have been included in this assessment. The identified ASRs during the construction of the proposed development are summarised in Tables 4.4 and 4.5 and shown in Figure 4.1.
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Air Sensitive Receivers. 5.3.2.1 According to Annex 12 of the EIAO-TM, Air Sensitive Receivers (ASRs) include domestic premises, hotel, hostel, hospital, clinic, nursery, temporary housing accommodation, school, educational institution, office, factory, shop, shopping centre, place of public worship, library, court of law, sports stadium or performing arts centre. Any other premises or places with which, in terms of duration or number of people affected, have a similar sensitivity to the air pollutants as the aforelisted premises and places would also be considered as a sensitive receiver. Representative ASRs within a distance of 500m from the alignment, temporary work areas, and associated barging facilities have been identified. 5.3.2.2 These ASRs include both the existing and planned developments. Existing ASRs are identified by means of reviewing topographic maps, aerial photos, land status plans, supplemented by site inspections. They mainly include developed high rise residential buildings, educational institution of a few storeys high and hotels etc.. 5.3.2.3 Planned/committed ASRs are identified by making reference to Xxxxxx Xxxx O Outline Zoning Plans (OZP) S/TKO/20, Outline Development Plans, Layout Plans and other published plans in the vicinity of the alignment. 5.3.2.4 The locations of the representative ASRs for air quality assessment are illustrated in Drawing no. 209506/EIA/AIR/001, and are summarised in Table 5.3 below. A1 Lohas Park Phase II – Le Prestige Tower 1 R 49   60 A2 Lohas Park Phase II – Le Prestige Tower 3 R 54   100 A6 Lohas Park Phase I – The Capitol Tower 1 R 54   330 A7 Chiaphua-Shinko Centre I 2   410 A8 Metrix Manufacturing (HK) Ltd I 3   90 A9 HSBC Office C 4   320 A10 Hong Kong Oxygen Acetylene Co. Ltd I 4   450 Planned ASRs A3 Lohas Park (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 3; Stage 2) R 55   50 A4 Lohas Park (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 3; Stage 2) R 57   250 A5 Lohas Park (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 3; Stage 2) R 53   380 A11 Lohas Park Stage 1 (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 6) R 46   20 A12 Lohas Park Stage 1 (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 6) R 55   70 A13 Lohas Park (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 5; Stage 1) R 55   10 A14 Lohas Park (Planned Development in Area 86, Package 5; Stage 1) R 57   50 A15 Lohas Park Stage 3 (Planned Development in Area 86,Package 11) R 56   20 A16 Lohas Park Stage 3 (Planned Development in Area 86,Package 11) R 52   10 ASR ...
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Air Sensitive Receivers. 6.4.1 In accordance with the Annex 12 of the EIAO-TM, any domestic premises, hotel, hostel, hospital, clinic, nursery, school, educational institution, office, factory, shop, shopping centre, place of public worship, library, court of law, sports stadium or performing arts centre are considered to be air sensitive receivers (ASRs). Any other place with which, in terms of duration or number of people affected, has a similar sensitivity to the air pollutants as the aforelisted places are also considered to be an ASR, for example, playground, sitting area of parks / promenade. 6.4.2 In accordance with Section 3.4.8.3(i) of the EIA Study Brief No. ESB-160/2006, the air quality impact assessment area is defined by a distance of 500 m expanded from the Project boundary. The study area of air quality impact assessment is shown in Drawing 6.1. 6.4.3 The representative ASRs within the 500m study area are identified based on the existing land use and the relevant Outline Zoning Plans. Details of the existing ASRs are summarized in Table 6.5 and their locations are indicated in Drawing 6.1. Referring to the construction programme, the Project would be tentatively commenced in early 2008 and completed in late 2009. Based on the latest available information, no planned ASRs are anticipated at the North Apron, South Apron, and the Runway area of the former Kai Tak Airport before completion of the proposed decommissioning works in 2009, no planned ASRs is therefore selected for the air quality impact assessment for this Project.
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