Ecology. 11.45 The scheme is supported by an ecological appraisal that demonstrates there to be no major constraints on site. A planning condition is however necessary requiring a detailed biological and ecological enhancement scheme to be submitted for approval in accordance with the requirements of Core Strategy Policy CSD4 and to ensure that adequate protection is afforded to protected species in accordance with Natural England’s standing advice.
Ecology. 1. Xxxxxxxxxx ML (1995) Species Diversity in Space and Time (Cambridge Univ Press, Cambridge, UK).
Ecology. 7.1 For bat surveys, access is required to all loft spaces and other areas as detailed in the Fee Quote. If access is not possible to all areas, the assessment may be incomplete, and the local authority may require further surveys to be undertaken. If TMA must visit the Site a second time because full access was not available on the first visit, an additional charge will be made.
Ecology. Table 4.9 – Ecology Ref Description of Matter Applicant – Current Position SDC and NYCC – Current Position Position
Ecology. As the existing land use and environmental setting of the works area is highly urbanised with no natural habitat, no ecological impact is anticipated.
Ecology. 3.1.6.1. The Project site is located within a disturbed vegetated area, construction activities may result in direct habitat loss.
Ecology. 3.2.6.1. No adverse impact on ecology is expected during normal operation of the pumping station. Given emergency situation would occur that sewage overflow via the nearby stormwater drainage system into the Tolo Harbour and Channel Water Control Zone, there would be potential indirect ecological impact. Precautionary measure would be incorporated into the design of the pumping station to xxxxx water quality impact under emergency situation and thus alleviate the potential ecological impacts.
Ecology. 5.6.1 To minimise the Project’s impact to natural habitats and sites of conservation importance and its consequential ecological impacts on the flora and fauna species associated with these habitats, appropriate mitigation measures (e.g. on water quality) would be implemented to mitigate the potential ecological impacts. For instance, it is proposed to install sand/silt removal facilities during construction stage and to set up an emergency storage capacity during operation stage.
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Ecology. Ecological surveys of the proposed works area and its adjacent areas were conducted in February 2007. The surveys consisted of the following aspects : Habitat/Vegetation Surveys Dominant and notable plant species (Appendix A refers), relative abundance and growth forms were recorded. Identification of species and status in Hong Kong were made with reference to Check List of Hong Kong Plants 2004 compiled by the Hong Kong Herbarium and published by AFCD. Wildlife Surveys Wildlife including avifauna, herpetofauna and terrestrial insects (Odonates and Lepidoptera) was surveyed by direct sighting and listening for calling animals. Active searching of potential herpetofauna/mammal habitats was undertaken. Signs of terrestrial mammals (i.e., droppings, footprints and xxxxxxx) were searched for (Appendix B refers).
