ANNEX C  IMPLEMENTATION
SCHEDULE

EIA
Reference

EM&A
Manual Reference

Environmental
Protection Measures

Location
/ Timing

Implementation
Agent

Relevant
Standard or Requirement

Implementation Schedule

D     C     O

Maintenance
Agency

Implementation
Status

Water
Quality

6.7

6.8.1

There should be no access to the shore or
working from land within the Marine
Park.  No marine anchors shall be used within
the Marine Park.

Marine Park /
Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

No hydraulic dredging within Marine Park.

Marine Park /
Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Dredging for pipeline trench should be
timed to coincide with maintenance dredging for Sha Chau AFRF marine access
channel if relevant.

Sha Chau ARFR Marine access channel

Airport Authority

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

6.4

The work rate for dredging should not
exceed 4,000 m3/hr for the TSHD and 7,000 m3/day for
the grab dredger.

Marine Park /
Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Standard good dredging practice measures
shall be written in the dredging contract.

Marine Park /
Pipeline Dredging

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Use of Lean Material Overboard (LMOB)
systems shall be prohibited.  No
mud overflow is to be permitted for dredging using TSHD.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Mechanical grabs shall be designed and
maintained to avoid spillage and should seal tightly while being lifted.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Barges and hopper dredgers shall have
tight fittings seals to their bottom openings to prevent leakage of material.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Any pipe leakages shall be repaired
quickly.  Plant should not be
operated with leaking pipes

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Loading of barges and hoppers shall be
controlled to prevent splashing of dredged material to the surrounding
water.  Barges or hoppers shall
not be filled to a level which will cause overflow of materials or pollution
of water during loading or transportation.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Excess material shall be cleaned from the
decks and exposed fittings of barges and hopper dredgers before the vessel is
moved.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines. DASO
permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Adequate freeboard shall be maintained on
barges to reduce the likelihood of decks being washed by wave action.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

All vessels shall be sized such that
adequate clearance is maintained between vessels and the sea bed at all
states of the tide to ensure that undue turbidity is not generated by
turbulence from vessel movement or propeller wash.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

The works shall not cause foam, oil,
grease, letter or other objectionable matter to be present in the water
within and adjacent to the works site.

Dredged areas/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA Marine Fill Committee Guidelines.
DASO permit conditions

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Placement of pipeline trench backfill
should be undertaken in a controlled manner to minimise impacts.  Backfilling with rock should be
undertaken either down pipe or by a reverse grab operation or other
controlled technique to ensure that this material does not mound on the
seabed

Pipeline trench/ Pipeline Dredging

Contractor

TMEIA

Minimise disturbance

Y

N/A

Pending

6.7

6.8.1

Wastewater from temporary site facilities
should be controlled to prevent direct discharge to surface or marine waters.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Sewage effluent and discharges from
on-site kitchen facilities shall be directed to Government sewer in
accordance with the requirements of the WPCO or collected for disposal
offsite.  The use of soakaways
shall be avoided.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Storm drainage should be directed to
storm drains via adequately designed sand/silt removal facilities such as
sand traps, silt traps and sediment basins.  Channels, earth bunds or sandbag
barriers should be provided on site to properly direct stormwater to such
silt removal facilities.
Catchpits and perimeter channels should be constructed in advance of
site formation works and earthworks.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Silt removal facilities, channels and
manholes shall be maintained and any deposited silt and grit shall be removed
regularly, including specifically at the onset of and after each rainstorm.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Temporary access roads should be surfaced
with crushed stone or gravel.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Rainwater pumped out from trenches or
foundation excavations should be discharged into storm drains via silt
removal facilities.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Measures should be taken to prevent the
washout of construction materials, soil, silt or debris into any drainage
system.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Open stockpiles of construction materials
(e.g. aggregates and sand) o nsite should be covered with tarpaulin or
similar fabric during rainstorms.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Manholes (including any newly constructed
ones) should always be adequately covered and temporarily sealed so as to
prevent silt, construction materials or debris from getting into the drainage
system, and to prevent storm run-off from getting into foul sewers.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Discharges of surface run-off into foul
sewers must always be prevented in order not to unduly overload the foul
sewerage system.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

All vehicles and plant should be cleaned
before they leave the construction site to ensure that no earth, mud or debris
is deposited by them on roads.  A
wheel washing bay should be provided at every site exit.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Wheel wash overflow shall be directed to
silt removal facilities before being discharged to the storm drain.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

