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新 界
N E W T E R R I T O R I E S
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M I R S B A Y
B o u n d a r y o f H o n g K o n g S p e c i a l A d m i n i s t r a t i v e R e g i o n
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香 港 島
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大 嶼 山
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后海灣
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坪洲
西貢
粉嶺
上水
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龍鼓洲
東龍洲
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T U E N M U N
P E N G C H A U
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M I R S B A Y
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香 港 島
南海
九 龍
大 嶼 山
S H E N Z H E N S H I
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H O N G K O N G I S L A N DLANTAU ISLAND
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KOWLOON
龍
鼓 水 道 U R M S T O N R O A D
青衣
南丫島
D E E P B A Y
沙田
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大埔
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屯門
元朗 吐露港
T S I N G Y I
L A M M A I S L A N D
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坪洲
西貢
粉嶺
上水
長洲
龍鼓洲
東龍洲
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喜靈洲
赤臘角
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將軍澳
九龍灣
果洲群島
蒲台群島
索罟群島
糧船灣海
清水灣半島
T A I P O
F A N L I N G
S H A T I NS A I K U N G
T U E N M U N
P E N G C H A U
T S U E N W A N
Y U E N L O N G
K W A I C H U N G
K O W L O O N B A Y
S H E U N G S H U I
C H E U N G C H A U
PORT SHELTER
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KAU SAI CHAU
S O K O I S L A N D S
L U N G K W U C H A U
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The hinterland of Siu Ho Wan is occupied by a number of NIMBY/industrial uses /facilities posing different land use interfacing issues, eg. Siu Ho Wan Sewage and Water Treatment Works. A planned Organic Waste Treatment Facility (OWTF) is also located within the Siu Ho Wan hinterland. The proposed reclamation abuts the existing Refuse Transfer Station (RTS) to its east. Appropriate measures will need to be implemented to address the interface between the future development upon the reclamation and the RTS. Two columbarium developments are also proposed to be located east of the proposed reclamation which may have potential impact on traffic conditions on the proposed reclamation. The existing Siu Ho Wan Water Treatment Works (WTW) is a Potentially Hazardous Installation (PHI) with a Consultation Zone of 1,000m in radius. Given potential hazard to life issue, if the WTW is not relocated it may undermine the development potential of part of the proposed reclamation.
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The Proposed reclamation could create a prime waterfront development sites. The existing Siu Ho Wan stabling yard may allow for the development of an MTR station. The proposed reclamation at Siu Ho Wan enjoys proximity to the regional GIC facilities within Tung Chung. The proposed reclamation can provide solution space for facilities which Tung Chung is not currently equipped. The proposed reclamation enjoys good accessibility with the connected to the existing North Lantau Highway and the proposed Tuen Mun – Chek Lap Kok Link and the Hong Kong Zhuhai – Macao Bridge and other strategic transport links. If the existing Sewage Treatment Works could be relocated to rock cavern, the proposed reclamation could be developed in a coherent manner with the RCD-released site as well as the possible topside development above the stabling yard.
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The existing Airport Height Restrictions will have an impact on the development potential of the proposed reclamation. Future development on the proposed reclamation will be limited to building heights ranging from 80mPD to 100mPD. The adjacent transport infrastructure will have potential impacts on the future development of the reclamation. These potential impacts include air pollution and traffic noise generated by the North Lantau Highway. The proposed reclamation is located within proximity to a committed Marine Park. Further reclamation beyond that proposed is unlikely. The proposed Road P1 will have to be provided to sustain the development of Siu Ho Wan. However, the proposed road may occupy a rather significant portion of the reclamation. Given potential hazard to life issue, the Existing Sham Shui Kok Chlorine Transshipment Dock may also impact the development potential of the reclamation site.
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Potential noise impact and development cnstraints from the fight path of Government Flying Services (GFS) helicopters. Potential ecological impacts on Chinese White Dolphin habitats, committed Marine Park, SSSI, mangroves, and other ecological/ fisheries significant/sensitive areas. Potential development constraints from NEF 25 contour for 3rd Airport Runway due to potential aircraft noise impact. Potential noise impact to the proposed reclamation site due to the adjacent railway.
