Job No.: TCS00881/18 & TCS00944/18

Site Formation and Associated Infrastructural Works for Development of Columbarium, Crematorium and Related Facilities at Sandy Ridge Cemetery

Monthly Environmental Monitoring and Audit Report (No.11) ¡V June 2019

Prepared For

Hsin Chong Tsun Yip Joint Venture &

Sang Hing Civil Contractors Co., Ltd

Date	Reference No.	Prepared By	Certified By
12 July 2019	TCS00881/18/600/R0294v2
		Nicola Hon (Environmental Consultant)	Tam Tak Wing (Environmental Team Leader)

Version	Date	Remarks
1	8 July 2019	First Submission
2	12 July 2019	Amended according to the IEC¡¦s comments on 11 July 2019

executive summary

ES.01. This is the 11^th Monthly Environmental Monitoring and Audit Report summarizing the monitoring results and inspection findings under the Project for the period from 1 to 30 June 2019 (the Reporting Month).

Environmental Monitoring and Audit Activities

ES.02. In the Reporting Month, the major construction works under the Project included CV/2016/10 (Contract 1) and CV/2017/02 (Contract 2). Environmental monitoring activities under the EM&A programme in this Reporting Month are summarized in the following table.

Table ES-1 Breach of Action and Limit (A/L) Levels in the Reporting Month

Issues	Environmental Monitoring Parameters / Inspection	Monitoring Locations		Total Occasions
		CV/2016/10	CV/2017/02
Air Quality	1-hour TSP	ASR-1	ASR-2 ASR-3	45
	24-hour TSP			15
Construction Noise	Leq (30min) Daytime	CN-1 CN-2	CN-3 CN-4	16
Water Quality	In-situ measurement and Water sampling	M3	M1, M2 and M4	12
Ecology	Monthly Monitoring	Transect within site area of CV/2016/10	Transect within site area of CV/2017/02	1
Landscape & Visual	Site Inspection	Site area of CV/2016/10	Site area of CV/2017/02	1
Inspection & Audit	ET Regular Environmental Site Inspection	Site area of CV/2016/10	Site area of CV/2017/02	4
	IEC Monthly Environmental Site Audit			1

Breach of Action and Limit (A/L) Levels

ES.03. In the Reporting Month, no exceedances of air quality and noise monitoring were recorded. For water quality, there were two (2) Limit level exceedances recorded at Location M2. Investigation for the cause of water quality exceedances was undertaken ET which revealed that the Contractor had implemented water quality mitigation measures and the exceedances were likely related to the rainstorm not caused by the works under the Project. The statistics of environmental exceedance, NOE issued and investigation of exceedance are summarized in the following table.

Table ES-2 Breach of Action and Limit (A/L) Levels in the Reporting Month

Environmental Issues	Monitoring Parameters	Action Level	Limit Level	Event & Action
				NOE Issued	Investigation findings	Corrective Actions
Air Quality	1-hour TSP	0	0	0	-	-
	24-hour TSP	0	0	0	-	-
Construction Noise	Leq30min Daytime	0	0	0	-	-
Water Quality	DO	0	0	0	-	-
	Turbidity	0	1	1	Not related to project	NA
	SS	0	1	1	-	-

Note: NOE ¡V Notification of Exceedance

ENVIRONMENTAL COMPLAINT

ES.04. No environmental complaint was recorded or received in this Reporting Month. The statistics of environmental complaint are summarized in the following table.

Table ES-3 Environmental Complaint Summaries in the Reporting Month

Reporting Month		Environmental Complaint Statistics
		Frequency	Cumulative	Complaint Nature
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 1	0	0	NA
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 2	0	0	NA

ES.05. In addition, no complaints and emergency events relating to violation of environmental legislation for illegal dumping and landfilling was received.

Notification of Summons and Successful Prosecutions

ES.06. No environmental summons or successful prosecution was recorded in this Reporting Month. The statistics of summons or successful prosecutions are summarized in the following tables.

Table ES-4 Environmental Summons Summaries in the Reporting Month

Reporting Month		Environmental Complaint Statistics
		Frequency	Cumulative	Summons Nature
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 1	0	0	NA
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 2	0	0	NA

Table ES-5 Environmental Prosecution Summaries in the Reporting Month

Reporting Month		Environmental Complaint Statistics
		Frequency	Cumulative	Prosecution Nature
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 1	0	0	NA
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 2	0	0	NA

Reporting Change

ES.07. No reporting change was made in the Reporting Month.

Site Inspection

ES.08. In the Reporting Month, joint site inspections for Contract 1 to evaluate the site environmental performance were carried out by the RE, ET and the Contractor on 6^th, 13^th, 20^th and 27^th June 2019 and IEC attended joint site inspection on 13^th June 2019. No non-compliance was noted.

ES.09. Joint site inspections for Contract 2 to evaluate the site environmental performance carried out by the RE, ET and the Contractor was on 6^th, 13^th, 20^th and 27^th June 2019 and IEC attended joint site inspection on 13^th June 2019. No non-compliance was noted.

Future Key Issues

ES.010. The Contractors were further reminded to pay special attention on water quality mitigation measures and should fully implement according to the ISEMM of the EM&A Manual, in particular to prevent surface runoff with high SS content and other pollutants from flowing to local stream and Conservation Area (CA).

ES.011. Moreover, air quality and construction noise are the major environmental issues as under the Project Works. Air quality mitigation measures such as wheel wash facilities, watering of haul roads and covering of dusty materials with tarpaulin sheet should be implemented as far as practicable. Construction noise mitigation measures such as use of movable noise barriers and Quality Powered Mechanical Equipment (QPME) should be properly provided to reduce construction noise impact.

ES.012. Furthermore, daily cleaning and weekly tidiness shall be properly performed and maintained. In addition, mosquito control should be performed to prevent mosquito breeding on site.

Table of Contents

1 Introduction 1

1.1 Project Background 1

1.2 Report Structure 3

2 Project Organization and Construction progress 4

2.1 Construction Contract Packaging 4

2.2 Construction Progress 4

2.3 Summary of Environmental Submissions 4

2.4 Summary of Submission Under the Environmental Permit Requirements 5

3 Summary of Impact Monitoring Requirement 7

3.1 General 7

3.2 Monitoring Parameters 7

3.3 Monitoring Locations 7

3.4 Monitoring Frequency and Period 9

3.5 Monitoring Equipment 10

3.6 Equipment Calibration 13

3.7 Data Management and Data QA/QC Control 13

3.8 Determination of Action/Limit (A/L) Levels 13

4 Air Quality 13

4.1 Monitoring Results 13

4.2 Air Monitoring Exceedance 13

5 Construction Noise 13

5.1 Monitoring Results 13

5.2 Noise Monitoring Exceedance 13

6 Water Quality 13

6.1 Monitoring Results 13

6.2 Water Quality Monitoring Exceedance 13

7 Ecology Monitoring 13

7.1 Requirement 13

7.2 Methodology 13

7.3 Ecological Monitoring Survey Findings (Contract 1) 13

7.4 Ecological Monitoring Survey Findings (Contract 2) 13

8 Landscape and Visual 13

8.1 Requirement 13

8.2 Findings / Deficiencies During Site Inspection in the Reporting Month 13

9 Waste Management 13

9.1 General Waste Management 13

9.2 Records of Waste Quantities 13

10 Site Inspection 13

10.1 Requirement 13

10.2 Findings / Deficiencies During Site Inspection in the Reporting Month 13

11 Environmental Complaint and Non-Compliance 13

11.1 Environmental Complaint, Summons and Prosecution 13

12 Implementation Status of Mitigation Measures 13

12.1 General Requirements 13

12.2 Tentative Construction Activities in the Coming Month 13

12.3 Key Issues for the Coming Month 13

13 Conclusions and Recommentations 13

13.1 Conclusions 13

13.2 Recommendations 13

List of TABLES

Table 2-1 Status of Environmental Licenses and Permits for Contract 1

Table 2-2 Status of Environmental Licenses and Permits for Contract 2

Table 2-3 Status of Submission as under FEP for Contract 1

Table 2-4 Status of Submission as under FEP for Contract 2

Table 3-1 Summary of EM&A Requirements

Table 3-2 Designated Air Quality Monitoring Location under the Project

Table 3-3 Designated Construction Noise Monitoring Location under the Project

Table 3-4 Designated Water Quality Monitoring Stations under the Project

Table 3-5 Air Quality Monitoring Equipment

Table 3-6 Noise Monitoring Equipment

Table 3-7 Water Quality Monitoring Equipment

Table 3-8 Action and Limit Levels for Air Quality Monitoring

Table 3-9 Action and Limit Levels for Construction Noise

Table 3-10 Action and Limit Levels for Water Quality

Table 4-1 Summary of Air Quality Monitoring Results at ASR-1 under Contract 1

Table 4-2 Summary of Air Quality Monitoring Results at ASR-2 under Contract 2

Table 4-3 Summary of Air Quality Monitoring Results at ASR-3a under Contract 2

Table 5-1 Summary of Construction Noise Monitoring Results under Contract 1

Table 5-2 Summary of Construction Noise Monitoring Results under Contract 2

Table 6-1 Summary of Water Quality Monitoring Results ¡V M3 under Contract 1

Table 6-2 Summary of Water Quality Monitoring Results (M1, M2 and M4) under Contract 2

Table 6-3 Summary of Field Measurements for Water Quality

Table 6-4 Action and Limit (A/L) Levels Exceedance Record

Table 6-5 Summary of Investigation of Water Quality Exceedance in the Reporting Month

Table 7-1 Action and Limit Levels for Wet Woodland Habitats Monitoring

Table 7-2 Action and Limit Levels for Non-Wet Woodland Habitats Monitoring

Table 7-3 Schedule of Faunal Surveys in each year During Construction Phase

Table 7-4 Result of Mammal Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-5 Result of Avifauna Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-6 Result of Reptile Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-7 Result of Amphibian Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-8 Result of Butterfly Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-9 Result of Odonate Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-10 Result of Freshwater Communities Survey under Contract 1

Table 7-11 Result of Avifauna Survey under Contract 2

Table 7-12 Result of Reptile Survey under Contract 2

Table 7-13 Result of Amphibian Survey under Contract 2

Table 7-14 Result of Butterfly Survey under Contract 2

Table 7-15 Result of Odonate Survey under Contract 2

Table 7-16 Result of Freshwater Communities Survey under Contract 2

Table 8-1 Landscape & Visual Inspection Finding for Contract 1

Table 8-2 Landscape & Visual Inspection Finding for Contract 2

Table 9-1 Summary of Quantities of Inert C&D Materials

Table 9-2 Summary of Quantities of C&D Wastes

Table 10-1 Site Observations for the Works of Contract-1

Table 10-2 Site Observations for the Works of Contract-2

Table 11-1 Statistical Summary of Environmental Complaints

Table 11-2 Statistical Summary of Environmental Summons

Table 11-3 Statistical Summary of Environmental Prosecution

Table 12-1 Environmental Mitigation Measures

List of Appendices

Appendix A Layout Plan of the Project

Appendix B Organization Structure and Contact Details of Relevant Parties

Appendix C Three Months rolling Programme

Appendix D Designated Monitoring Locations

Appendix E Calibration Certificates of MONITORING EQUIPMENT and Laboratory Certificate

