Environmental Permit No. FEP-07/356/2009
環境許可證編號 FEP-07/356/2009
ENVIRONMENTAL
IMPACT ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE
(CHAPTER 499)
環境影響評估條例
(第499章)
第10條及12條
FURTHER
ENVIRONMENTAL PERMIT TO CONSTRUCT
DESIGNATED
PROJECTS
建造指定工程項目的新的環境許可證
A部 (許可證主要部分)
Pursuant
to Sections 10 and 12 of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance (EIAO),
the Director of Environmental Protection (the Director) grants this further
environmental permit to China State
Construction Engineering (Hong Kong) Limited (hereinafter referred
to as the "Permit Holder") to construct the designated projects
described in Part B subject to the conditions
specified in Part C. The issue of this environmental permit is based on the documents,
approvals or permissions described below:
根據《環境影響評估條例》(環評條例)第10條及12條的規定，環境保護署署長(署長)將本新的環境許可證批予中國建築(香港)有限公司(下稱 “許可證持有人”)，以建造B部所說明的指定工程項目，但須遵守C部所列明的條件。本環境許可證是依據下列文件、批准或許可而簽發：
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Application No. 申請書編號 |
FEP-149/2013 |
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Document in the Register : 登記冊上的文件: |
1.
Wan
Chai Development Phase II and Central-Wan Chai Bypass (Register No.: AEIAR-125/2008) -
Environmental Impact Assessment Report (December 2007) -
Environmental Monitoring and Audit Manual -
Executive Summary -
Further information received from the Civil Engineering
and Development Department on 11 March 2008, 9 April 2008 and 14 November
2008 under Section 8(1) of the EIAO 2.
The
Director’s letter of approval of the EIA Report dated 11 December 2008
referenced (85) in EP2/H4/S3/ 3.
Application
for Environmental Permit and attachments submitted by the Permit Holder on 3
July 2009 (Application No.: AEP-356/2009) 4.
Environmental
Permit issued – Permit No.: EP-356/2009 issued on 30 July 2009. 5.
Application for Further Environmental Permit
and attachments submitted on 2 July 2013 (Application No.: FEP-149/2013) 1. 灣仔發展計劃第二期及中環灣仔繞道 (登記冊編號: AEIAR-125/2008) ·
環境影響評估報告 (2007年12月) [下稱「環評報告」] ·
環境監察審核手冊 ·
行政摘要 ·
土木工程拓展署根據條例第8.(1)條於 2.
署長於 3.
許可證持有人於 4.
已簽發的環境許可證 - 許可證編號 : EP-356/2009 於 5.
於2013 年7月2 日提交的新的環境許可證申請文件及附件(申請書編號: FEP-149/2013。
[下稱 “申請書編號 FEP-149/ |
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26 July 2013 |
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Date 日期 |
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(Ken Y.K.
WONG) Principal Environmental Protection Officer for Director of Environmental Protection 環境保護署署長 (首席環境保護主任 黃耀光 代行) |
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PART B (DESCRIPTION OF
DESIGNATED PROJECTS)
B部 (指定工程項目的說明)
Hereunder is the
description of the designated projects mentioned in Part A
of this environmental permit (hereinafter referred to as “the Permit”):
下列為本環境許可證(下稱“許可證”)A部所提述的指定工程項目的說明:
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Title of Designated Projects 指定工程項目的名稱 |
Wan Chai Development Phase II – Central - Wan
Chai Bypass – Tunnel (Slip Road 8 Section) (Contract No. HY/2010/08) – Marine
Works – as part of the “permanent reclamation works including associated
dredging works in Wan Chai Development Phase II (WDII) area” which is covered
in the Environmental Permit No. EP-356/2009) (i.e. part of the designated project
referred to as “DP (The
designated project is hereafter collectively referred to as “the Project”) 灣仔發展計劃第二期 - 中環灣仔繞道 - 八號連接路段隧道工程（合約編號：HY/2010/08）- 海事工程 - 此工程為 “灣仔發展計劃第二期的永久填海工程(包括相聯挖泥工程)” 的一部份，受已簽發的環境許可證 - 許可證編號 : EP-356/2009的管制 (亦是環評報告內稱 “DP (上述指定工程項目以下統稱“工程項目”) |
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Nature of Designated Projects 指定工程項目的性質 |
The Project
is a part of the designated project referred to as “DP (i)
Temporary reclamation works (including associated
dredging works) more than (ii)
dredging operations which are less than 此工程項目是環評報告內稱 “DP (i)
面積超過 (ii)
距離海水進水口少於 |
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Location of Designated Projects 指定工程項目的地點 |
