Impact on Planning and Development Control Framework Sample Clauses

Impact on Planning and Development Control Framework. The Project will partially encroach upon the land use zonings Kam Tin North OZP (S/YL-KTN/9), Kam Tin South OZP (S/YL-KTS/15), Xxx Xxxxx OZP (S/YL-PH/11), Shek Kong OZP (S/YL-SK/9) and Xxx Tsuen OZP (No. S/NE-LT/11) as discussed in the LVIA including Village Type Development (V), Residential Group C 2 (R(C)2), Residential Group D (R(D)), Open Space (O), Government, Institution or Community (G/IC), Other Specified Uses (OU), Conservation Area (CA), Conservation Area (CA(1)), Open Storage (OS), Agriculture (AGR), Industrial Group D I(D) and Green Belt (GB). The Project will not directly affect CA and GB. However, the Project will lead to the limited loss of area from this zone due to the widening of the carriageway, the provision of pedestrian footpath for land use zonings including V, R(C)2, R(D), O, G/IC, OS, AGR, OU and I(D). The road is designed for the convenience and road safety of local residence and the general public, thus the Project is compatible to the existing and planned land uses and planning framework. The proposed mitigation measures including roadside planting, compensatory tree planting and an integrated design approach will further allow for landscape and visual integration of the Project within a largely rural/ semi-rural landscape.
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