Appendix F Event and Action Plan of Air Quality, Noise and Water Quality

Appendix G Monitoring Schedules of the Reporting Month and Coming Month

Appendix H Monitoring Data of 24-Hour TSP Air Quality, Noise and Water Quality

Appendix I Graphical Plots of Air Quality, Noise and Water Quality

Appendix J Meteorological Data of the Reporting Month

Appendix K Ecology Survey Report

Appendix L Landscape & Visual Inspection Checklist

Appendix M Monthly Summary Waste Flow Table

Appendix N Implementation Schedule for Environmental Mitigation Measures (ISEMM)

Appendix O Implementation of Water Quality Mitigation Measures

1. Introduction

1.1 Project Background

1.1.1 Civil Engineering and Development Department is the Project Proponent for the Project ¡§Site Formation and Associated Infrastructural Works for Development of Columbarium, Crematorium and Related Facilities at Sandy Ridge Cemetery¡¨. The Project is a Designated Project to be implemented under Environmental Permit No. EP-534/2017/A and FEP-01/534/2017/A. The layout plan of the Project is shown in Appendix A. Major works to be executed under the Project shall include to the following:

A Designated Works under EP-534/2017/A

(i) Site formation of about 8 hectares of land and associated drainage, sewerage and landscape works for development of Columbarium and Crematorium facilities at the Sandy Ridge Cemetery;

(ii) Construction of a new road (about 600m) including a section of viaduct connecting the platform for Crematorium and Man Kam To Road and the pick-up/drop-off point at Man Kam To Road.;

(iii) Widening of about 900m of the existing Sha Ling Road;

(iv) Widening of about 1.4km of the existing Lin Ma Hang Road; and

(v) Improvement works to the existing barging point at Siu Lam

Non-Designated Works

(i) Construction of a sewage detention tank complete with odour and septicity control mechanism;

(ii) Construction of noise barriers along Sha Ling Road;

(iii) Construction of a new Refuse Collection Point (RCP) near the junction between Man Kam To Road and Sha Ling Road;

(iv) Landscaping works (including both hard and soft landscape works);

(v) Associated tree felling, transplanting and compensatory planting works;

(vi) Associated street lighting, street furniture and road marking, etc.; and

(vii) Other works which are specified in PS of the Contract.

1.1.2 To facilitate the Project management, the Project works were separated into three different Contracts which are described below sub-sections.

1.1.3 Contract No. CV/2016/10 ¡V Site Formation and Associated Infrastructural Works for Development of Columbarium at Sandy Ridge Cemetery:-

Ÿ Site formation of about 1.77 ha of land for the proposed pick-up and drop-off area for shuttle bus operation;

Ÿ Upgrading of a section of 900m existing Sha Ling Road from 3m wide carriageway to 7.3m wide carriageway with footpath at both sides;

Ÿ Construction of one EVA with a total length of about 160m;

Ÿ Construction of noise barriers along Sha Ling Road;

Ÿ Modification of junction between Man Kam To Road and Sha Ling Road;

Ÿ Construction of a new pick up / drop off point at Man Kam To Road;

Ÿ Relocation and construction of a new refuse collection point near junction between Man Kam To Road and Sha Ling Road;

Ÿ Associated geotechnical works including cut and fill slopes, soil nailing works and retaining structures;

Ÿ Associated drainage, sewerage and waterworks along Sha Ling Road; and

Ÿ Associated landscaping works.

1.1.4 Contract No. CV/2017/02 ¡V Infrastructural Works at Man Kam To Road and Lin Ma Hang Road for Development of Columbarium at Sandy Ridge Cemetery:-

Ÿ Construction of a new road connecting Columbarium site to Crematorium site;

Ÿ Construction of one EVA with a total length of about 300m;

Ÿ Widening of a section of 1.4 km long Lin Ma Hang Road (between Man Kam To Road and Ping Yuen River) from 6m wide carriageway to 7.3m with 2m width footpath on both sides;

Ÿ Provision of a pair of lay-by at Lin Ma Hang Road;

Ÿ Construction of a new vehicular access connecting the Sheung Shui Landmark North PTI and Lung Sum Avenue;

Ÿ Construction of covered walkway along Fanling Station Road;

Ÿ Removal of planters and central divider along Fanling Station Road and San Wan Road;

Ÿ Associated drainage, sewerage, waterworks and utility works along Man Kam To Road and Lin Ma Hang Road;

Ÿ Associated geotechnical works including cut and fill slopes, soil nailing works and retaining structures; and

Ÿ Associated landscaping works.

1.1.5 CEDD Contract No. (to be advised):-

Ÿ Site Formation for the platform of the columbarium site;

Ÿ Construction of two 2 at-grade access roads;

Ÿ Construction of road junction between Man Kam To Road and the new access road;

Ÿ Associated drainage, sewerage and waterworks along the two new access roads;

Ÿ Associated geotechnical works including cut and fill slopes, soil nailing works and retaining structures; and

Ÿ Associated landscaping works

1.1.6 Hsin Chong Tsun Yip Joint Venture (hereafter referred as ¡§HCTYJV¡¨) has been awarded Contract 1 on 5 December 2017. According to the Contract requirement, HCTYJV shall take over the responsibility for part of the Environmental Permit No. EP-534/2017 for ease of management, therefore application for Further Environmental Permit was submitted by HCTYJV to EPD on 26 January 2018 and Further Environmental Permit No. FEP-01/534/2017 was granted to HCTYJV by EPD on 23 February 2018. Furthermore, EPD issued Environmental Permit No. FEP-01/534/2017/A on 24 December 2018.

1.1.7 Sang Hing Civil Contractors Company Limited (hereinafter referred as ¡§Sang Hing¡¨) was awarded Contract 2 on 23 May 2018. The Contract Works is a Designated Project as under Environmental Permit (EP) No. EP-534/2017. Furthermore, EPD issued Environmental Permit No. EP-534/2017/A on 24 December 2018.

1.1.8 Action-United Environmental Services & Consulting has been commissioned by the Contractors as an Environmental Team to implement the EM&A programme in accordance with the approved EM&A Manual as well as the associated duties. As part of the EM&A programme, baseline monitoring to determine the ambient environmental conditions was completed before construction work commencement. The Baseline Monitoring Report (air, noise and water) certified by ET Leader (ETL) and verified by Independent Environmental Checker (IEC) was submitted to Environmental Protection Department (EPD) and it was approved by EPD on 25 October 2018.

1.1.9 This is the 11^th Monthly Environmental Monitoring and Audit Report summarizing the monitoring results and inspection findings for the period from 1 to 30 June 2019.

1.2 Report Structure

1.2.1 The Monthly Environmental Monitoring and Audit Report is structured into the following sections:-

Section 1 Introduction

Section 2 Project Organization and Construction Progress

Section 3 Summary of Monitoring Requirements

Section 4 Air Quality Monitoring Results

Section 5 Noise Monitoring Results

Section 6 Water Quality Monitoring Results

Section 7 Ecology Monitoring Results

Section 8 Landscape & Visual

Section 9 Waste Management

Section 10 Site Inspections

Section 11 Environmental Complaints and Non-Compliance

Section 12 Implementation Status of Mitigation Measures

Section 13 Conclusions and Recommendation

2. Project Organization and Construction progress

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2.1 Construction Contract Packaging

2.1.1 To facilitate the project management and implementation, the Project was divided by the following contracts:

Ÿ Contract 1 (Contract No. CV/2016/10)

Ÿ Contract 2 (Contract No. CV/2017/02)

Ÿ Contract 3 (Contract No. TBA)

2.1.2 Organization structure and contact details of relevant parties with respect to on-site environmental management are shown in Appendix B.

2.2 Construction Progress

2.2

2.2.1 The three-month rolling construction programme for Contract 1 and Contract 2 are enclosed in Appendix C. The construction activities undertaken in this Reporting Month are listed below:-

Contract 1 (CV/2016/10)

2.2.2 Contract 1 was awarded in December 2017 and major construction work was commenced on 16 August 2018. The construction activities undertaken in this Reporting Month is listed below:

l General site clearance

l Bulk Excavation

l Construction of Cut Slope, installation of soil nailing and construction of surface channel.

l Filling work at retaining wall

l Construction of fill slope and surface channel

Contract 2 (CV/2017/02)

2.2.3 Contract 2 was awarded in May 2018 and construction work was tentatively commenced on 5 November 2018. The construction activities undertaken in this Reporting Month is listed below:

l Site preparation of PM¡¦s Office

l Liaison with Contract 1 Contractor regarding the access road

l Construction of Manhole, gullies, drainage pipe at Lin Ma Hang Road between CH170-240 Northbound & CH960-1015 Northbound.

l Filling Works for slope FS18 (Part A1) and Retaining Wall 13 Pre-drilling works

2.3 Summary of Environmental Submissions

2.3

2.3.1 Summary of the relevant permits, licenses, and/or notifications on environmental protection for this Project in this Reporting Month is presented in Tables 2-1 and 2-2.