The location of the Project is shown in Figure 1a and Figure 1b of this Permit. 香港銅鑼灣避風塘 |
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Scale
and Scope of Designated Projects |
The scope of the Project mainly includes: ·
Temporary reclamation works of around ·
Removal of the temporary reclamation after the
construction of the Trunk Road; and reinstatement of CBTS; and ·
Other associated works. 工程項目的範圍主要包括: ·
進行總面積約 ·
在主幹道建成後，清除臨時填海區，並回復銅鑼灣避風塘原貌; ·
其他相關工程。 |
1. General
Conditions
1.1
The
Permit Holder and any person working on the Project shall comply with all
conditions set out in this Permit. Any non-compliance by any person may
constitute a contravention of the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance
(Cap.499) and may become the subject of appropriate action being taken under
the Ordinance.
1.2
The Permit Holder shall ensure full compliance
with all legislation from time to time in force including, without limitation
to, the Air Pollution Control Ordinance (Cap. 311), Water Pollution Control
Ordinance (Cap. 358), Noise Control Ordinance (Cap. 400), Dumping at Sea
Ordinance (Cap. 466) and Waste Disposal Ordinance (Cap. 354). This Permit does not of itself
constitute any ground of defense against any proceedings instituted under any
legislation or imply any approval under any legislation.
1.3
The Permit Holder shall make copies of this
Permit together with all documents referred to in this Permit and the documents
referred to in Part A of this Permit readily
available at all times for inspection by the Director or his authorized
officers at all sites/offices covered by this Permit. Any reference to the
Permit shall include all documents referred to in the Permit and also the
relevant documents in the Register.
1.4
The Permit Holder shall give a copy of this
Permit to the person(s) in charge of the site(s) and ensure that such person(s)
fully understands all conditions and all requirements incorporated by the
Permit. The site(s) refers to site(s) of construction of the Project and shall
mean the same hereafter.
1.5
The Permit Holder shall display conspicuously a
copy of this Permit on the construction site(s) at all vehicular site
entrances/exits or at a convenient location for public’s information at all
times. The Permit Holder shall ensure that the most updated information about the
Permit, including any amended Permit, is displayed at such locations. If the
Permit Holder surrenders a part or the whole of this Permit, the notice he
sends to the Director shall also be displayed at the same locations as the
original Permit. The suspended, varied or cancelled Permit shall be removed
from display at the construction site(s).
1.6
The Permit Holder shall construct the Project in
accordance with the project description in Part B
of this Permit (hereafter referred to as “the Project”).
1.7
The Permit Holder shall ensure that the Project
is designed and constructed in accordance with the information and
recommendations described in the approved EIA Report (Register No.
AEIAR-125/2008), the application documents for the environmental permit, other
relevant documents in the Register, the information and mitigation measures
described in this Permit, mitigation measures to be recommended in submissions
that shall be deposited with or approved by the Director as a result of permit
conditions contained in this Permit, and mitigation measures to be recommended
under on-going surveillance and monitoring activities during all stages of the
Project. Where recommendations referred to in the documents of the Register are
not expressly referred to in this Permit, such recommendations are nevertheless
to be implemented unless expressly excluded or impliedly amended in this
Permit.
1.8
All deposited submissions, as required under
this Permit, shall be rectified and resubmitted in accordance with the
comments, if any, made by the Director within one month of the receipt of the
Director’s comments or otherwise specified by the Director.
