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Harboufront Commission Meeting No. 41
Harboufront Commission Meeting No. 41
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24 June 2022
By Mr Alan TANG, CE/PW, Port Works Division, CEDD
Major Comments from HC Members
To consider:
1. Multi-purpose and more appealing design of wave walls
2. Long-term and holistic planning of coastal developments
3. Overseas good practices for functional design
4. Robustness of demountable flood barriers
5. Implementation details of action plans
6. New technologies in typhoon alert system
7. Nature-based solution for coastal enhancement
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Content
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Study of Coastal Hazards under Climate Change and
Extreme Weather and Formulation of Improvement
Measures – Feasibility Study (Coastal Hazards Study)
Enhancement measures
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Climate Hazards - Extreme weather events
Temperature Rise
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Climate Change Projection
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Strategy For Adapting To Coastal Risks
Evaluation Method
Extreme weather + Climate change effect
(100-year return period) (Sea level rise up to 2050 under intermediate
greenhouse gas emission scenario)
Significant
difference
Reference: The Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
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Progressive Adaptive Approach
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Risk-Management Approach
Risk Assessment - Likelihood x Consequence
Likelihood of Coastal Hazards
Coastal Flooding Wave Overtopping Structural Stability
Severity of Consequence
Population at Risk
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26 Residential Areas for Enhancement
Kat O West Low-lying Areas
Sha Tau Kok Town (Kat O Fisherman Village)
(Chung Ying Street,
Kong Ha)
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26 Residential Areas for Enhancement
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Enhancement Measures
Make reference to overseas and local experience
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Lower Manhattan, New York - Enhancement Measures
Flood Wall
Raised Edge
3 2 1
Management Measures
4 Action plans with early alert
system for areas with 2 / 3
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Measure 1 - Constructing / Raising Wave Wall
1. Constructing or raising wave wall along coastline
To reduce coastal hazards
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Storerooms along Seafront in Storerooms along Seafront in
Milford on Sea, UK Living
MilfordSeawall
on Sea,inUK
Sydney Harbour
Measures 2 and 3 - Flood Barriers
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Examples of Demountable Flood Barriers
in Hong Kong
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Management Measures
Action plans on early alert system and emergency
preparedness
Triggering level of early alert system
Sandbags and demountable flood gates
Opening of temporary shelters and pumping facilities
Emergency preparedness gangs
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Action Plan – Early Alert System
N
Trigger Level
(Y/N)
Y
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Super Typhoon “Hato” / “Mangkhut” attacked
Kennedy Town, Sai Ying Pun and Sheung Wan
Sun Yat Sen Memorial Western District Public Cargo
Park, Sheung Wan Working Areas, Sai Ying Pun
New Praya,
Kennedy Town
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Recommended Enhancement Measures –
Kennedy Town, Sai Ying Pun and Sheung Wan
1. Constructing wave wall along the coastline; and/or
2. Installing fixed and/or demountable flood barriers at suitable places
behind the coastline to cut off water pathway towards inlands
Fixed and/or demountable measures
to reduce overtopping waves, to block
spreading of water from overtopping
waves and reduce the risk of damage
and associated flood risk
+4.4
+3.7
+4.2
+3.8
+4.0 +4.5
+3.5
+3.1
+3.6
+4.0
Sai Ying Pun +3.7
+4.4
Sheung Wan
+3.7
+3.4
+3.7
+4.9
Kennedy Town
Remark: The recommended enhancement measures are
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Super Typhoon “Hato” attacked Lei Yue Mun
Ma Wan Tsuen Ma Pui Tsuen
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Recommended Enhancement Measures(Sam Ka Tsuen)
2. Installing demountable flood barriers at suitable places behind the coastline
to cut off water pathway towards inlands; and/or
3. Installing demountable flood barriers at building frontages
+4.8
+4.5
Lei Yue Mun
Existing Wave Praya Road
Wall
+4.3 +3.0 +5.0
Sam Ka Tsuen
+3.4
+11.6
Sam Ka Tsuen
+3.3
Demountable measures with
management measures to
Existing Coastal reduce the flooding risk and to
Structures improve public awareness of
being located at low-lying areas
+3.2
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Remark: The recommended enhancement measures are
indicative only and subjected to consultation and design.
Recommended Enhancement Measures(Ma Wan Tsuen)
1. Constructing wave wall along the coastline; and/or
2. Installing demountable flood barriers at suitable places behind the coastline
to cut off water pathway towards inlands; and/or
3. Installing demountable flood barriers at building frontages
Ma Wan Tsuen
+4.7
Construction of Public
Landing Facilities in Existing Wave Wall
progress Existing Coastal +3.6
Structures
Ma Pui Tsuen
+5.2
+3.3
+3.6 +4.9
+6.2
Study on Shoreline
Management Plan
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Way forward
Collaborate with
Harbourfront
Commission
Enhance public
awareness and
education
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Way forward
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