Table 2-1 Status of Environmental Licenses and Permits for Contract 1

Item	Description	License/ Permit ref no.	License/ Permit Status
1	Air Pollution Control (Construction Dust) Regulation	Ref. no. 428909 Acknowledged by EPD on 20/12/2017	Valid
2	Chemical waste Producer Registration	WPN: 5231-641-H3937-01 Issued by EPD on 27/03/2018	Valid
3	Water Pollution Control Ordinance	License no. WT00030795-2018 Issued date: 9/5/2018 Expire Date: 31/5/2023	Valid
4	Billing Account for Disposal of Construction Waste	Account no.: 7029769	Valid

Table 2-2 Status of Environmental Licenses and Permits for Contract 2

Item	Description	License/ Permit ref no.			License/ Permit Status
1	Air Pollution Control (Construction Dust) Regulation	Ref. no. 440406 Acknowledged by EPD on 14/12/2018	Man Kam To Road (near Sha Ling Road to Kong Nga Po Road		Valid
		Ref. no. 440405 Acknowledged by EPD on 14/12/2018	Fanling Station Road		Valid
		Ref. no. 440404 Acknowledged by EPD on 14/12/2018	Sa Ling Road (Sandy Ridge Cemetery)		Valid
		Ref. no. 440401 Acknowledged by EPD on 14/12/2018	Lin Ma Hang Road (San Uk Ling ¡V Muk Wu Nga Yiu)		Valid
		Ref. no. 440402 Acknowledged by EPD on 14/12/2018	Lung Sum Avenue (near Landmark North)		Valid
2	Chemical waste Producer Registration	WPN: 5213-641-S4151-01 Issued by EPD on 04/02/2019			Valid
3	Water Pollution Control Ordinance	License no: WT00032936-2018 Issued date: 16/01/2019 Expire Date: 31/01/2024		Man Kam To Road & Lin Ma Hang Road, Man Kam To, N.T.	Valid
		License no: WT00033335-2019 Issued date: 29/03/2019 Expire Date: 31/03/2024		Columbarium at Sandy Ridge Cemetery	Valid
4	Billing Account for Disposal of Construction Waste	Account no.: 7031098			Valid

2.4 Summary of Submission Under the Environmental Permit Requirements

2.4

2.4.1 Tables 2-3 to 2-4 summarized the submission status under the EP and/or FEP stipulation in the Reporting Month.

Table 2-3 Status of Submission as under FEP for Contract 1

Item	EP and / or FEP Stipulation	Description	Status
1	Condition 2.10 of FEP	Management organization of : i) the main construction companies; ii) ET; and iii) IEC and the supporting team	Submitted on 11 April 2018
2	Condition 2.11 of FEP	i) Detailed phasing programme of all construction works; and ii) Location plan of all construction works	Submitted on 12 April 2018
3	Condition 2.12 of FEP	Contamination Assessment Plan (CAP)	Approved by EPD on 27 May 2019
4	Condition 2.13 of FEP	Grassland Reinstatement Plan	Submitted on 28 May 2018
5	Condition 2.14 of FEP	Vegetation Survey Report for Contract 1	Approved by EPD on 12 October 2018
6	Condition 2.15 of FEP	Vegetation Transplantation Proposal Contract 1	Approved by EPD on 12 October 2018
7	Condition 2.17 of FEP	Woodland Compensation Plan	Submitted on 15 May 2018
8	Condition 2.18 of FEP	Monitoring and Survey Plan for Golden-headed Cisticola Contract 1	Submitted on 9 May 2018
9	Condition 2.20 of FEP	Landscape & Visual Mitigation and Tree Preservation Plan(s) Contract 1	Submitted on 18 May 2018
10	Condition 2.22 of FEP	Traffic Noise Mitigation Plan Contract 1	Submitted on 17 July 2018
11	Condition 3.3 of the FEP	Baseline Monitoring Report (Air, Noise and Water)	Approved by EPD on 25 October 2018
12	Condition 4.2 of the FEP	The Contract Internet website	Internet website address has notified EPD on 15 Jun 2018

Table 2-4 Status of Submission as under EP for Contract 2

Item	EP and / or FEP Stipulation	Description	Status
1a	Condition 2.10 of EP	Management organization of : i) the main construction companies; ii) ET; and iii) IEC and the supporting team	Submitted on 24 September 2018
2a	Condition 2.11 of EP	i) Detailed phasing programme of all construction works; and ii) Location plan of all construction works	Submitted on 26 September 2018
3	Condition 2.13 of EP	Contamination Assessment Plan (CAP)	Submitted on 11 October 2018
4	Condition 2.14 of EP	Grassland Reinstatement Plan	Submitted on 28 May 2018
5	Condition 2.15 of EP and	Vegetation Survey Report Contract 2	Submitted on 28 September 2018
6	Condition 2.16 of EP	Vegetation Transplantation Proposal Contract 2	Submitted on 28 September 2018
7	Condition 2.18 of EP	Woodland Compensation Plan	Submitted on 15 May 2018
8	Condition 2.19 of EP	Monitoring and Survey Plan for Golden-headed Cisticola Contract 2	Submitted on 4 October 2018
9	Condition 2.22 of EP	Landscape & Visual Mitigation and Tree Preservation Plan(s) Contract 2	Submitted on 5 October 2018
10	Condition 2.24 of EP	Traffic Noise Mitigation Plan Contract 2	Submitted on 4 October 2018
11	Condition 3.3 of the EP	Baseline Monitoring Report (Air, Noise and Water)	Approved by EPD on 25 October 2018
12	Condition 4.2 of the EP	The Contract Internet website	Internet website address has notified EPD on 15 June 2018

3. Summary of Impact Monitoring Requirement

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3.1 General

3.1.1 The Environmental Monitoring and Audit requirements are set out in the Approved EM&A Manual. Environmental issues such as air quality, construction noise, water quality and ecology were identified as the key issues during the construction phase of the Project.

3.1.2 A summary of construction phase EM&A requirements are presented in the sub-sections below.

3.2 Monitoring Parameters

3.2.1 The EM&A impact monitoring shall cover the following environmental aspect:

• Air quality;

• Construction noise;

• Water quality; and

• Ecology

3.2.2 A summary of the monitoring parameters is presented in Table 3-1 below

Table 3-1 Summary of EM&A Requirements

Environmental Issue	Parameters
Air Quality	Ÿ 1-hour TSP; Ÿ 24-hour TSP
Noise	Ÿ Leq(30min) during normal working hours.; and Ÿ Leq(15min) during the construction works is undertaken in Restricted Hours
Water Quality	In-situ Measurements Ÿ Dissolved Oxygen Concentration (mg/L) & Saturation (% ); Ÿ Temperature (¢J); Ÿ Turbidity (NTU); Ÿ Salinity (ppm) Ÿ pH unit; Ÿ Water depth (m); and Ÿ Stream Flow Velocity (m/sec).
	Laboratory Analysis Ÿ Suspended Solids (mg/L)
Ecology	Ecologically sensitive habitats (wetland habitats and non-wetland habitats)

3.3 Monitoring Locations

3.3.1 According to the Approved EM&A Manual of the Project ¡V Site Formation and Associated Infrastructural Works for Development of Columbarium, Crematorium and Related Facilities at Sandy Ridge Cemetery, the designated monitoring locations for air quality, noise, water quality and ecology under the monitoring programme, is shown in Appendix D.

3.3.2 Since the Project was divided into three Works Contracts and all Contracts will be commenced at different time, the construction phase impact monitoring will only be performed at the Contract-related monitoring stations upon commencement of each Contract Works.

Air Quality

3.3.3 There were three (3) designated air quality monitoring stations recommended in the Approved EM&A Manual Section 5.6.1.1. There was proposed relocation of air quality monitoring location ASR-3 in October 2018 since the landlord refused to set up the HVS at his premises and nearby area due to noise nuisance and Muk Wu Nga Yiu House No. 2A was proposed as alternative location ASR-3a. The proposal dated on 9 November 2018 which verified by IEC was submitted to EPD for approval. Based on rationale in Section 3.3.2, the Contract-related air quality monitoring location for construction phase were summarized in Table 3-2 and illustrated in Appendix D.

Table 3-2 Designated Air Quality Monitoring Location under the Project

Location ID	Description in EM&A Manual	Location	Related Work Contract
ASR-1	Village House along Man Kam To Road	Sha Ling Village House No.6	Contract 1
ASR-2	Village House at San Uk Ling	San Uk Ling Village House No.1	Contract 2
ASR-3	Village House at Muk Wu Nga Yiu	Muk Wu Nga Yiu House No.28	Contract 2
ASR-3a (#)	Village House at Muk Wu Nga Yiu	Muk Wu Nga Yiu House No.2A	Contract 2

Remark: (#)

There was proposed relocation of air quality monitoring location ASR-3 in October 2018. The proposal dated on 9 November 2018 after verified by IEC was submitted to EPD for approval.

3.3.4 If the designated monitoring location is required to relocate, alternative monitoring location shall agree with IEC and seek for EPD approval which shall meet the following criteria:

i) Be at the site boundary or such locations close to the major dust emission source;

ii) Close to the sensitive receptors;

iii) Take into account the prevailing meteorological conditions;

iv) For monitoring location located in the vicinity of the ASRs, care shall be taken to cause minimal disturbance to the occupants during monitoring.

v) When positioning the HVS, the following points shall be noted:

a. a horizontal platform with appropriate support to secure the samples against gusty wind shall be provided;

b. no two samplers shall be placed less than 2m apart;

c. the distance between the HVS and an obstacle, such as buildings, must be at least twice the height that the obstacle protrudes above the HVS;

d. a minimum of 2 m separation from walls, parapets and penthouses is required for HVS at the rooftop;

e. a minimum of 2 m separation from any supporting structure, measures horizontally is required;

f. no furnace or incinerator flue is nearby;

g. airflow around the sampler is unrestricted;

h. the HVS is more than 20 m from the dripline;

i. any wire fence and gate to protect the HVS, shall not cause any obstruction during monitoring;

j. permission must be obtained to set up the HVS and to obtain access to the monitoring stations; and

k. a secured supply of electricity is needed to operate the HVS.

Construction Noise

3.3.5 There were four (4) designated noise monitoring locations recommended in the Approved EM&A Manual Section 6.5.1.1. Based on rationale in Section 3.3.2, the Contract-related noise quality monitoring location for construction phase were summarized in Table 3-3 and illustrated in Appendix D.

Table 3-3 Designated Construction Noise Monitoring Location under the Project

Location ID	Description in EM&A Manual	Location	Related Work Contract
CN-1	Village house to the west of Sha Ling Road	Village house to the west of Sha Ling Road (free field condition)	Contract 1
CN-2	Village house to the north of Man Kam To Road	Sha Ling Village House No. 25 (free field condition)	Contract 1 & 3
CN-3	Village house near San Uk Ling	San Uk Ling Village House No. 18 (free field condition)	Contract 2
CN-4	Village house of Muk Wu	Muk Wu Village House No. 267 (1m façade from the building)	Contract 2

Water Quality

3.3.6 There were four (4) water quality monitoring locations recommended in the Approved EM&A Manual Section 7.6.1.2. The locations and coordinates of water quality monitoring were listed in Table 3-4. Based on rationale in Section 3.3.2, the Contract-related water quality monitoring location for construction phase were summarized in Table 3-4 and illustrated in Appendix D.

Table 3-4 Designated Water Quality Monitoring Stations under the Project

Proposed Location ID	Co-ordinates		Description	Related Work Contract
	North	East
M1	843 431	831 308	Midstream of Nam Hang Stream	Contract 2
M2	843 840	831 101	Downstream of Nam Hang Stream	Contract 2
M3	843 509	830 040	Wetland in the Conservation Area (CA) near Yuen Leng Chai	Contract 1
M4	843 997	831 783	Watercourse across Lin Ma Hang Road, running from east of San Uk Ling to Man Kam To Boundary Control Point	Contract 2

3.4 Monitoring Frequency and Period

3.4.1 The requirements of impact monitoring were stipulated in Sections 5.8.1.1, 6.7.1.1 and 7.8.1.4 of the approved EM&A Manual and presented as follows.