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No existing sensitive receptors are located within proximity to the proposed reclamation. The proposed reclamation will create a prime waterfront site. The proposed reclamation could potentially accommodate Marina Development which could addresses the current chronic shortage of berths within the territory. The proposed reclamation is adjacent to the existing Sunny Bay MTR Station, public transport interchange and open-air car park which will facilitate ready accessibility. The proposed reclamation is located adjacent to the North Lanrau Highway. It will also enjoy proximity to the proposed Hong Kong – Zhuhai Macao Bridge and Tuen Mun – Chek Lap Kok Link. Providing connectivity to the Pearl River Delta (PRD) Region. The existing waterfront of Sunny Bay is dominated by utility installations. The proposed reclamation will provide an opportunity to enhance the waterfront through comprehensive planning of the area.
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CONSTRAINTS The proposed reclamation is perceived as being remote from the existing urban area. The land use and building height of the proposed reclamation are constrained by the Disney Deed of Restrictive Covenant. The building height restriction applicable to the area surrounding the existing Sunny Bay MTR Station is 30mPD. Potential noise impact generated from air and road traffic. The proposed reclamation will impinge on the marine access to the existing barging point and shipyard. Potential aircraft noise impact as the site falling within NEF 25 contours of the airport runways.
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擬議發展岩洞地點 接駁平硐
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The proposed reclamation is adjacent to five existing oil depots which are Potentially Hazardous Installations (PHI) and are associated with Consultation Zones of 1,000m in radius. If these PHIs are not removed, the development potential and land use flexibility of the proposed reclamation will be severely compromised due to hazard to life issues. The proposed reclamation will impinge on the marine access of the existing oil depots and shipyards. Upgrading of the existing roads will be required to service the proposed reclamation and its future development. The site has been examined for the development of the proposed Container Terminal 10. The development of the proposed Container Terminal 10 will affect the reclamation proposal. The eastern extent of the proposed reclamation will have an interface with the existing Container Terminal 9 and relevant logistics related uses which are not considered compatible with residential developments. Mitigation measures will be required. Potential noise impact and vehicular emission from adjacent road network. Potential water quality impact on the dispersion of Harbour Area Treatment Scheme (HATS) sewage outfall discharge. The proposed reclamation site is currently close to several dockyards, waste facilities and industrial uses. It may cause land use interfacing issues. Potential emission from marine traffic along Ma Wan Channel. Land use interfacing issues with adjacent industrial facilities/uses.
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The extent of the proposed reclamation can provide a large solution space that can be significantly utilized for residential development if the nearby industrial users are relocated. The proposed reclamation enjoys good accessibility provided by the strategic Route No.8 that is located within closed proximity to the proposed area of land formation. The proposed reclamation will generate prime waterfront sites suitable for residential development if the nearby industrial users are relocated. Whilst the area is currently occupied by a number of NIMBY/industrial uses /facilities , the proposed reclamation will provide an opportunity for comprehensive planning of the area. The proposed reclamation is close to existing high density residential areas and public transport. To create a logistic node if developed as Container Terminal 10.
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Civil Engineering and Development Department
Agreement No. 9/2011 Increasing Land Supply by Reclamation and Rock Cavern Development cum Public Engagement - Feasibility Study
Opportunities and Constraints for Southwest Tsing Yi
OPPORTUNITIES The proposed reclamation is close to Shatin New Town and enjoys good accessibility provided by the existing Strategic Route No.9. The proposed reclamation lies within proximity to the existing public transportation network. An existing Public Transport Interchange is located adjacent to the existing University Station. The proposal of relocating the Shatin STW into cavern could avoid/reduce its potential land use interfacing issues with the proposed reclamation developments. The proposed reclamation and future development upon it will enjoy extensive frontage to Sha Tin Hoi and Shing Mun River. Located within proximity to high quality waterfront open space provided by the existing Pak Shek Kok Promenade. The proposed reclamation is adjacent to well-established cycle path providing connections to Tai Wai to the south and Tai Po to the north. Given the proximity with the CUHK and Hong Kong Science Park, the proposed reclamation will provide an opportunity space for the extensions of CUHK/HK Science Park. The proposed reclamation can provide land suitable for residential development in Sha Tin New Town which benefit from the upcoming Shatin to Central Link.