The section of construction road between
the wheel washing bay and the public road should be surfaced with crushed
stone or coarse gravel.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Wastewater generated from concreting,
plastering, internal decoration, cleaning work and other similar activities,
shall be screened to remove large objects.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Vehicle and plant servicing areas,
vehicle wash bays and lubrication facilities shall be located under roofed
areas.  The drainage in these
covered areas shall be connected to foul sewers via a petrol interceptor in
accordance with the requirements of the WPCO or collected for off site
disposal.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

The contractors shall prepare
oil/chemical cleanup plan and ensure that leakages or spillages are contained
and cleaned up immediately.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Waste oil should be collected and stored
for recycling or disposal, in accordance with the Waste Disposal Ordinance.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

All fuel tanks and chemical storage areas
should be provided with locks and be sited on sealed areas.  The storage areas should be surrounded
by bunds with a capacity equal to 110% of the storage capacity of the largest
tank.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Surface run-off from bunded areas should
pass through oil/grease traps prior to discharge to the stormwater system.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

ProPECC Note 1/94. WPCO TM on Effluent
Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

6.8.1

Wastewater from pipe commissioning
dewatering exercises shall be stored on site and for chemical analysis and
safe disposal in accordance with the WPCO.

Tank Farm/Tank farm commissioning

Franchisee

TMEIA

WPCO TM on Effluent Standards

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

Section 6

All construction works shall be subject
to routine audit to ensure implementation of all EIA recommendations and good
working practice.

Land site/ Throughout construction period

Contractor

EM&A Manual

Y

N/A

Ongoing

6.7

Section 6

Submarine section of aviation fuel
pipeline shall be covered with rock armour protection which shall not
protrude above the level of the adjacent natural seabed.

Submarine pipeline

Franchisee

TMEIA

Rock armour to minimum thickness of 1m

Y

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

Detailed emergency response procedures
shall be drawn up.  These will
include requirements to maintain floating oil booms, absorbent materials and
skimmers on site at all times.

All facilities

Franchisee

TMEIA

Industry Standards e.g. Oil Companies
International Marine Forum

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

Coupling points on the jetty will be
protected with slop collection utilities.

Jetty

Franchisee

TMEIA

Rock armour to minimum thickness of 1m

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

Auxiliary tanks shall be permanently
maintained at the tank farm for recovered fuel and slops.

Tank farm

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

Oily drainage systems and slop collection
systems will connect to an oil/water separator.

Tank farm

Franchisee

TMEIA

Industry Standards e.g. Oil Companies
International Marine Forum

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

All tanks shall be bunded to a capacity
of at least 150% of the largest individual tank in each compound by
2040.  Tank pits shall be
protected by an impermeable bed (e.g. geotextile sheeting) to prevent seepage
of aviation fuel to ground.  A
leak detection system shall be installed beneath the containment membrane.

Tank farm

Franchisee

TMEIA

Hong Kong Code of Practice for Oil
Installations, 1992

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

There shall be no direct outlet from the
bund.  A collection pump shall be
included in the base.  Removal of
accumulated rainwater shall be activated manually and discharged to storm
drain via an oil/water separator.

Tank farm

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

Contingency procedures shall be drawn up
to ensure containment and safe disposal of any fuel lost from tanks or
pipework.  Suitable absorbent
materials (e.g. sand or earth) shall be kept on site to deal with spillages.

Tank farm

Franchisee

TMEIA

Hong Kong Code of Practice for Oil
Installations, 1992

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.7

Section 6

Valves shall be installed within the
storm drainage system to facilitate the retention of spillages.

Tank farm

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Franchisee

Pending

6.10

Section 6

Water quality monitoring shall be
undertaken for suspended solids, turbidity, and dissolved oxygen.

Design monitoring stations as defined in
EM&A Manual, section 6.
Construction period when dredging takes place within 1000m of Marine Park and along entire length of the
pipeline

Contractor

EM&A Manual

Y

N/A

Pending

6.10

Section 6

Routine water quality monitoring in the
vicinity of the PAFF site to check the effectiveness of the proposed
precautionary measures implemented for on-site spill control.  The details of the monitoring to be
undertaken will be prepared by the Franchisee as part of the PAFF Operations
Manual and the details will be agreed with the relevant authorities within 3
months of the commencement of operation of the PAFF.  Monitoring should include but not be
limited to the parameters of TPH and PAH and reference should be made to the
existing monitoring programme undertaken for the fuel tank farm on the HKIA
platform.

Operational phase.  Location and frequency to be
determined and agreed with relevant authorities

Franchisee

EM&A Manual

Y

N/A

Pending

Ecology

7.8

5.3

Undertake post construction dolphin
abundance monitoring.

