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New Town Extension Tung Chung INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HONG DO NOT SCALE DRAWING. CHECK ALL DIMENSIONS ON SITE. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. c OVE ARUP & PARTNERS HONG KONG LIMITED. N LEGEND 6 ¤j¿ WEST BROTHER ( TAI MO TO ) POSSIBLE DEVELOPMENT AREA °Íà WORKS AREA FOR ROAD P1 TSZ KAN CHAU (TUNG CHUNG - TAI HO SECTION) PROPOSED EXPANSION OF HONG KONG INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WORKS AREA FOR SERVICE (BY OTHERS) RESERVOIR PO D-EX WORL ASIA Ä ³Õ ²`¤ Sham Shui Kok ªF¸ ASSESSMENT AREA Tung Yip Hang C H E O N G Y I P R D õ ³ COUNTRY PARK ÷ ¾ HK BOUNDARY CROSSING ®ü «È¹B SkyPier y ¯è¤ nwa FACILITIES OF HZMB Ru SKYCITY PLANNED NOISE SENSITIVE n (BY OTHERS) ¾ ÷ g S H A M RECEIVER F U N d •»´ä°ê A G I R R D P O . ] R ¶ T ) Hong Kong International Airport n Law e s i 302 o ¤jà PLANNED FIXED NOISE SOURCE N TAI CHE TUNG d e x i s es F r xp E rt ( o rp Ai s ¤pÄ t SIU HO WAN n ¤p i Siu Ho o P õ ³ ÷ ¨ªž Y¾ t A n W CHEK LAP KOK H ¤G¥ 172 e G ¤ûÀ HI YI PAK AU NGAU TAU WAN m HONG KONG U ®É A Neo Horizon s s T s e r N p TMCLK LINK s x E A L t r e o INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT p r H i A s (BY OTHERS) RT s NO A E V A 6 m e s i À[ E ºhª V A 6 m Greenvale Village LAU FA TUNG o ó ¯ 378 y N wa Run m A 6 EV m A 6 n EV Law e m A 6 v EV i PROPOSED LANTAU LOGISTICS PARK t a m A 6 t V (BY OTHERS) E 125 n ¾ ÷ e ³ ­x õ s ¹B ½ ¥Õ¨~ (REF. 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