Air Quality Monitoring

3.4.2 Monitoring frequency for air quality impact monitoring is as follows:

Ÿ 1-Hour TSP	3 sets of 1-hour TSP monitoring shall be carried out once every six days during construction periods
Ÿ 24-Hour TSP	24-hour TSP monitoring shall be carried out every six days during construction periods

Noise Monitoring

3.4.3 Noise impact monitoring shall be carried out once per week during construction periods. The noise measurement for the time period between 0700 and 1900 hours shall be measured in terms of L_eq (30 minutes) or 6 sets of L_eq (5mins).

Water Quality Monitoring

3.4.4 The monitoring frequency shall be 3 days per week during construction phase and the interval between two sets of monitoring shall not be less than 36 hours.

3.5 Monitoring Equipment

3.5.1 The monitoring equipment using for the EM&A program as proposed by the ET shall be verified by the IEC.

Air Quality Monitoring

3.5.2 The 24-hour and 1-hour TSP levels shall be measured by following the standard high volume sampling method as set out in the Title 40 of the Code of Federal Regulations, Chapter 1 (Part 50), Appendix B. If ET proposes to use a direct reading dust meter to measure 1-hour TSP levels, it shall submit sufficient information to IEC for approval.

3.5.3 The filter paper of 24-hour TSP measurement shall be determined by HOKLAS accredited laboratory.

3.5.4 All equipment used by ET for air quality monitoring is listed in Table 3-5.

Table 3-5 Air Quality Monitoring Equipment

Equipment	Model
24-hour TSP
High Volume Air Sampler (HVAS)	TISCH High Volume Air Sampler, HVS Model TE-5170
Calibration Kit	TISCH Model TE-5025A
1-Hour TSP
Portable Dust Meter	Sibata LD-3 Laser Dust monitor Particle Mass Profiler & Counter

Wind Data Monitoring Equipment

3.5.5 According to the approved EM&A Manual, wind data monitoring equipment shall also be provided and set up for logging wind speed and wind direction near the dust monitoring locations. The equipment installation location shall be proposed by the ET and agreed with the IEC. For installation and operation of wind data monitoring equipment, the following points shall be observed:

1) The wind sensors should be installed 10 m above ground so that they are clear of obstructions or turbulence caused by buildings.

2) The wind data should be captured by a data logger. The data shall be downloaded for analysis at least once a month.

3) The wind data monitoring equipment should be re-calibrated at least once every six months.

4) Wind direction should be divided into 16 sectors of 22.5 degrees each.

3.5.6 ET has liaised with the premises owners/ landlords to grant the permission for the HVS installation. However, they rejected to set up wind data monitoring equipment installation in their premises.

3.5.7 Under this situation, the ET proposed to obtain representative wind data from the Hong Kong Observatory Ta Kwu Ling Weather Station. Ta Kwu Ling Station is located near the Project site which situated at the sea level above 15mPD and the wind data monitoring equipment is installed 10 m above the existing ground.

Noise Monitoring

3.5.8 Sound level meter in compliance with the International Electrotechnical Commission Publications 651: 1979 (Type 1) and 804: 1985 (Type 1) specifications shall be used for carrying out the noise monitoring. The sound level meter shall be checked using an acoustic calibrator. The wind speed shall be checked with a portable wind speed meter capable of measuring the wind speed in ms^-1 before each noise monitoring event. Noise measurements should not be made in fog, rain, wind with a steady speed exceeding 5 m s^-1 or wind with gusts exceeding 10 m s^-1.

3.5.9 Noise monitoring equipment used for impact monitoring is listed in Table 3-6.

Table 3-6 Noise Monitoring Equipment

Equipment	Model
Integrating Sound Level Meter	B&K Type 2238
Calibrator	B&K Type 4231
Portable Wind Speed Indicator	Testo Anemometer

3.5.10 Sound level meters listed above comply with the International Electrotechnical Commission Publications 651: 1979 (Type 1) and 804: 1985 (Type 1) specifications, as recommended in TM issued under the NCO.

Water Quality Monitoring

3.5.11 Water quality parameters include dissolved oxygen, water temperature & depth, turbidity, salinity, pH and stream flow velocity shall be measured in-situ, and suspended solids shall be analyzed by a HOKLAS-accredited testing laboratory.

Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature Measurement

3.5.12 The dissolved oxygen (DO) measuring instruments should be portable and weatherproof. The equipment should also complete with cable and sensor, and DC power source. It should be capable of measuring:

• A DO level in the range of 0 ¡V 20 mg/L and 0 ¡V 200% saturation; and

• A temperature of 0 ¡V 45 degree Celsius.

3.5.13 The equipment should have a membrane electrode with automatic temperature compensation complete with a cable.

3.5.14 Should salinity compensation not be built-in to the DO equipment, in-situ salinity should be measured to calibrate the DO measuring instruments prior to each measurement.

Turbidity Measurement

3.5.15 The turbidity measuring instruments should be a portable and weatherproof with DC power source. It should have a photoelectric sensor capable of measuring turbidity level between 0¡V1000 NTU (for example, Hach model 2100Q or an approved similar instrument).

Salinity Measurement

3.5.16 YSI Professional Plus Multifunctional Meter or a portable salinometer capable of measuring salinity in the range of 0¡V40 parts per thousand (ppt) should be provided for measuring salinity of the water at each monitoring location.

pH Measurement

3.5.17 A portable pH meter capable of measuring a range between 0.0 and 14.0 should be provided to measure pH under the specified conditions accordingly to the APHA Standard Methods.

Water Depth Measurement

3.5.18 A portable, battery-operated echo sounder or an approved similar instrument should be used for water depths determination at each designated monitoring station.

Stream Flow Velocity Equipment

3.5.19 Since the EM&A Manuals do not specified instrument to use stream flow velocity measurement, the monitoring of stream flow velocity is therefore proposed to be conducted by using a flow probe which is a digital water velocity meter.

Water Sampling Equipment

3.5.20 A water sampler is required for suspended solid (SS) monitoring. A water sampler e.g. Kahlsico Water Sampler, which is a transparent PVC cylinder with capacity not less than 2 litres, will be used for water sampling if water depth over than 0.5m.

3.5.21 For sampling from very shallow water depths e.g. <0.5 m, water sample will be collected from water surface below 100mm using plastic bottle to avoid inclusion of bottom sediment or humus. Moreover, Teflon/stainless steel bailer or self-made sampling buckets maybe used for water sampling. The equipment used for sampling will be depended the sampling location and depth situations.

Sample Containers and Storage

3.5.22 Water samples for suspended solid should be stored in high density polythene bottles with no preservative added, packed in ice (cooled to 4¢XC without being frozen) and delivered to the laboratory within 24 hours of collection and be analyzed as soon as possible after collection.

3.5.23 Analysis of suspended solids should be carried out in a HOKLAS or other accredited laboratory. Water samples of about 1L should be collected at the monitoring stations for carrying out the laboratory suspended solids determination. The SS determination work should start within 24 hours after collection of the water samples. The SS analyses should follow the APHA Standard Methods 2540D with Limit of Reporting of 2 mg/L.

3.5.24 Details of the equipment used for water quality monitoring are listed in Table 3-7 below.

Table 3-7 Water Quality Monitoring Equipment

Equipment	Model
Water Depth Detector	Tape measures
Water Sampler	A 2-litre transparent PVC cylinder with latex cups at both ends or eflon/stainless steel bailer or self-made sampling bucket
Thermometer & DO meter	YSI Pro 20
pH meter	AZ8685 pH meter
Turbidimeter	Hach 2100Q
Salinometer	Atago refractometer Atago S Salinity Meter / YSI Professional Plus Multifunctional Meter
Stream Flow Velocity	FP211 Global Flow Probe
Sample Container	High density polythene bottles (provided by laboratory)
Storage Container	¡¥Willow¡¦ 33-litter plastic cool box with Ice pad

3.5.25 Furthermore, Suspended solids (SS) analysis was carried out by ALS Technichem (HK) Pty Ltd. Which is one a local HOKLAS-accredited laboratory

3.6 Equipment Calibration

3.6.1 The HVAS is operated and calibrated on a regular basis in accordance with the manufacturer¡¦s instruction using Tisch Calibration Kit Model TE-5025A. Calibration would carry out at fortnightly interval. The calibration data are properly documented and the records are maintained by ET for future reference. Furthermore, Tisch Calibration Kit will be calibrated by the manufacturer in yearly basis.

3.6.2 The 1-hour TSP meter calibrated by a local HOKLAS-accredited laboratory would be undertaken in yearly basis. Zero response of the equipment was checked before and after each monitoring event.

3.6.3 The sound level meter and acoustic calibrator are calibrated and certified by a laboratory accredited under HOKLAS or any other international accreditation scheme at yearly basis.

3.6.4 The multi-parameter Water Quality Monitoring System is calibrated by HOKLAS accredited laboratory of three month intervals.

3.6.5 All updated calibration certificates of the monitoring equipment used for the impact monitoring program in this Reporting Month are attached in Appendix E.

3.7 Data Management and Data QA/QC Control

3.7.1 The impact monitoring data are handled by the ET¡¦s systematic data recording and management, which complies with in-house Quality Management System. Standard Field Data Sheets (FDS) are used in the impact monitoring program.

3.7.2 The monitoring data recorded in the equipment e.g. 1-hour TSP meter, noise meter and Multi-parameter Water Quality Monitoring System are downloaded directly from the equipment at the end of each monitoring day. The downloaded monitoring data are input into a computerized database properly maintained by the ET. The laboratory results are input directly into the computerized database and QA/QC checked by personnel other than those who input the data. For monitoring activities require laboratory analysis, the local laboratory follows the QA/QC requirements as set out under the HOKLAS scheme for all laboratory testing.

3.8 Determination of Action/Limit (A/L) Levels

3.8.1 The baseline monitoring results form the basis for determining the environmental acceptance criteria for the impact monitoring. The air quality, construction noise and water quality criteria, namely Action and Limit levels were established according to Approved EM&A Manual, and they are listed in Tables 3-8, 3-9 and 3-10 below.

Table 3-8 Action and Limit Levels for Air Quality Monitoring

Monitoring Station	Action Level (mg /m^3)		Limit Level (mg/m^3)
	1-hour TSP	24-hour TSP	1-hour TSP	24-hour TSP
ASR-1	331	181	500	260
ASR-2	316	165	500	260
ASR-3	307	160	500	260

Table 3-9 Action and Limit Levels for Construction Noise

Monitoring Location	Action Level	Limit Level in dB(A)
	Time Period: 0700-1900 hours on normal weekdays
CN-1,CN-2, CN-3, CN-4	When one or more documented complaints are received	75 dB(A)

Note: * Reduces to 70 dB(A) for schools and 65 dB(A) during the school examination periods.