1.9
All submissions approved by the Director, all
submissions deposited without comments by the Director, or all submissions
rectified in accordance with comments by the Director under this Permit shall
be construed as part of the permit conditions described in Part
C of this Permit. Any variation of the submissions shall be approved by the
Director in writing or as prescribed in the relevant permit conditions. Any
non-compliance with the submissions may constitute a contravention of the
Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance (Cap.499). All submissions or any
variation of the submissions shall be certified by the Environmental Team (ET)
Leader and verified by the Independent Environmental Checker (IEC) employed for
the CWB project before submitting to the Director under this Permit (see note
7).
1.10
The Permit Holder shall release all finalized
submissions, as required under this Permit, to the public by depositing copies
in the Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance Register Office, or in any
other places, or any internet websites as specified by the Director, or by any
other means as specified by the Director for public inspection. For this purpose,
the Permit Holder shall provide sufficient copies of the submissions.
1.11
All submissions to the Director required under
this Permit shall be delivered either in person or by registered mail to the
Environmental Impact Assessment Ordinance Register Office (currently at 27/F,
Southorn Centre, 130 Hennessy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong). Electronic copies of
all finalized submissions required under this Permit shall be prepared in Hyper
Text Markup Language (HTML) (version 4.0 or later) and in Portable Document
Format (PDF version 4.0 or later), unless otherwise agreed by the Director and
shall be submitted at the same time as the hard copies.
2
Special Conditions
Submissions or Measures to be implemented before Construction of the Project
Environmental Project Committee
(ENPC)
The ENPC shall make recommendation to
enhance the monitoring and audit of the environmental performance of the whole
project and other relevant nearby projects on top of requirements as set out in
Conditions 3.1 to 4.2 of this Permit or corresponding requirements set out
under subsequent Environmental Permits issued for the whole project and other relevant
nearby projects.
2.6
[Not
Used]
2.7
[Not
Used]
Submission of
Silt Curtain Deployment Plan
2.8
At
least two weeks prior to the commencement of the marine works, the Permit
Holder shall deposit with the Director four hard copies and one electronic copy
of a silt curtain deployment plan. The silt curtain deployment plan shall be
certified by the ET Leader and verified by the IEC as conforming to the
relevant information and recommendation contained in the approved EIA Report
(Register No: AEIAR-125/2008). In particular, silt
curtains shall be deployed around seawall dredging and seawall trench filling
in reclamation shoreline zones, namely “Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition
Centre” (HKCEC), “Wan Chai Reclamation” (WCR), Temporary Causeway Bay
Reclamation” (TCBR), and “North Point Reclamation” (NPR), as shown in Figure 2 of this
Permit.
The silt curtain deployment plan shall include plans showing the construction
programme and details on the design, operation and maintenance requirements of
the silt curtain(s) including but not limited to deployment of silt curtain(s)
for dredging and filling works as recommended in the approved EIA Report
(Register No: AEIAR-125/2008) and the relevant documents in the EIAO Register.
The typical configuration of silt curtain is shown in Figure 3 for reference. All mitigation measures
recommended in the silt curtain deployment plan shall be fully and properly
implemented by the Permit Holder and any person working on the Project
throughout the construction period. (see notes 8 and 9)
Submission of Silt Screen
Deployment Plan
2.9
The
Permit Holder shall liaise with the owners and the operators of the seawater
intakes as shown in Table 1 of this Permit on details of silt screen
installation, maintenance and removal at the seawater intakes. The indicative
locations of the intakes are shown in Figure
4 and Figure 5 of this Permit
for reference. At least two weeks
prior to the commencement of the marine works, the Permit Holder shall deposit
with the Director four hard copies and one electronic copy of a silt screen
deployment plan to provide details of the design, operation and maintenance
requirements of the silt screen systems. The silt screen deployment plan shall
be certified by the ET Leader and verified by the IEC as conforming to the
relevant information and recommendation contained in the approved EIA Report
(Register No: AEIAR-125/2008) and liaison results with the owners and the
operators of the seawater intakes. The
typical configuration of silt screen is shown in Figure 3 for reference. Silt screens shall be installed at
