LANDSCAPE AND VISUAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT Sample Clauses

LANDSCAPE AND VISUAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT. 3.9.1 The proposed development and associated works follow in principle the planning intentions of the Visions and Goals for Victoria Harbour prepared by Town Planning Board and the views of the public received during the engagement exercises of the HER that was carried out under the steer of HEC Sub-committee on WDII Review. In response to the CFA judgement on the PHO, the extent of reclamation has been reduced to the minimum. With the new waterfront development proposals together with enhanced connectivity to the waterfront from the hinterland and east-west linkages along the northshore, the landscape planning framework of the waterfront from Wan Chai to North Point is strengthened and reinforced by the proposed project.
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LANDSCAPE AND VISUAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT. 9 - 1 9.1 Introduction 9 - 1 9.2 Standards and Legislation 9 - 1 9.3 Landscape Impact Assessment Methodology 9 - 1 9.4 Tree Survey Methodology 9 - 3 9.5 Visual Impact Assessment Methodology 9 - 3 9.6 The Residual Impacts 9 - 5 9.7 Mitigation Measures 9 - 6 9.8 Existing Landscape Context and Landscape Impacts 9 - 6 9.9 Review of Planning and Development Control Framework 9 - 11 9.10 Existing Visual Context and Visual Impacts 9 - 18 9.11 Opportunities for Mitigation Measures 9 - 25 9.12 Residual Impacts Subsequent to Mitigation 9 - 31 9.13 Programme for Landscape Works 9 - 73 9.14 Implementation, Management and Maintenance of the Landscape Works 9 - 73 9.15 Summary 9 - 74
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LANDSCAPE AND VISUAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT. 8.1 This section summarises the approach to and the findings of the Landscape and Visual Impact Assessment. The key criteria for landscape and visual baseline study and impact assessment are presented in Annexes 10 and 18 of the EIA-TM. In addition the assessment report makes reference to other relevant legislation and standards for impact assessment and evaluation.
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