Table 3-10 Action and Limit Levels for Water Quality

Parameter	Performance criteria	Monitoring Location
		M1	M2	M3	M4
DO (mg/L)	Action Level	3.03	4.99	4.58	3.62
	Limit Level	2.97	4.90	4.49	3.52
Turbidity (NTU)	Action Level	7.1	39.7	5.6	5.4
	Limit Level	7.6	42.2	5.9	5.9
SS (mg/L)	Action Level	8.5	29.0	9.3	4.8
	Limit Level	10.1	31.0	9.5	5.0
Notes: • For DO, non-compliance of the water quality limits occurs when monitoring result is lower than the limits • For turbidity and SS, non-compliance of the water quality limits occurs when monitoring result is higher than the limits.

3.8.2 Should non-compliance of the environmental quality criteria occurs, remedial actions will be triggered according to the Event and Action Plan enclosed in Appendix F.

4. Air Quality

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4.1 Monitoring Results

4.1.1 In the Reporting Month, construction works under the project have been commenced in Contract 1 and Contract 2. Air quality monitoring was performed at all designated locations. Air quality impact monitoring schedule was submitted to all relevant parties which shown in Appendix G.

4.1.2 In this Reporting Month, 15 occasions of 24-hour TSP and 45 occasions of 1-hour TSP were undertaken for air quality monitoring. The air quality monitoring results including 24-hour and 1-hour TSP are summarized in Tables 4-1 to 4-3. The database of 24-hour TSP is shown in Appendix H and the graphical plots of 24-hour and 1-hour TSP result are shown in Appendix I.

Table 4-1 Summary of Air Quality Monitoring Results at ASR-1 under Contract 1

Date	24-hour TSP (mg/m^3)	1-hour TSP (mg/m^3)
		Date	Start Time	1^sthour measured	2^nd hour measured	3^rd hour measured
4-Jun-19	12	3-Jun-19	9:42	52	54	56
10-Jun-19	28	8-Jun-19	9:24	76	73	72
15-Jun-19	33	14-Jun-19	9:34	77	82	87
21-Jun-19	12	20-Jun-19	9:26	78	70	69
27-Jun-19	21	26-Jun-19	9:42	57	59	65
Average (Range)	21 (12 ¡V 33)	Average (Range)		68 (52 ¡V 87)

Table 4-2 Summary of Air Quality Monitoring Results at ASR-2 under Contract 2

Date	24-hour TSP (mg/m^3)	1-hour TSP (mg/m^3)
		Date	Start Time	1^sthour measured	2^nd hour measured	3^rd hour measured
4-Jun-19	34	3-Jun-19	9:37	48	50	51
10-Jun-19	48	8-Jun-19	9:27	71	68	67
15-Jun-19	32	14-Jun-19	9:31	75	78	81
21-Jun-19	32	20-Jun-19	10:32	80	85	78
27-Jun-19	11	26-Jun-19	9:37	50	56	60
Average (Range)	31 (11 ¡V 48)	Average (Range)		67 (48 ¡V 85)

Table 4-3 Summary of Air Quality Monitoring Results at ASR-3a under Contract 2

Date	24-hour TSP (mg/m^3)	1-hour TSP (mg/m^3)
		Date	Start Time	1^sthour measured	2^nd hour measured	3^rd hour measured
4-Jun-19	21	3-Jun-19	9:34	44	48	49
10-Jun-19	21	8-Jun-19	9:31	65	68	64
15-Jun-19	35	14-Jun-19	9:27	74	76	82
21-Jun-19	18	20-Jun-19	13:18	77	76	77
27-Jun-19	27	26-Jun-19	9:34	52	56	58
Average (Range)	24 (18 ¡V 35)	Average (Range)		64 (44 ¡V 82)

4.2 Air Monitoring Exceedance

4.2.1 As shown in Tables 4-1 to 4-3, the monitoring results of 24-hour and 1-hour TSP monitoring in the Reporting Month were well below the Action Level. No Notification of Exceedance (NOE) of air quality monitoring criteria was issued and therefore corrective action was not required. The meteorological data during the impact monitoring days are summarized in Appendix J.

5. Construction Noise

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5.1 Monitoring Results

5.1.1 In the Reporting Month, construction works under the project have been commenced in Contract 1 and Contract 2. Noise quality monitoring was performed at all designated locations. Noise impact monitoring schedule was submitted to all relevant parties which shown in Appendix G.

5.1.2 In this Reporting Month, 16 occasions of noise monitoring were undertaken at designated noise monitoring location. The sound level were set in a free field situation for CN1, CN2 and CN3 and therefore a façade correction of +3dB(A) has been added according to acoustical principles and EPD guidelines. The monitoring result of noise monitoring is show in Tables 5-1 and 5-2 and the graphical plots are shown in Appendix I.

Table 5-1 Summary of Construction Noise Monitoring Results under Contract 1

Construction Noise Level (Leq30min), dB(A)
Date	Start Time	CN1(*)	Start Time	CN2(*)
3-Jun-19	9:44	68	10:20	67
14-Jun-19	9:41	65	10:17	66
20-Jun-19	9:20	65	10:15	68
26-Jun-19	9:42	65	10:22	67
Limit Level	75 dB(A)

(*) A façade correction of +3dB(A) has been added according to acoustical principles and EPD guidelines.

Table 5-2 Summary of Construction Noise Monitoring Results under Contract 2

Construction Noise Level (Leq30min), dB(A)
Date	Start Time	CN3^(*^)	Start Time	CN4
3-Jun-19	11:01	59	11:37	59
14-Jun-19	10:59	61	11:35	59
20-Jun-19	13:05	63	14:20	59
26-Jun-19	11:03	60	11:39	61
Limit Level	75 dB(A)

(*) A façade correction of +3dB(A) has been added according to acoustical principles and EPD guidelines.

5.1.3 Prior and after noise monitoring, the accuracy of the sound level meter has been checked by an acoustic calibrator to ensure the measurement within acceptance range of ¡Ó0.5dB. Moreover, wind speed checked by portable wind speed meter has been performed before noise monitoring. No noise measurement was performed in fog, rain, wind with a steady speed exceeding 5 m s^-1 or wind with gusts exceeding 10 m s^-1. 

5.1.4 In the Reporting Period, there was rainy day on 3 and 14 June 2019. ET had paid special attention on the weather condition and the noise monitoring was avoided to be carried under heavy rain during the morning period.

5.2 Noise Monitoring Exceedance

5.2.1 As shown in Tables 5-1 and 5-2, no noise monitoring results exceeded the Limit Level in the Reporting Month. No Notification of Exceedance (NOE) of construction noise criterion was issued and no corrective action was therefore required.

6. Water Quality

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6.1 Monitoring Results

6.1.1 Water quality impact monitoring schedule was submitted to all relevant parties which shown in Appendix G.

6.1.2 In the Reporting Month, a total of 12 monitoring days were carried out for water quality impact monitoring. The monitoring result of key parameters including Dissolved Oxygen, Turbidity and Suspended Solids are summarized in Tables 6-1 and 6-2. Detailed monitoring results including in-situ measurements and laboratory analysis data are shown in Appendix H and graphical plots for monitoring result are shown in Appendix I.

Table 6-1 Summary of Water Quality Monitoring Results ¡V M3 under Contract 1

Date	Parameters
	DO (Averaged) (mg/L)	Turbidity (Averaged) (NTU)	Suspended Solids (Averaged) (mg/L)
3-Jun-19	5.56	4.2	4.0
5-Jun-19	5.61	3.6	3.0
8-Jun-19	6.85	1.8	4.0
10-Jun-19	4.93	2.5	5.0
12-Jun-19	6.09	3.5	4.5
14-Jun-19	6.55	3.5	6.5
17-Jun-19	6.16	2.9	3.0
19-Jun-19	5.71	3.0	<2
21-Jun-19	6.50	4.1	3.5
24-Jun-19	7.08	3.4	4.0
26-Jun-19	6.86	4.0	3.0
28-Jun-19	6.66	5.0	4.5

Table 6-2 Summary of Water Quality Monitoring Results (M1, M2 and M4) under Contract 2

Date	Parameters
	DO (Averaged) (mg/L)			Turbidity (Averaged) (NTU)			Suspended Solids (Averaged) (mg/L)
	M1	M2	M4	M1	M2	M4	M1	M2	M4
3-Jun-19	6.52	5.82	6.77	5.1	17.4	5.2	6.5	5.5	4.0
5-Jun-19	5.93	5.30	5.93	6.2	11.1	4.6	7.5	6.5	2.0
8-Jun-19	6.01	5.64	7.06	4.4	8.1	3.1	4.5	10.5	3.0
10-Jun-19	5.96	#	7.09	3.2	#	3.0	6.0	#	<2
12-Jun-19	6.89	5.31	7.49	2.4	25.5	4.7	2.5	28.5	2.0
14-Jun-19	7.47	5.24	8.15	3.3	26.3	5.3	3.0	27.0	<2
17-Jun-19	6.83	#	7.04	1.9	#	3.4	2.5	#	<2
19-Jun-19	7.11	5.03	7.30	1.8	12.2	4.5	4.0	24.0	2.0
21-Jun-19	7.23	5.19	7.03	4.1	16.2	4.8	3.5	15.0	3.0
24-Jun-19	7.26	5.69	7.43	2.9	14.0	3.8	4.0	19.5	2.0
26-Jun-19	7.21	5.07	7.24	6.6	17.5	4.6	3.0	22.0	2.5
28-Jun-19	7.71	6.93	6.44	1.8	65.9	5.3	2.0	78.0	<2

Remarks: (#) During the water monitoring, the channel of M2 was observed dried up and water sampling was unable be carried out; Bold and underlined indicated Limit Level exceedance

Bold and underlined indicated Limit Level exceedance

6.1.3 During the Reporting Month, field measurements including temperature of stream water, salinity concentrations, pH values and the stream flow velocity for all monitoring locations are summarized in Table 6-3.

Table 6-3 Summary of Field Measurements for Water Quality

Monitoring Location	Parameters of field measurements
	pH (Averaged) (unit)		Salinity (Averaged) (ppt)		Temp (Averaged) (^oC)		Water Flow (Averaged) (m/s)
	min	max	min	max	min	max	min	max
M1	5.9	8.3	0.02	0.05	25.2	29.9	<0.1	<0.1
M2	5.8	7.9	0.05	0.13	25.6	30.2	<0.1	<0.1
M3	5.7	7.7	0	0.02	25.5	31.0	<0.1	0.1
M4	5.9	7.7	0.02	0.04	25.6	30.1	<0.1	<0.1

6.2 Water Quality Monitoring Exceedance

6.2.1 In this Reporting Month, there were two (2) water quality exceedances, including one (1) Limit Level exceedance of turbidity and one (1) Limit Level exceedance of SS recorded at Location M2. The non-compliance of water quality performance is summarized in Table 6-4.