seawater intakes prior to the commencement of the corresponding marine works in
the vicinity as presented in the finalised silt screen deployment plan. To
avoid refuse entrapment and to ensure representative impact monitoring results,
silt screens shall be maintained and refuse around them shall be collected at
regular intervals on a daily basis so that water behind the silt screens be
kept free from floating debris during the impact monitoring period. (see notes
8 and 9)
Measures
and Submissions to be Implemented during Construction of the Project
Prohibition on Implementation of the Originally Proposed
Temporary Typhoon Shelter
2.11
The Permit Holder shall not implement the originally
proposed temporary typhoon shelter (referred to as “DP
Measures to Mitigate Water Quality Impact
2.12
To
reduce water quality impact due to the reclamation works, the Permit Holder
shall carry out permanent
and temporary reclamation works in stages to follow the sequences and locations
of reclamation shoreline zones and subzones as shown in Figure 2 of this Permit. There are 5 reclamation
shoreline zones in the whole project,
namely “Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre” (HKCEC), “Wan Chai
Reclamation” (WCR), “Temporary Public Cargo Working Area Reclamation” (TPCWA), “Temporary
Causeway Bay Reclamation” (TCBR), and “North Point Reclamation” (NPR); and each
of the reclamation shoreline zones is subdivided into subzones as shown in Figure 2 of this Permit. (see
note 9)
2.13
To
mitigate water quality impact arising from dredging works:
(a)
the total
dredging rates in each of the marine works zones, (i.e. marine works areas for
the Cross
Harbour Water Mains and Wan Chai East Submarine Sewage Pipeline; and
the 5 reclamation
shoreline zones as mentioned in Condition 2.12 of this Permit), shall
not be more than the maximum daily and hourly production rates as stipulated in
Table 2 of this Permit;
(b)
dredging
shall be carried out by closed grab dredger(s) for
(i)
the
seawall construction in all the reclamation shoreline zones and subzones as
shown in Figure 2 of this Permit;
(ii)
[Not
Used]
(iii)
[Not
Used]
(c)
no
more than one closed grab dredger shall normally be operated at the same time
for seawall construction in each of the reclamation shoreline zones as shown in
Figure 2 of this
Permit.; In case two closed grab dredgers are required to work concurrently for
seawall construction in the reclamation shoreline zones NPR, TCBR or TPCWA, the
total maximum hourly and daily dredging rates as stipulated in Table 2 of this
Permit for each of the reclamation shoreline zones shall be followed, closely
monitored and reported in the monthly EM&A Reports as required in Condition
3.4 of this Permit;
(d)
[Not
Used]
2.14
To mitigate
the potential water quality impact on seawater intakes close to the dredging
operation:
(a)
[Not
Used]
(b)
[Not
Used]
(c)
[Not
Used]
(d)
for
constructing the reclamation shoreline subzones TCBR1W, TCBR1E, TCBR2, TCBR3
and TCBR4 within the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter (CBTS), initial seawall(s) of
these reclamation shoreline subzones, except the temporary seawalls facing the
Victoria Harbour, as shown in Figure 2 of this Permit, shall be partially
constructed first to a height above the high water mark to protect the nearby
seawater intakes at the inner waters before carrying out the remaining dredging
activities within the corresponding subzones. (For example, at the reclamation shoreline
subzone TCBR1W, the southern and eastern seawalls of TCBR1W shall be
constructed first to a height above the high water mark, so that the seawater
intakes at the inner waters would be protected from the impacts from the
remaining dredging activities along the northern boundary of TCBR1W); and
(e)
following
the same principle of protecting water quality at seawater intakes as outlined
in Condition (d) above, for removal of temporary reclamation within each of the
reclamation shoreline subzones in the CBTS, the temporary seawalls which were
constructed first shall be removed last such that the nearby seawater intakes
will be protected from the removal dredging of the temporary reclamation.
2.15
To
minimize loss of sediment affecting the water quality due to filling works:
(a)
the filling
works for seawall construction shall be carried out behind silt curtain(s);
(b)
all filling
works for permanent and temporary reclamation shall be conducted behind the
seawalls which shall be completed to a height above the high water mark; and
(c)
any seawall
gap that need to be provided for marine access shall be surrounded by silt
curtain(s) as detailed in the finalised silt curtain deployment plan deposited
under Condition 2.8 of this Permit (EP) No. EP-356/2009.(see note 9)
2.16
To allow
tidal flushing to reduce water quality deterioration within the CBTS, water
between the temporary reclamation and the permanent shoreline within the CBTS
shall not be fully enclosed.