Construction

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

7.8

5.3

A 250m dolphin exclusion zone shall be
implemented and dredging shall not begin until the observer has confirmed
that the area has been clear for 30 minutes.

250m around dredger/throughout dredging
in Marine Park and along the length of pipeline

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

7.8

5.3

Works will be restricted to a daily
maximum of 12 hours within daylight hours.

Throughout dredging in Marine Park
and along the length of the pipeline except for the section crossing Urmston
Road Channel

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

7.8

5.3

Avoidance of dolphin main calving season
between March and August.

Throughout dredging in Marine Park
and along the length of the pipeline

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

Landscape
& Visual

8.10

7.2.1

The construction programme for the PAFF
should be reduced to the shortest possible period.

PAFF site / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

The extent and periphery of the works
areas should be managed so that they are as small as possible and do not
appear cluttered, untidy and unattractive, particularly to road traffic along
Lung Mun Road.

PAFF site / throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Temporary hoarding barriers should be of
a recessive visual appearance in both colour and form.

PAFF site / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Materials should be stored in areas with
the least obstruction to residents, pedestrians and traffic.

PAFF site / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

All material stockpiles should be covered
with an impermeable material and sandbagging diversions should be placed
around exposed soil.

PAFF site / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Conservation of existing and imported
soil resources.

PAFF site / throughout construction
period of fuel tank expansion

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

A landscape perimeter bund comprising
containment bund-wall, access road and planting buffer shall be built and
maintained around the tank farm.

PAFF site / throughout construction
period

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

Franchisee

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

The design of the PAFF should incorporate
materials, details and textures which are visually recessive.

PAFF site / design

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Colours should be of low chromatic
intensity to reduce the potential contrast between the structure and their
background.

PAFF site tanks / design

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Visually permeable security fencing
should be used around the perimeter.

Site perimeter

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Minimum amount of lighting for the tanks
shall be used, only applied for safety at the key access points and
staircases.

Tanks / Operational phase

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Limited lighting intensity on the site.

PAFF site / Operational phase

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

8.10

7.2.1

Directional down lighting is suggested to
minimise light spill to the surrounding area.

PAFF site / Operational phase

Project Proponent

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Ongoing

Cultural
Heritage

9.8.1

9.2.1

Undertake a watching brief during
dredging of the pipeline within 25m either side of anomalies SS1 and
SS2.  This should comprise:

·       Dredge operators to be
made aware of the potential presence of cultural heritage material.  The operators would be required to
report to the AMO any unusual resistance and/or recovery of timbers, anchors
or other wreck related material.
Any obstacles encountered during the dredging that are of timber
should be reported to the marine archaeologist.  The obstacle should be avoided and not
removed until it has been assessed by the marine archaeologist as to whether
the obstacle is of cultural heritage importance;

·       A marine archaeologist
shall be on board the dredging barge during dredging within 25m either side
of SS1 and SS2 in the event of any unusual resistance occurring or blockages
which requires the dredge head to be bought on deck for cleaning and
examination; and,

Within vicinity of SS1 and SS2

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

·       Dredging to cease in the
nominated area SS1 after 3 meters of sediment removal and after 1 metre for
SS2.  A dive survey will then be
undertaken to examine the trench for possible cultural remains.

9.8.2

9.2.1

During the course of the watching brief,
if the targets are identified as being potentially archaeologically
important, then an immediate marine archaeological impact assessment in
accordance with EIAO TM Annex 19 will be required to be undertaken by a
qualified marine archaeologist.

With vicinity of SS1 and SS2

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

9.8.4

9.2.1

Any changes, additions or alterations to
the dredging method and alignment should be further assessed by marine
archaeologist to determine if any further assessment is required.

Pipeline alignment

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

Fuel
Spill Risk

11.4.1

10.2

Tank farms will be constructed in a
bunded area surrounding the tanks which will have collection capacity of 150%
of the maximum content of the largest tank.

Tank farm / Design Phase

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

Emergency shut down valves shall be
installed within the wider site storm drainage system.

Tank farm / Design Phase

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

An impermeable membrane shall be
installed in the tank foundation beneath the tank bottom.

Tank farm / Design Phase

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

Pipeline to be covered with a protective
rock armour layer.

Pipelines/ Design Phase

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Franchisee

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

An integrated leak detection system shall
be installed to all pipelines to provide early detection of any leak.

Pipelines/ Design Phase

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

An automatic shut-off system shall be
implemented for pipelines.

Pipelines/ Design Phase

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

A workboat shall be on standby at the
jetty during tanker berthing.

Jetty/ During Tanker Berth

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

Skimmers shall be available for quick
deployment in case of a spill.