Table 6-4 Action and Limit (A/L) Levels Exceedance Record

Station	DO		Turbidity		SS		Total Exceedance		Project Related exceedance
	Action	Limit	Action	Limit	Action	Limit	Action	Limit	Action	Limit
M1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
M2	0	0	0	1	0	1	0	2	0	0
M3	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
M4	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0

6.2.2 Investigation for the cause of water quality exceedances have been undertaken by ET. Investigation results revealed that under the impact of rainstorm, the water quality of the water course was highly affected by the stirred up sediment and runoff from the surrounding environment. It is considered that the exceedance was related to the rainstorm and unlikely caused by the works under the Project. Since the exceedances were concluded as not project-related, increase of monitoring frequency is not required according to EM&A Manual 7.8.1.3.

6.2.3 Notifications of Exceedance (NOE) were issued to relevant parties upon confirmation of the monitoring result. The investigation of exceedance is summarized in Table 6-5.

Table 6-5 Summary of Investigation of Water Quality Exceedance in the Reporting Month

Date of Exceedance	Exceeded Location	Exceeded Parameter	Cause of Water Quality Exceedance In Brief
28 June 2019	M2	Turbidity and SS	There was rainstorm in Northern District in the morning of 28 June 2019. Under the impact of rainstorm, the water quality of the watercourse was highly affected by the stirred up sediment and runoff from the surrounding environment. According to the baseline data, elevated turbidity and SS values were recorded at M2 during and after the event of rainstorm. In our investigation, the Contractor had implemented it is concluded that the water quality mitigation measure and concluded that the exceedances were related to the rainstorm and unlikely caused by the works under the Project.

6.2.4 Although the exceedances were concluded not related the works under Contract 2, the Contractor was reminded to fully implement water quality mitigation measures such as exposed surface and area with low operation frequency should be covered by impervious sheeting.

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7.1 Requirement

7.1.1 According to approved EIA report (AEIAR-198/2016), habitat types within project boundary comprise of watercourse, grassland, upland grassland, plantation, woodland and developed area. Natural habitats were of moderate ecological value in terms of species diversity, species rarity, species abundance, ecological linkage as well as nursery. Moreover, 0.3ha of wet woodland on the northern side of Sandy Ridge was deemed habitat with high ecological value. Four types of habitats were regarded as ecologically sensitive habitats, namely wet woodland, watercourses, upland grassland and woodland. Considering human disturbance in upcoming construction and operation phases, ecologically sensitive habitats shall be monitored in accordance with EM&A Manual.

7.1.2 The objective of ecologically sensitive habitats monitoring is to evaluate the effectiveness of measures to minimize impacts on concerned habitats from disturbance and pollution. In order to monitor the effectiveness of the measures to the minimize impact on ecologically sensitive habitats from disturbance and pollution, monthly monitoring during construction and operation phases is required as specified in EM&A Manual. Standard faunal transect and sampling surveys cover both wetland habitats (wet woodland and watercourse) and non-wetland habitats (upland grassland and woodland).

7.2 Methodology

7.2.1 Wetland habitats include wet woodland and watercourses. Monitoring surveys using standardized quantitative methodology will conduct at fixed points. For seasonal watercourse, the survey will be conducted whenever the habitat appears. Measures to respond to decreases in numbers of aquatic fauna using the wetland habitats and Action/Limit levels to trigger these measures are detailed in Table 7-1.

Table 7-1 Action and Limit Levels for Wet Woodland Habitats Monitoring

Action Level	Response	Limit Level	Response
Reduction in taxa diversity by 30%	Investigate cause and if cause identified as related to the project instigate remedial action to remove or reduce source of disturbance.	Reduction in taxa diversity by 50%	Investigate cause and if cause identified as related to the project instigate remedial action.

Remarks: Action and Limit Levels and Responses to Evidence of Declines in Aquatic Fauna

7.2.2 Non-wetland habitats consist of upland grassland and woodland. Monthly quantitative surveys of non-aquatic fauna will be conducted using standard route transect counts. Measures to respond to decreases in numbers of non-aquatic fauna using the non-wetland habitats and Action/Limit levels to trigger these measures are detailed in Table 7-2.

Table 7-2 Action and Limit Levels for Non-Wet Woodland Habitats Monitoring

Action Level	Response	Limit Level	Response
Reduction in species diversity by 30%	Investigate cause and if cause identified as related to the project instigate remedial action to remove or reduce source of disturbance.	Reduction in species diversity by 50%	Investigate cause and if cause identified as related to the project instigate remedial action.

Remarks: Action and Limit Levels and Responses to Evidence of Declines in Non-Aquatic Fauna

7.2.3 The ecological survey includes all taxa being investigated in accordance with EIA report. Schedule of faunal surveys in each year during construction phase is presented in Table 7-3.

Table 7-3 Schedule of Faunal Surveys in each year During Construction Phase

Month	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec
Mammals	Ö	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô
Birds (day)	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô
Birds (night)				¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô
Herpetofauna				¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô
Dragonflies			¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô
Butterflies			¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô
Aquatic fauna	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô	¡Ô

Mammal Survey

7.2.4 Mammal surveys will be conducted along the proposed transects (shown in Appendix D of the survey report) during both daytime and night time periods. Along with direct observations, other field signs, such as scats and tracks, will be searched and recorded if present.

Bird Survey

7.2.5 Bird surveys will be conducted along the transects (shown in Appendix D of the survey report) during the surveys, species and their vocalizing individuals recorded will be enumerated and recorded according to the habitat(s) they are utilizing.

Herpetofauna Survey

7.2.6 Reptile and amphibian surveys will be conducted along transects (shown in Appendix D of the survey report) during surveys careful searches of appropriate microhabitats and refugia for reptiles and their vocalizing individuals will be undertaken and all reptiles observed will be identified and counted.

Dragonfly and Butterfly Survey

7.2.7 Dragonfly and Butterfly surveys will be conducted along transects (shown in Appendix D of the survey report) during surveys all dragonflies and Butterflies seen will be identified and counted as accurately as possible.

Aquatic Fauna Survey

7.2.8 Freshwater fishes and macro-invertebrates will be recorded by direct observation. All species trapped/recorded will be enumerated and identified (to the lowest taxonomic level possible), and the species of conservation importance photographed.

7.2.9 After each ecological monitoring survey, a monthly report of the survey result and data collected will be provided with reference to EM&A Manual. An annual analysis of data will be carried out in order to study if there is any significant reduction in taxa diversity and abundance.

7.3 Ecological Monitoring Survey Findings (Contract 1)

7.3.1 In the Reporting Month, ecological monitoring was undertaken on 20^th June 2019 at work area of Contract 1. A sunny day. The day and night survey covered wetland and non-wetland areas. The survey was conducted by transect and at fixed points. All species seen will be identified and counted as accurately as possible. Results of the monitoring survey are presented below:

Monitoring Result for Contract 1

Mammal

7.3.2 There was an unknown bat recorded in the monitoring area

Birds

7.3.3 There were total of 22 bird individuals from 11 species recorded in the monitoring area. Three species of conservation interests were recorded in the monitoring area: Coturnix japonica, Japanese Quail(ÄOÄL); Halcyon smyrnensis,White-throated Kingfisher(¥Õ¯Ý»B»A) and Garrulax canorus,Chinese Hwamei(µe¬Ü).

Herpetofauna

7.3.4 There was no reptile recorded in the monitoring area. There was one amphibian species recorded in the monitoring area.

Dragonfly

7.3.5 There were 8 odonate individuals from 5 species recorded in the monitoring area. One species of conservation interests are recorded in the monitoring area: Urothemis signata ,Scarlet Basker (¨ª´³¦±鈎¯ß»f).

Butterfly

7.3.6 There were 11 butterfly individuals from 7 species recorded in the monitoring area.

Aquatic Fauna Survey (Freshwater communities)

7.3.7 There was one freshwater community which is a species of conservation interests recorded in the monitoring area: Somanniathelphusa zanklon (ÅI¤M§ô¸yÃÉ).

7.3.8 The summaries of faunal survey result are shown in Tables 7-4, 7-5, 7-6, 7-7, 7-8, 7-9 and 7-10.

Table 7-4 Result of Mammal Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Unknown Bat					1

Table 7-5 Result of Avifauna Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	English Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Coturnix japonica	Japanese Quail	ÄOÄL	Fellowes et al. (2002): LC; IUCN Red List Status: NT	2
Egretta garzetta	Little Egret	¤p¥ÕÆO	Fellowes et al. (2002): RC		1
Apus nipalensis	House Swift	¤p¥Õ¸y«B¿P		3
Halcyon smyrnensis	White-throated Kingfisher	¥Õ¯Ý»B»A	Fellowes et al. (2002): LC		1
Lanius schach	Long-tailed Shriker	´ÄI§B³Ò			1
Dicrurus macrocercus	Black Drongo	¶Â¨÷§À			1
Pycnonotus jocosus	Red-whiskered Bulbul	¬õ¦Õóí		1	3
Pycnonotus sinensis	Chinese Bulbul	¥ÕÀYóí		3
Prinia flaviventris	Yellow-bellied Prinia	¶À¸¡økÅa			2
Garrulax canorus	Chinese Hwamei	µe¬Ü	Appendix 2 of CITES		2
Gracupica nigricollis	Black-collared Starling	¶Â»âÙʳ¾		2

Table 7-6 Result of Reptile Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Non-wetland	Wetland
--	--	--	--	--

Table 7-7 Result of Amphibian Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Bufo melanostictus	Asian Common Toad	¶Â²µÃÊßï			+

+: Species appeared but uncountable.