2.17
To
minimise the duration of impact on the ex-PCWA basin and the CBTS, temporary
seawall(s) and temporary reclamation(s) within the ex-PCWA basin and the CBTS
shall be removed after completion of corresponding sections of works for the
Trunk Road (CWB) in accordance with the works schedule submitted under
Condition 2.7 of EP-356/2009. The ex-PCWA basin and the CBTS shall be
reinstated before the completion of the Project.
2.18
[Not
Used]
2.19
[Not
Used]
2.20
[Not
Used]
2.21
[Not
Used]
Measures for Waste Management
2.22
The
Permit Holder shall collect and remove floating refuse at regular intervals on
a daily basis to keep the water within the site boundary and the neighbouring
water free from floating refuse.
Measures to Mitigate Noise
Impact
2.23
The
Permit Holder shall deposit with the Director, at least two weeks prior to the
commencement of construction of the corresponding component(s) of the Project,
four hard copies and one electronic copy of noise management plan consisting of
layout plan(s) in the scale of 1:1,000 or other appropriate scale and/or
explanatory statement(s) showing the noise mitigation measures, such as
movable/temporary noise barriers, use of quiet powered mechanical equipments
and adoption of multiple-phase construction schedules, where appropriate, to be
adopted. The submission(s) shall be certified by the ET Leader and verified by
the IEC as conforming to the relevant information and recommendations contained
in Sections 4.8 to 4.9 of the EIA Report (Register No. AEIAR-125/2008) before
deposit to the Director. Measures covered by other pollution control Ordinances
shall not be included in the noise management plan.
Measures to Mitigate
Landscape and Visual Impact during Construction
2.24
To
reduce the landscape and visual impact during construction stage of the
Project, the Permit Holder shall, at least one month before the commencement of
corresponding parts of landscape works of the Project, deposit with the
Director four hard copies and one electronic copy of a landscape plan. The landscape plan shall show the design
details, locations, implementation programme, maintenance and management
schedules, and drawings in the scale of 1:1,000 or other appropriate scale of
the landscape and visual mitigation measures of the Project as recommended in
Section
3
Environmental Monitoring and
Audit Requirements
3.1
The
EM&A programme shall be implemented in accordance with the procedures and
requirements as set out in the updated EM&A Manual approved under Condition
2.5 of this Permit (see note 8). Any major changes to the
programme shall be justified by the ET Leader and verified by the IEC (see note
7) as conforming to the information and requirements contained in the updated EM&A
Manual approved under Condition 2.5 of this Permit before submission to the Director for
approval. The EM&A programme
shall include, among other items, the water quality, air quality and noise
monitoring and audit during construction phases.
3.2
Samples,
measurements and necessary remedial actions shall be taken in accordance with
the requirements of the updated EM&A Manual (see note 8) by:
(a)
conducting baseline
environmental monitoring;
(b)
conducting impact
monitoring;
(c)
carrying out remedial
actions described in Event/Action Plans of the updated EM&A Manual approved
under Condition 2.5 of this Permit
in accordance with the time frames set out in
Event/Action Plans, or as agreed by the Director, in case where specified
criteria in the updated EM&A Manual approved under Condition
2.5 of this Permit
are exceeded; and
(d)
logging and keeping
records of details of (a) to (c) above for all parameters within 3 working days
of collection of data or completion of remedial action(s), for the purpose of
preparing and submitting the monthly EM&A Reports and to make available for
inspection on site.
3.5
All
environmental monitoring and audit data submitted under this Permit shall be
true, valid and correct.