Jetty/ During Tanker Berth

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

An emergency response plan shall be
prepared prior to the operation of the PAFF.

Jetty/ During Tanker Berth

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

11.4.1

10.2

Operator-training programme shall be
implemented.

Jetty/ During Tanker Berth

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

11.6

10.4

During the planning of the later phase of
the tank farm development, in order to ensure that the required mitigation
measures are undertaken at that time, review the EIA report only if the
latest technology, industrial standards and statutory requirements have
changed by that time.

During planning stage for future tank
construction

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.6

10.4

Regular inspections and audits will be
undertaken by the Franchisee during the operational phase of the facility:

·       Two inspections every
year of the tank farm, jetty and pipelines including one undertaken pursuant
to the Joint Inspection Group (JIG) explained above;

·       Inspection of the whole
sub sea pipelines every 5 to 10 years;

·       Health, Safety and
Environmental audit of the facility once every 3 years; and,

·       Inspection of the
structural integrity of the tanks once per year.

Operation

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

11.6

10.4

Prepare an Environmental Management Plan
to ensure the on-going adequacy of the fuel spill contingency plan and that
it is being implemented as required and that the above mitigation measures
have been incorporated and are effective.

Within 3 months of start of operation of
the PAFF with audits every 24 months

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

Land
Contamination

13.5.1

10.2

Bunding shall be provided by all fuel
storage areas to at least 150% of largest individual tank in each compound.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Relevant design standards for storage
tanks, pipework, containment and drainage shall be adhered to.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Plant inspections and maintenance shall
be undertaken once per month.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Impermeable lining shall be provided for
all tank pits.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Leak detection systems shall be provided
to all valves.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Surface drainage shall be contained and
treated prior to discharge.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Emergency spill response plans shall be
prepared.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Spill control materials and equipment
shall be provided on site.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.1

10.2

Runoff from the rood of site buildings
and landscaped areas shall be conveyed in closed drains to the nearest storm
water drain to prevent the generation of excessive quantities of surface
water which may be polluted.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

Suitable absorbent materials (e.g. sand
or earth) shall be kept on site to deal with spills.  Chemical dispersants shall not be
employed.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

The facility shall be designed,
constructed, operated and maintained in full accordance with the Code of
Practice for Oil Installations, 1992.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

Tank pressure testing shall be carried
out routinely to check for possible tank leaks.  Product inventory monitoring shall be
integrated into site management procedures to check for any abnormal or
unexpected product loss.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

Tank overfill monitoring systems shall be
installed and regularly tested.
Inlet valves shall be designed to automatically shutdown on exceedance
of “high-high level” to prevent over-filling.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

Pipe leakages shall be routinely checked
for by means of a pressure sensitive leak detection system and routine
inventory control.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

Drainage from areas of hardstanding shall
be treated by means of oil/water separators prior to discharge to storm drain.  All surface drainage shall be fitted
with closure valves to provided additional containment and facilitate clean
up of any leaks.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

13.5.5

10.2

The delivery pipeline from the jetty and
the supply line to the airport shall be fitted with pressure sensitive leak
detectors.

Tank farm / Design

Franchisee

TMEIA

Y

Y

N/A

Pending

Waste
Management

14.7.2

8.3.1

The Contractor shall identify a
coordinator for the management of waste.

Contract mobilisation

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

The waste coordinator shall prepare and
implement a Waste Management Plan which specifies procedures such as
ticketing system, to facilitate tracking of loads and to ensure that illegal
disposal of waste does not occur, and protocols for the maintenance of
records of the quantities of wastes generated, recycled and disposal.

Contract mobilisation

Contractor

TMEIA, Works Branch Technical Circular
No. 5/99 for the Trip-ticket System for Disposal of Construction and
Demolition Material

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

The Contractor shall apply for and obtain
the appropriate licenses for the disposal of public fill, chemical waste and
effluent discharges.

Contract mobilisation

Contractor

TMEIA, Land (Miscellaneous Provisions)
Ordinance (Cap 28); Waste Disposal Ordinance (Cap 354); Dumping at Sea
Ordinance (Cap 466); Water Pollution Control Ordinance.

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

No waste shall be burnt on site.

PAFF Site throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Excavated material shall be used on site
for purposes of landscaping or formation of bund walls as far as possible.

All site / throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All material shall be reused on site as
far as practicable, including formwork plywood, topsoil and excavated
material.

All site / throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Suitable provisions shall be included in
the construction contract to ensure that the Contractor sorts and recycles
waste.