Table 7-8 Result of Butterfly Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Non- wetland	Wetland
Abisara echerius	Plum Judy	³D¥Ø½Å¸Ã½º		4
Euploea core	Common Indian Crow	¤Ûµµ´³½º		1
Hestina assimilis	Red Ring Skirt	¶Â¯ßß潺	2
Hypolimnas bolina	Great Egg-fly	¤Ûµµ´³ß潺	1
Neptis hylas	Common Sailer	¤¤Àôß潺		1
Melanitis phedima	Dark Evening Brown	Ú»¼Ç²´½º	1
Catopsilia pomona	Lemon Emigrant	¾E¯»½º	1

Table 7-9 Result of Odonate Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Anaciaeschna jaspidea	Common Evening Hawker	ºÑ»A¸»			1
Brachydiplax chalybea	Blue Dasher	ÂÅÃB²¨¯ß»f			2
Ceriagrion auranticum	Orange-tailed Sprite	¯[²y¾ï¶Àîe			2
Orthetrum luzonicum	Marsh Skimmer	§f§º¦Ç»f			1
Urothemis signata	Scarlet Basker	¨ª´³¦±鈎¯ß»f	Fellowes et al. (2002): LC	2

Table 7-10 Result of Freshwater Communities Survey under Contract 1

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	20-Jun-19
				Non- wetland	Wetland
Somanniathelphusa zanklon		ÅI¤M§ô¸yÃÉ	Fellowes et al. (2002): GC		1

7.4 Ecological Monitoring Survey Findings (Contract 2)

7.4.1 In the Reporting Month, ecological monitoring was undertaken on 20^th June 2019 at work area of Contract 2. A sunny day. The day and night survey covered wetland and non-wetland areas. The survey was conducted by transect and at fixed point. All species seen will be identified and counted as accurately as possible. Results of the monitoring survey are presented below:

Monitoring Result for Contract 2

Mammal

7.4.2 There was no mammal recorded in the monitoring area

Birds

7.4.3 There were total of 14 bird individuals from 8 species recorded in the monitoring area.

Herpetofauna

7.4.4 There was no reptile recorded in the monitoring area. There was one amphibian recorded in the monitoring area.

Dragonfly

7.4.5 There were 5 odonate individuals from 5 species recorded in the monitoring area.

Butterfly

7.4.6 There were 9 butterfly individuals from 5 species recorded in the monitoring area.

Aquatic Fauna Survey (Freshwater communities)

7.4.7 There were two species of freshwater fish were recorded in the monitoring area.

7.4.8 The summaries of faunal survey result are shown in Tables 7-11, 7-12, 7-13, 7-14, 7-15 and 7-16.

Table 7-11 Result of Avifauna Survey under Contract 2

Scientific Name	English Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Spilopelia chinensis	Spotted Dove	¯]ÀV´³¹§			2
Urocissa erythroryncha	Red-billed Blue Magpie	¬õ¼LÂÅÄN		1
Corvus macrorhynchos	Large-billed Crow	¤j¼L¯Q¾~			1
Pycnonotus jocosus	Red-whiskered Bulbul	¬õ¦Õóí		2
Orthotomus sutorius	Common Tailorbird	ªø§ÀÁ_¸Åa			1
Garrulax perspicillatus	Masked Laughingthrush	¶ÂÁy¾¸鶥		4
Copsychus saularis	Oriental Magpie Robin	ÄNì©		1	1
Motacilla alba	White Wagtail	¥ÕöÀÀo			1

Table 7-12 Result of Reptile Survey under Contract 2

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Non-wetland	Wetland
--	--	--	--	--

Table 7-13 Result of Amphibian Survey under Contract 2

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Bufo melanostictus	Asian Common Toad	¶Â²µÃÊßï			+

+: Species appeared but uncountable.

Table 7-14 Result of Butterfly Survey under Contract 2

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Papilio memnon	Great Mormon	¬ü»ñ½º		1	1
Papilio protenor	Spangle	ÂÅ»ñ½º			1
Catopsilia pomona	Lemon Emigrant	¾E¯»½º		3
Catopsilia pyranthe	Mottled Emigrant	±ùªá¾E¯»½º			2
Eurema blanda	Three-spot Grass Yellow	ÀжÀ¯»½º			1

Table 7-15 Result of Odonate Survey under Contract 2

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	Non- wetland	Wetland
Copera marginipes	Yellow Featherlegs	¶À¯U®°îe			1
Orthetrum luzonicum	Marsh Skimmer	§f§º¦Ç»f			1
Pantala flavescens	Wandering Glider	¶À»f		1
Rhyothemis variegata	Variegated Flutterer	´³ÄR¯Í»f			1
Trithemis aurora	Crimson Dropwing	¾å½Å»f			1

Table 7-16 Result of Freshwater Communities Survey under Contract 2

Scientific Name	Common Name	Chinese Name	Conservation Status	20-June-2019
Gambusia affinis	Mosquito fish	¹°A³½		+
Puntius semifasciolatus	Chinese Barb	¤½uµLŽ䰾		+

+: Species appeared but uncountable.

7.4.9 The detailed survey report is attached in Appendix K.

7.4.10 The tentative ecology inspection and monitoring in the next Reporting Month (July 2019) is scheduled on 9^th July 2019.

8. Landscape and Visual

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8.1 Requirement

8.1.1 The EIA has recommended EM&A for landscape and visual resources to be undertaken during the design, construction and operational stages of the project. The design, implementation and maintenance of landscape mitigation measures is a key aspect of this and should be checked to ensure that they are fully realized and that potential conflicts between the proposed landscape measures and any other project works let its are resolved at the earliest possible date and without compromise to the intention of the mitigation measures. In addition, implementation of the mitigation measures recommended by the EIA will be monitored through the site audit programme.

8.1.2 A number of mitigation measures to ameliorate the landscape and visual impacts of the Project implementation is summarized in the EMIS of Appendix 13.1 of the EIA Report.

8.1.3 The landscape and visual mitigation measures proposed should be incorporated in the landscape and engineering design. Mitigation measures to be implemented during construction should be adopted from the start of construction and be in place throughout the entire construction period. Mitigation measures to be implemented during operation should be integrated into the detailed design and built as part of the construction works so that they are in place on commissioning of the Project. Tree transplantation and compensatory planting should be carried out as early as possible in the Project with transplantation carried out prior to construction starting in any particular area.

8.1.4 During construction phase, Landscape & Visual Monitoring of the contractor¡¦s operations should be conducted monthly and reported by ET, and countersigned by IEC.

8.2 Findings / Deficiencies During Site Inspection in the Reporting Month

8.2.1 In the Reporting Month, landscape & Visual inspection was carried out by the Registered Landscape Architect (RLA) for works area of Contract 1 and Contract 2 on 20^th June 2019. The findings / reminders recorded during the inspection are presented in Tables 8-1 and 8-2.

Table 8-1 Landscape & Visual Inspection Finding for Contract 1

Date	Findings and Reminder	Follow-Up Status
20^th June 2019	1. Pest attacked was suspected on T2928 but new buds and leaves were observed on branch tips.	• The Contractor had provided treatment for transplanted tree (T2928) according to the approved method statement.
	2. The Contractor was reminded to prevent the construction material pile within Tree Protection Zone (TPZ) and ensure no works is allowed within the TPZ.	• Reminder was noted by the Contractor.
	3. The Contractor was reminded to provide proper maintenance for transplanted tree (T2928) according to the approved method statement.	• Reminder was noted by the Contractor.

Table 8-2 Landscape & Visual Inspection Finding for Contract 2

Date	Findings and Reminder	Follow-Up Status
20^th June 2019	1. Construction works near retained trees was observed.	• Tree protection would be provided for the retained trees before commencement of works.
	2. The Contractor was reminded to set up proper TPZ. Contractor should prevent the construction material pile within TPZ and ensure no works is allowed within the TPZ.	• Reminder was noted by the Contractor.

8.2.2 Inspection checklist of Landscape & Visual signed by RLA is attached in Appendix L.

9. Waste Management

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9.1 General Waste Management

9.1.1 Waste management was carried out by an on-site Environmental Officer or an Environmental Supervisor from time to time in accordance with the Waste Management Plan (WMP).

9.2 Records of Waste Quantities

9.2.1 All types of waste arising from the construction work are classified into the following:

l Construction & Demolition (C&D) Material;

l Chemical Waste;

l General Refuse; and

l Excavated Soil.

9.2.2 The quantities of waste for disposal in this Reporting Month are summarized in Table 9-1 and 9-2 and the Monthly Summary Waste Flow Table is shown in Appendix M. Whenever possible, materials were reused on-site as far as practicable.

Table 9-1 Summary of Quantities of Inert C&D Materials

Type of Waste	Contract 1		Contract 2
	Quantity	Disposal Location	Quantity	Disposal Location
C&D Materials (Inert) (¡¥000m^3)	0	--	695.540	--
Reused in this Contract (Inert) (¡¥000m^3)	5.187	Within Contract area	0	--
Reused in other Projects (Inert) (¡¥000m^3)	0	--	0	--
Disposal as Public Fill (Inert) (¡¥000m^3)	8.170	Tuen Mun Area 38	695.540	Tuen Mun Area 38

Table 9-2 Summary of Quantities of C&D Wastes

Type of Waste	Contract 1		Contract 2
	Quantity	Disposal Location	Quantity	Disposal Location
Recycled Metal (¡¥000kg)	0	--	0	--
Recycled Paper / Cardboard Packing (¡¥000kg)	0	--	0	--
Recycled Plastic (¡¥000kg)	0	--	0	--
Chemical Wastes (¡¥000kg)	0.498	--	0	--
General Refuses (¡¥000m^3)	0.041	NENT Landfill	3.430	NENT Landfill

9.2.3 Since canteen and/or kitchen are not allowed setting on the Project site, no domestic wastewater was generated from the Project.

10. Site Inspection

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10.1 Requirement

10.1.1 According to the approved Environmental Monitoring and Audit Manual, environmental site inspection should be led by RE and attended by the Contractor and ET at least once per week. Regular environmental site inspections shall be carried out to assess the environmental performance.

10.2 Findings / Deficiencies During Site Inspection in the Reporting Month

Contract 1

10.2.1 In the Reporting Month, joint site inspections for Contract 1 to evaluate the site environmental performance were carried out by the RE, ET and the Contractor on 6^th, 13^th, 20^th and 27^th June 2019 and IEC attended joint site inspection on 13^th June 2019. No non-compliance was noted.

10.2.2 The findings / deficiencies that observed during the weekly site inspection are listed in Table 10-1.

Table 10-1 Site Observations for the Works of Contract-1

Date	Findings / Deficiencies	Follow-Up Status
6^th June 2019	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to provide water spraying at the haul road regularly.	Ÿ Reminder only.
13^th June 2019	Ÿ The Contractor should repair the earth bund at RTW1 to ensure the site runoff water is diverted to treatment facilities prior discharge.	Ÿ The earth bund at RTW1 was repaired.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to remove the accumulated sediment at RTW1.	Ÿ Reminder only.
20^th June 2019	Ÿ Full waste skip was observed. The Contractor should clean the waste skip regularly.	Ÿ Waste skip was cleaned.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to remove any stagnant water on site after rainy days.	Ÿ Reminder only.
27^th June 2019	Ÿ Stagnant water at drip tray should be removed to prevent mosquito breeding. (RTW1)	Ÿ To be followed.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to keep the earth bund and silt removal facilities at RTW1 in good condition.	Ÿ Reminder only.