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The provisioning of the existing developments with marine access will be required. (e.g. the Water Sport Centre of CUHK, the Marine Outer Waters District Headquarters and Marine North Division, the Ma Liu Shui Ferry Pier, etc.) Given potential helicopter noise issue, the relocation of the existing helipad associated with the Marine Police Outer Waters District HQs cum Marine Police North Divisional HQs will be needed. Potential traffic noise impact from the adjacent Tolo Highway and Tate’s Cairn Highway. Potential air quality impact generated by the traffic at the adjacent Tolo Highway and Tate’s Cairn Highway. The potential visual impact generated by the proposed reclamation may receive objections from Ma On Shan residents. The existing road network may need to be upgraded to sustain the proposed reclamation and future development upon it. Potential social impact on CUHK due to the proposed reclamation. Potential noise impact to the proposed reclamation site due to the adjacent railway. Potential odour issue from the adjacent Sha Tin STW requiring comprehensive development of the reclamation proposal with the STW site which is proposed for relocation into cavern.
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圖例:
擬議騰出的土地
擬議發展岩洞地點 接駁平硐
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Note: The size and shape of reclamation sites shown on this plan are hypothetical assumptions for the purpose of BTA carried out at the corresponding stage of site selection process only. They do not represent any future design to be implemented.
Civil Engineering and Development Department
Agreement No. 9/2011 Increasing Land Supply by Reclamation and Rock Cavern Development cum Public Engagement - Feasibility Study
Opportunities and Constraints for Ma Liu Shui
OPPORTUNITIES
Whilst Lung Kwu Tan is currently occupied by a number of NIMBY/industrial uses /facilities , the proposed sizable reclamation will provide an opportunity for land use within the area. The proposed reclamation will provide an opportunity to introduce development that will build a positive image for Lung Kwu Tan as opposed to the existing NIMBY/industrial uses /facilities for which the area is currently known. The existing Lung Kwu Tan Beach suffers from erosion. The proposed reclamation provides an opportunity to reconfigure and improve the amenity of the beach by constructing an artificial beach in association with the land formation. Lung Kwu Tan is located within the Northwest New Territories (NWNT) where the strategic Hung Shui Kiu New Development Area is located. The NWNT enjoys close proximity to the development across the border. The development of Lung Kwu Tan could provide a positive synergy with development on both sides of the boundary.
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圖例:
擬議騰出的土地
擬議發展岩洞地點 接駁平硐
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The proposed reclamation is located amongst a number of NIMBY/industrial uses /facilities , e.g. power stations, cement plant, landfill, open storage, steel mill, aviation fuel farm, different waste facilities, etc., causing land use interfacing issues. Appropriate mitigation measures will be required to mitigate their potential impacts to future uses on the reclamation. A number of recognised villages are located within Lung Kwu Tan. Proposed reclamation abuts existing residential development and will have potential social impact. The existing residential developments in Lung Kwu Tan are predominantly low density developments. The future developments upon the proposed reclamation will have to be carefully considered to minimize their potential impact on the existing developments. Lung Kwu Tan is currently connected to the urban area via Lung Kwu Tan Road which has limited capacity. This will need to be upgraded to support the proposed reclamation and future development upon it. A proposed columbarium development is intended to be located at Tsang Tsui. This may have potential traffic impact to Lung Kwu Tan and the proposed reclamation. The proposed reclamation will have potential impact on the natural coastline of Lung Kwu Tan. The existing Chinese White Dolphin Lookout is located on the natural headland which has direct frontage to the sea. Reclamation impinging the waterfrontage will require the reprovisioning of the lookout. Potential adverse impact on ecological important habitat, i.e. butterflies and horseshoe crabs. Potential Ecological impact on Chinese White Dolphin habitats, Sha Chau& Lung Kwu Chau Marine Park and SSSIs at Lung Kwu Chau, Tree Island & Sha Chau, and other ecological sensitive areas, e.g. coral areas. Potential Road traffic noise impact and vehicular emission from the nearby road networks.
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Note: The size and shape of reclamation sites shown on this plan are hypothetical assumptions for the purpose of BTA carried out at the corresponding stage of site selection process only. They do not represent any future design to be implemented.
Civil Engineering and Development Department
Agreement No. 9/2011 Increasing Land Supply by Reclamation and Rock Cavern Development cum Public Engagement - Feasibility Study
Opportunities and Constraints for Lung Kwu Tan