Contract preparation stage

HyD

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Re-use and recycling of waste must always
be considered first.  Waste
disposal shall only be undertaken in the last resort.  Any surplus material generated shall
be sorted on site into construction and demolition (C&D) waste and the
public fill fraction.  A sorting
facility shall be set up on the site.

All areas / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

The site and surroundings shall be kept
tidy and litter free.

All areas / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

The C&D waste shall be disposed of at
a licensed landfill or deposited at an authorised waste transfer facility and
the material suitable for public fill delivered to a public filling area,
public filling barging point or public fill stockpile area after obtaining the
appropriate licence.

CEDD pubic fill stockpile in Mui Wo, North Lantau or Mui Wo refuse transfer stations /
Throughout construction

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Stockpile material shall avoid vegetated
areas.

All areas / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Stockpiles shall be covered by tarpaulin
and/or watered as required.

All areas / throughout construction
period, particularly during dry season

Contractor

TMEIA, Public Health and Municipal Services
Ordinance (Cap 132) and the Public Cleansing and Prevention of Nuisances
(Regional Council) By-laws

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Storage of material on site should be
kept to a minimum.

All areas / throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA, Public Cleansing and Prevention of
Nuisances (Regional Council) By-laws

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Excavated material in trucks shall be
covered by tarpaulins.

All areas, particularly at site exits /
throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA, Reduce the potential for spillage
and dust.  Public Health and
Municipal Services Ordinance (Cap 132) and the Public Cleansing and
Prevention of Nuisances (Regional Council) By-laws

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Wheel washing facilities shall be used by
all trucks leaving the site to prevent the transfer of mud onto public roads.

Site entrances and exits/ throughout
construction period

Contractor

TMEIA, Public Cleansing and Prevention of
Nuisances (Regional Council) By-laws

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Suitable chemical waste storage areas
should be formed at the works site for temporary storage pending collection.

Works site/ throughout construction
period

Contractor

TMEIA, Code of Practice on the Packaging,
Labelling and Storage of Chemical Wastes.  A Guide to the Chemical Waste Control
Scheme

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

A licensed contractor shall be employed
to collect chemical waste for delivery to a licensed treatment facility.

Chemical waste treatment facility at
Tsing Yi / throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA, Code of Practice on the Packaging,
Labelling and Storage of Chemical Wastes.  A Guide to the Chemical Waste Control
Scheme

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Temporary storage areas for general
refuse should be enclosed to avoid environmental impacts.

All areas/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA, Public Health and Municipal
Services Ordinance

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Sufficient dustbins should be provided
for storage of waste.

All areas/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA, Public Cleansing and Prevention of
Nuisances Ordinance (Regional Council) By-laws, Public Health and Municipal
Services Ordinance

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

General refuse should be cleared daily
and should be disposed of to the nearest licensed facility.

All areas, WENT landfill or NWNT refuse
transfer stations/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA, Sanitation and Conservancy
(Regional Council) By-laws

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Waste oils, chemicals or solvents shall
not be disposed of to drain.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Good site practice shall be implemented
to avoid waste generation and promote waste minimisation.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Waste materials such as paper, metal,
timber and waste oil shall be recycled as far as practicable.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Temporary structures used during
construction shall be provided in the form of proprietary Protakabin type
units sited on areas of permanent hard paving units as far as practicable.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Dredged marine mud shall be disposed of
in a gazetted marine disposal ground under the requirements of the Dumping at
Sea Ordinance.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All waste containers shall be in good
condition and fitted with lids or covers to prevent waste from escaping or
the ingress of water.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All waste containers shall be in a secure
area on hardstanding.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Emergency equipment to deal with any
spillage or fire shall be kept on site.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All containers used for storage of chemical
waste shall be maintained in good condition and clearly labelled in both
English and Chinese.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All storage areas for chemical waste
shall be:

·       Clearly labelled;

·       Enclosed on at least 3
sides;

·       Have impermeable floor
and bunding sufficient to fully retain any spillage or leakages;

·       Ventilated; and,

·       Covered to prevent
rainfall from entering.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All types of asbestos including sources
(such as clutch linings) shall be treated as chemical waste.  Asbestos containing wastes shall be
kept separate from other wastes.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

All leaking containers shall be contained
and removed from site an soon as is reasonably practicable.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

8.3.1

Training shall be provided to workers
about the concepts of site cleanliness and appropriate waste management
procedures, including waste reduction, reuse and recycling.

PAFF site/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing

14.7.2

Section 5

8.3.1

EM&A of waste handling, storage,
transportation, disposal procedures and documentation through the site audit
programme shall be undertaken.

All areas/ throughout construction period

Contractor

TMEIA

Y

N/A

Ongoing