4
Electronic Reporting of
EM&A Information
4.1
To
facilitate public inspection of the Baseline Monitoring Report and regular
EM&A Reports via the EIAO Internet Website and at the EIAO Register Office,
electronic copies of these Reports shall be prepared in Hyper Text Markup
Language (HTML) (version 4.0 or later) and in Portable Document Format (PDF
version 4.0 or later), unless otherwise agreed by the Director and shall be
submitted at the same time as the hardcopies as described in Conditions 3.3 and 3.4 of this Permit. For the HTML version, a
content page capable of providing hyperlink to each section and sub-section of
these Reports shall be included in the beginning of the document. Hyperlinks to
all figures, drawings and tables in these Reports shall be provided in the main
text from where the respective references are made. All graphics in these
Reports shall be in interlaced GIF format unless otherwise agreed by the
Director. The content of the electronic copies of these Reports must be the
same as the hardcopies (see note 8).
Notes :
1.
This Permit consists of three parts, namely, PART A
(Main Permit), PART B (Description of Designated Projects) and PART
C (Permit Conditions). Any person relying on this permit should
obtain independent legal advice on the legal implications under the Ordinance,
and the following notes are for general information only.
2.
If there is a breach of any conditions of this Permit, the Director or
his authorized officer may, with the consent of the Secretary for the
Environment, order the cessation of associated work until the remedial action
is taken in respect of the resultant environmental damage, and in that case the
Permit Holder shall not carry out any associated works without the permission
of the Director or his authorized officer.
3. The Permit Holder may apply under Section 13
of the Ordinance to the Director for a variation of the conditions of this
Permit. The Permit Holder shall replace the original permit displayed on
the construction site by the amended permit.
4. A person who assumes the responsibility for
the whole or a part of the designated project(s) may, before he assumes responsibility of the
designated project(s), apply under Section 12 of the Ordinance to the
Director for a further environmental permit.
5. Under Section 14 of the Ordinance, the
Director may with the consent of the Secretary for the Environment, suspend,
vary or cancel this Permit. The suspended, varied or cancelled Permit
shall be removed from display at the construction site.
6. If this Permit is cancelled or surrendered
during construction of the Project, another environmental permit must be
obtained under the Ordinance before the Project could be continued. It is
an offence under section 26(1) of the Ordinance to construct or operate a
designated project listed in Part I of schedule 2 of the Ordinance without a
valid environmental permit.
7. Civil Engineering and Development Department (CEDD), the Holder of
Environmental Permit (EP) No. EP-356/2009, is required under EP-356/2009, or
any subsequent EP amended by the Director under the Ordinance
(i)
to establish an
Environmental Team (ET) which shall be headed by an ET Leader;;
(ii)
to employ an Independent
Environmental Checker (IEC)
(iii) to set up an Environmental Project Committee
(ENPC); and
(iv) to set up a Community Liaison Group (CLG),
for the marine works of the WDII&CWB project.
8. CEDD, the Holder of EP-356/2009 is required under
EP-356/2009, or any subsequent EP amended by the Director under the Ordinance:
(i)
to notify the
Director in writing the commencement date of construction of the marine works of the WDII&CWB project;
(ii)
to notify the Director the date of setting up the ENPC;
(iii) to notify the Director the date of setting up the
CLG;
(iv) to submit to the Director for approval the
updated Environmental Monitoring and Audit Manual (updated EM&A Manual);
(v)
to inform the Director in writing the management organization of the
main construction companies and/or any form of joint ventures associated with
the construction of the marine works;
(vi) to deposit with the Director a detailed works
schedule and location plans;
(vii) to deposit with the Director a silt curtain
deployment plan;
(viii) to deposit with the Director a silt screen
deployment plan;
(ix) to deposit
with the Director a noise management plan;
(x)
to deposit with the Director a landscape plan;
(xi) to submit to the Director the Baseline Monitoring Report; and
(xii) to submit to
the Director the monthly EM&A Reports,
for the marine works of the WDII&CWB project.
All submissions or any variation of the submissions
shall be certified by the ET Leader(s) and verified by the IEC before
submitting to the Director.