Contract 2

10.2.3 In the Reporting Month, joint site inspections for Contract 2 to evaluate the site environmental performance carried out by the RE, ET and the Contractor was on 6^th, 13^th, 20^th and 27^th June 2019 and IEC attended joint site inspection on 13^th June 2019.

10.2.4 The findings / deficiencies that observed during the weekly site inspection are listed in Table 10-2.

Table 10-2 Site Observations for the Works of Contract-2

Date	Findings / Deficiencies	Follow-Up Status
6^th June 2019	Ÿ Site entrance of TTA2 should be kept clean of dusty material.	Ÿ Site entrance of TTA was kept clean.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to keep the construction waste/material away from trees near the site area.	Ÿ Reminder only.
13^th June 2019	Ÿ The Contractor should remove the oil-water mixture from the sedimentation tank at TTA1 and treated as chemical waste.	Ÿ Oil-water mixture was removed from the sedimentation tank and was treated as chemical waste.
	Ÿ The Contractor should provide sedimentation tank at TTA2 and ensure all runoff trapped on site was treated prior discharge.	Ÿ Sedimentation tank was provided at TTA2.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to ensure all the sedimentation tank are free of oil/chemical prior use on site.	Ÿ Reminder only.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to remove the stagnant water on site after rainy days.	Ÿ Reminder only.
20^th June 2019	Ÿ The Contractor should remove the accumulated sediment at the soakaway pit. (Area Part A1)	Ÿ Accumulated sediment removal work at the soakaway pit was implemented.
	Ÿ The Contractor should remove the accumulated soil at drip tray under the generator. (Area Part A1)	Ÿ Accumulated soil at drip tray was removed to increase the capacity of drip tray.
	Ÿ The Contractors should place the free-standing chemical containers into drip tray. (Area Part A1)	Ÿ Free-standing chemical containers were moved to other construction site by the sub-contractor.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to keep clean the site entrance of TTA1.	Ÿ Reminder only.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to remove the stagnant water on site after rainy days.	Ÿ Reminder only.
27^th June 2019	Ÿ NRMM label should be properly displayed for the roller. (Area Part A1)	Ÿ NRMM was displayed properly.
	Ÿ The Contractor was reminded to remove the accumulated soil at soakaway pit regularly (Area Part A).	Ÿ Reminder only.

11. Environmental Complaint and Non-Compliance

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11.1 Environmental Complaint, Summons and Prosecution

11.1.1 In the Reporting Month, no environmental complaint was received for the Project. No summons and prosecution was lodged for the Contract. The statistical summary table of the environmental complaint, summons and prosecution are presented in Tables 11-1, 11-2 and 11-3.

Table 11-1 Statistical Summary of Environmental Complaints

Reporting Month		Environmental Complaint Statistics
		Frequency	Cumulative	Complaint Nature
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 1	0	0	NA
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 2	0	0	NA

Table 11-2 Statistical Summary of Environmental Summons

Reporting Month		Environmental Summons Statistics
		Frequency	Cumulative	Complaint Nature
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 1	0	0	NA
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 2	0	0	NA

Table 11-3 Statistical Summary of Environmental Prosecution

Reporting Month		Environmental Prosecution Statistics
		Frequency	Cumulative	Complaint Nature
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 1	0	0	NA
1 ¡V 30 June 2019	Contract 2	0	0	NA

11.1.2 In addition, no complaints received and emergency events relating to violation of environmental legislation for illegal dumping and landfilling were received.

12. Implementation Status of Mitigation Measures

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12.1 General Requirements

12.1.1 The environmental mitigation measures that recommended in the Implementation Schedule for Environmental Mitigation Measures (ISEMM) in the approved EM&A Manual covered the issues of dust, noise, water and waste and they are summarized presented in Appendix N.

12.1.2 The Works of Contract 1 and Contract 2 under the Project shall be implementing the required environmental mitigation measures according to the approved EM&A Manual subject to the site condition. Environmental mitigation measures implemented in this Reporting Month is summarized in Table 12-1.

Table 12-1 Environmental Mitigation Measures

Issues	Environmental Mitigation Measures
Water Quality	¡P Provided efficient silt removal facilities to reduce SS level before effluent discharge. ¡P Provided ditches, earth bunds or sand bag barriers to minimize polluted runoff. ¡P Temporary drainage was provided to prevent runoff going through site surface and minimize polluted runoff. ¡P Provided perimeter cut-off drains at site boundaries to intercept storm runoff from crossing the site. ¡P Exposed slopes surface were compacted and covered with tarpaulin or similar means. ¡P Provided portable chemical toilets on site.
Air Quality	¡P Maintain damp / wet surface on access road. ¡P Maintain low vehicular speed within the works areas. ¡P Provided vehicle wheel washing facilities at each construction site exit; ¡P Provided water spraying for all active works area. ¡P Stockpiles of dusty material were covered with impervious sheeting. ¡P Provided workers to clear dusty materials at the vehicle entrance or exit regularly. ¡P Stockpile more than 20 bags of cement or dry pulverized fuel ash (PFA) has been covered entirely by impervious sheeting or placed in an area sheltered on the top and the 3 sides.
Noise	¡P Restricted operation time of plants from 07:00 to 19:00 on any working day except for Public Holiday and Sunday. ¡P Keep good maintenance of plants ¡P Placed noisy plants away from residence and school ¡P Provided noise barriers or hoarding to enclose the noisy plants or works ¡P Shut down the plants when not in used.
Waste and Chemical Management	¡P Provided on-site sorting prior to disposal ¡P Followed requirements and procedures of the ¡§Trip-ticket System¡¨ ¡P Predicted required quantity of concrete accurately ¡P Collected the unused fresh concrete at designated locations in the sites for subsequent disposal
General	¡P The site was generally kept tidy and clean.

12.2 Tentative Construction Activities in the Coming Month

12.2.1 According to the information provided by HCTYJV, the forthcoming construction activities for Contract 1 are listed below:

(i) General Site Clearance

(ii) Bulk Excavation

(iii) Construction of Cut Slope, installation of soil nailing and construction of surface channel.

(iv) Filling work at retaining wall

(v) Construction of fill slope and surface channel

(vi) Site investigation for Part G1 under Contamination Assessment Plan (postponed from June 2019 to July 2019 due to inclement weather)

12.2.2 According to the information provided by Sang Hing, the forthcoming construction activities for Contract 2 are listed below:

Ÿ Utilities Detection and trial pit excavation for Fanling Cover Walkway

Ÿ Liaison with Contract 1 Contractor regarding the access road

Ÿ Construction of Manhole, gullies, drainage pipe at Lin Ma Hang Road between CH170-240 Southbound & CH960-1015 Northbound.

Ÿ Filling works for slope FS18 (Part A1) & construction of Retaining Wall 13

12.3 Key Issues for the Coming Month

12.3.1 Key issues to be considered in the coming month for the works of Contract 1 include:

Ÿ Implementation of control measures for rainstorm;

Ÿ Regular clearance of stagnant water during wet season;

Ÿ Implementation of dust suppression measures at all times;

Ÿ Potential wastewater quality impact due to surface runoff;

Ÿ Potential fugitive dust quality impact due from the dry/loose/exposure soil surface/dusty material;

Ÿ Ensure dust suppression measures are implemented properly;

Ÿ Sediment catch-pits and silt removal facilities should be regularly maintained;

Ÿ Discharge of site effluent to the nearby wetland is prohibited;

Ÿ Nearby wetland prohibited stockpiling and/or disposal of materials;

Ÿ Follow-up of improvement on general waste management issues; and

Ÿ Implementation of construction noise preventative control measures.

12.3.2 During rainy season, the Contractors should pay special attention on water quality mitigation measures and fully implement according to the ISEMM of the EM&A Manual, in particular to prevent surface runoff with high SS content and other pollutants from flowing to local stream and Conservation Area (CA). The implementation of water quality mitigation measures conducted by the Contractors is shown in Appendix O.

13. Conclusions and Recommentations

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13.1 Conclusions

13.1.1 This is the 11^th Monthly Environmental Monitoring and Audit Report presenting the monitoring results and inspection findings for the period of 1 to 30 June 2019.

13.1.2 No 24-hour or 1-hour TSP monitoring result that triggered the Action or Limit Levels was recorded. No NOEs or the associated corrective action was therefore required.

13.1.3 No noise complaint (which is an Action Level exceedance) was received and no construction noise measurement result that exceeded the Limit Level was recorded in this Reporting Month. No NOEs or the associated corrective actions were therefore issued.

13.1.4 For water quality monitoring, 2 LL exceedances, including 1 exceedance of turbidity and 1 exceedance of SS were recorded at Location M2. In our investigation, there was rainstorm in Northern District on the exceedance days. According to the baseline data, elevated turbidity and SS values were recorded at M2 during and after the event of rainstorm. In our investigation, the Contractor had implemented it is concluded that the water quality mitigation measure and concluded that the exceedance was related to the rainstorm and unlikely caused by the works under the Project.

13.1.5 Monthly ecological monitoring for sensitive habitat for area of Contract 1 and Contract 2 were undertaken on 20^th June 2019. Moreover, Landscape and visual inspection at both Contracts were undertaken by the RLA on 20^th June 2019.

13.1.6 In the Reporting Month, no environmental complaint, summons and prosecution was received. In addition, no complaints received and emergency events relating to violation of environmental legislation for illegal dumping and landfilling were received.

13.1.7 In the Reporting Month, joint site inspections for Contract 1 to evaluate the site environmental performance were carried out by the RE, ET and the Contractor on 6^th, 13^th, 20^th and 27^th June 2019 and IEC attended joint site inspection on 13^th June 2019. No non-compliance was noted.

13.1.8 Joint site inspections for Contract 2 to evaluate the site environmental performance carried out by the RE, ET and the Contractor was on 6^th, 13^th, 20^th and 27^th June 2019 and IEC attended joint site inspection on 13^th June 2019. No non-compliance was noted.

13.2 Recommendations

13.2.1 The Contractors should pay special attention on water quality mitigation measures and fully implement according to the ISEMM of the EM&A Manual, in particular to prevent surface runoff with high SS content and other pollutants from flowing to local stream and Conservation Area (CA).

13.2.2 Construction noise would be a key environmental issue during construction phase of the Project. Noise mitigation measures such as using quiet plants and mobile noise barriers should be implemented in accordance with the EM&A requirement.

13.2.3 Since some of the construction site under the Project is located near villages, both Contractors should fully implement air quality mitigation measures to reduce construction dust emission.

13.2.4 Furthermore, daily cleaning and weekly tidiness shall be properly performed and maintained. In addition, mosquito control should be performed to prevent mosquito breeding on site.