MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT Sample Clauses

MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. Air Quality
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. 4.1.1 The Project site is located at the north of Sai O and is bounded by Nin Ming Road to its south. The site is currently zoned as G/IC. Adjacent lands of the site are currently zoned as “Other Special Uses” (OU) to the northwest and G/IC to the south.
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. 3.1. Air Quality Vehicle emissions at Bride’s Pool Road in Tai Po would be the only major source of existing air pollution in the vicinity of the Designated Project located along Bride’s Pool Road. No other source of air pollution has been identified. The level of pollution is expected to be low due to the low traffic density as reported in “The Annual Traffic Census 2006”. In the absence of in-situ monitoring data for the proposed works area at the Designated Project at Xxxxx Xxx area of Tai Po, the annual average concentrations of pollutants measured at EPD’s nearest monitoring station (Tai Po) would be used as a reference to provide information on the background air pollutant levels. Table
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. The effluent reuse facilities will be located within the boundary of Ngong Ping STP site which is located at the western side of Ngong Ping adjacent to Ngong Ping Road (Drawing Xx. 00000/X/001). The distribution network will be along the existing Ngong Ping Road. The air and noise sensitive receivers in the vicinity of the Project include the village houses near the bus terminal on Ngong Ping Road, the Xxx Xxx Buddha Statue and the Lin Chi Monastery. The locations of the relevant sensitive receivers are shown in Drawing No. 23400/R/004.
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. The proposed new location of TLTPS is on a newly reclaimed area (formed under CPRIP) between the existing and the realigned Castle Peak Road – Tsing Lung Tau near Tsing Lung Tau Village. The newly formed Castle Peak Road is situated between the proposed TLTPS site and provides a substantial buffer between the TLTPS site and the coastal waters. The site is devoid of vegetation and is not considered sensitive with regard to existing ecology or landscape resources. The closest sensitive receivers to the revised location of TLTPS are the village houses and Tin Xxx Xxxxxx at Tsing Lung Tau Village who will have views of the site and have the potential to be affected by it’s construction and operation. The relative locations are provided in Appendix A and are summarised in Table 2.1 below.
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. 3.1 The study area covers the disused Kai Tak Airport, Kowloon Bay, Kai Tak Approach Channel/Xxxx Xxxx Typhoon Shelter and certain existing developed areas at the airport perimeter. The regional setting is dense urban development, dominated by the existing poor quality residential and industrial areas of San Po Kong, Kowloon City and Ma Tau Kok. Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Road to the north of the site is also a major transport corridor for the trunk roads from the Eastern Harbour Crossing and Kowloon. There are no natural habitats of note in the area. However, certain cultural/heritage relics such as the "Fish Tail Rock" are needed to be preserved or salvaged.
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. 3.1.1 The Project site is located in an urban area of Xxxx Xxx. Its surrounding area consists of highly populated residential buildings and numerous high-rise commercial properties along Argyle Street and Portland Street. Commercial buildings to the north and east of the Project site include Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank Building, Xxxx Xxx Commercial Centre and Hang Seng Bank Branch Xxxx Xxx Building. Most of the residential dwellings which are considered as sensitive receivers are located to the north and west of the proposed Project site.
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MAJOR ELEMENTS OF THE SURROUNDING ENVIRONMENT. 3.2.1 Major elements of the surrounding environment, as identified by the EIAO-TM include: existing pollution black spots; nearby, existing and/or discontinued industrial operations; nearby trunk roads, and primary or secondary distributors; nearby noisy commercial. community or recreational activities; aircraft noise, helicopter noise, rail noise; existing or planned waste handling, treatment and disposal facilities; potentially hazardous Decommissioning and Disposal of Clinical Waste Incinerator and Associated Chimney at ex-Xxx Xxx Hospital in Tuen Mun, New Territories Project Profile installations; noisy or dusty open storage uses; existing and past land uses of the project site and environs.
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