9. CEDD, the Holder of Environmental Permit
EP-356/2009, is required under EP-356/2009, or any subsequent EP amended by the
Director under the Ordinance:
(i)
to implement the proposed water mains; the proposed sewage pipelines;
the marine works at reclamation shoreline zones and subzones as shown in Figure
1 and Figure 2 of EP-356/2009 together with the relevant environmental
mitigation measures;
(ii)
not to implement the originally proposed temporary typhoon shelter
(referred to as “DP
(iii) to set up a dedicated web site and notify the
Director in writing the Internet address where the environmental monitoring and
project data is to be placed,
for the marine works of the WDII&CWB project.
10. Any person who constructs the Project contrary
to the conditions in the Permit, and is convicted of an offence under the
Ordinance, is liable:-
(i)
on a first conviction on
indictment to a fine of $ 2 million and to imprisonment for 6 months;
(ii)
on a second or subsequent
conviction on indictment to a fine of $ 5 million and to imprisonment for 2
years;
(iii)
on a first summary
conviction to a fine at level 6 and to imprisonment for 6 months;
(iv)
on a second or subsequent
summary conviction to a fine of $1 million and to imprisonment for 1 year; and
(v)
in any case where the
offence is of a continuing nature, the court or magistrate may impose a fine of
$ 10,000 for each day on which he is satisfied the offence continued.
11. The Permit Holder may appeal against any
condition of this Permit under Section 17 of the Ordinance within 30 days of
receipt of this Permit.
12.
The Notes are for general reference only and that the Permit Holder
should refer to the EIA Ordinance for details and seek independent legal
advice.
Environmental Permit No. FEP-07/356/2009
環境許可證編號 FEP-07/356/2009
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1a | Figure 1b |
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Table 1: Application of Silt
Screens at Interim Construction Stages (based on Table 5.39 of the approved EIA
Report (Register No. AEIAR-125/2008)
|
Interim Construction Stage |
Locations of Applications of Silt Screens |
|
Scenario |
WSD saltwater intakes at Sai Wan Ho, Quarry Bay,
Sheung Wan, Kowloon South, Wan Chai Cooling water intakes for Hong Kong Convention and
Exhibition Centre Extension, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre Phase
I, Telecom House / HK Academy for Performing Arts / Shun On Centre, |
|
Scenario 2B with concurrent dredging
activities at Sewage Pipelines Zone and reclamation shoreline zone TCBR |
WSD saltwater intakes at Sheung Wan, Wan Chai. Cooling water intakes for Queensway Government
Offices. Excelsior Hotel & World Trade Centre and |
|
Scenario |
WSD saltwater intakes at Sheung Wan and
Reprovisioned WSD Wan Chai saltwater intake. Cooling water intakes for MTR South, Excelsior Hotel
& World Trade Centre and reprovisioned Windsor House. |
Note: This Table shall be read in conjunction
with Condition 2.9 of this Permit.
The
indicative locations of the marine work zones, including the 5 reclamation
shoreline zones, and the seawater intakes are shown in Figures 1, 2, 4 and 5 of
this Permit respectively. (see note 9)
Table 2: Recommended Maximum Dredging Rates (based
on Table 5.47 of approved EIA Report (Register No. AEIAR-125/2008)
|
Marine Works Zones |
Maximum Dredging Rate |
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|
Daily rate / m3
per day |
Hourly rate / m3
per hour (for 16 hours per day) |
||
|
Dredging in reclamation
shoreline zones |
|
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|
North Point Reclamation (NPR) |
6,000 |
375 |
|
|
|
6,000 |
375 |
|
|
Temporary Public Cargo Working Area Reclamation (TPCWA) |
5,000 |
313 |
|
|
Wan Chai Reclamation (WCR) |
6,000 |
375 |
|
|
|
HKCEC1, HKCEC3W and HKCEC3E subzones |
1,500 |
94 |
|
HKCEC2W and HKCEC2E subzones |
6,000 |
375 |
|
|
Dredging in other marine
works zones along pipelines |
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|
Cross Harbour Water Mains |
1,500 |
94 |
|
|
Wan Chai East Submarine Sewage Pipeline |
1,500 |
94 |
|
Notes: This Table shall be read in conjunction with Conditions 2.13 to 2.14 and Figures 1a and 2 of this Permit. (see note 9)