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Annex-C Layout Plans of Control Points File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 ANNEX-C LAYOUT PLANS OF CONTROL POINTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 LAYOUT PLANS OF CONTROL POINTS.......................................................3 1.1 Category (A).......................................................................................3 1.1.1 Chek Lap Kok Airport.................................................................3 1.1.1.1 Layout of Arrival Hall .........................................................3 1.1.1.2 Layout of Departure Hall.....................................................4 1.1.2 China Ferry Terminal ..................................................................5 1.1.2.1 Layout of Arrival Hall .........................................................5 1.1.2.2 Layout of Departure Hall.....................................................6 1.1.3 Hung Hom ..................................................................................7 1.1.3.1 Layout of Arrival Hall .........................................................7 1.1.3.2 Layout of Departure Hall.....................................................8 1.1.4 Lo Wu .........................................................................................9 1.1.4.1 Layout of Arrival Hall .........................................................9 1.1.4.2 Layout of Departure Hall...................................................10 1.1.5 Macau Ferry Terminal ...............................................................11 1.1.5.1 Layout of Arrival Hall .......................................................11 1.1.5.2 Layout of Departure Hall...................................................12 1.1.6 Ma Kam To ...............................................................................13 1.1.6.1 Arrival & Layout of Departure Hall...................................13 1.1.7 Sha Tau Kok..............................................................................14 1.1.7.1 Arrival & Layout of Departure Hall...................................14 1.2 Category (B) .....................................................................................15 1.2.1 Lok Ma Chau Control Point.......................................................15 1.2.1.1 Layout of Control Point .....................................................15 1.2.1.2 Layout of ImmD and C & E kiosk .....................................16 1.2.1.3 Dimensions of Kiosk .........................................................17 1.2.1.4 Photos of Existing Kiosk ...................................................17 1.2.2 Sha Tau Kok Control Point........................................................19 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 1 of 28 Tender Ref. 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A2810012003 1.2.2.1 Layout of Control Point .....................................................19 1.2.2.2 Layout of ImmD Kiosk......................................................20 1.2.2.3 Layout of C&E Kiosk........................................................21 1.2.2.4 Dimensions of Kiosk .........................................................22 1.2.2.5 Photos of Existing Kiosk ...................................................22 1.2.3 Man Kam To Control Point .......................................................24 1.2.3.1 Layout of Control Point .....................................................24 1.2.3.2 Layout of ImmD Kiosk......................................................25 1.2.3.3 Layout of C&E Kiosk........................................................26 1.2.3.4 Dimensions of Kiosk .........................................................27 1.2.3.5 Photos of Existing Kiosk ...................................................27 Page 2 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1 LAYOUT PLANS OF CONTROL POINTS 1.1 Category (A) 1.1.1 Chek Lap Kok Airport 1.1.1.1 Layout of Arrival Hall Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 3 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 Chek Lap Kok Airport 1.1.1.2 Layout of Departure Hall Page 4 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.1.2 China Ferry Terminal 1.1.2.1 Layout of Arrival Hall Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 5 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 China Ferry Terminal 1.1.2.2 Layout of Departure Hall Page 6 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.1.3 Hung Hom 1.1.3.1 Layout of Arrival Hall Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 7 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 Hung Hom 1.1.3.2 Layout of Departure Hall Page 8 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.1.4 Lo Wu 1.1.4.1 Layout of Arrival Hall Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 9 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 Lo Wu 1.1.4.2 Layout of Departure Hall Page 10 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.1.5 Macau Ferry Terminal 1.1.5.1 Layout of Arrival Hall Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 11 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 Macau Ferry Terminal 1.1.5.2 Layout of Departure Hall Page 12 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.1.6 Ma Kam To 1.1.6.1 Arrival & Layout of Departure Hall Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 13 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 1.1.7 Sha Tau Kok 1.1.7.1 Arrival & Layout of Departure Hall Page 14 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.2 Category (B) 1.2.1 Lok Ma Chau Control Point 1.2.1.1 Layout of Control Point Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 15 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 1.2.1.2 Layout of ImmD and C & E kiosk (Lok Ma Chau) Entrance Entrance of kiosk To Mainland/HK of kiosk Window Desk Desk Vehicle Passage Page 16 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.2.1.3 Dimensions of Kiosk Kiosk Description (KA1 – KA12 and KD1 – KD12) Length of kiosk 550 cm Width of kiosk 190 cm Height of kiosk 360 cm Width of edge at side of kiosk --- Length of island in front and behind the 800 cm kiosk Width of island in front and behind the 190 cm kiosk Note KA denotes arrival kiosk KD denotes departure kiosk The size of ImmD kiosk and C&E kiosk are identical. 1.2.1.4 Photos of Existing Kiosk Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 17 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 Page 18 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.2.2 Sha Tau Kok Control Point 1.2.2.1 Layout of Control Point Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 19 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 1.2.2.2 Layout of ImmD Kiosk (Sha Tau Kok) To Mainland/HK Entrance of kiosk Entrance of kiosk Window Window w Windo Table Table Vehicle Passage Page 20 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.2.2.3 Layout of C&E Kiosk (Sha Tau Kok) To Mainland/HK Entrance Entrance of kiosk of kiosk Rack/ Cabinet Rack/ Cabinet Window Window Table Table Table Table Vehicle Passage Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 21 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 1.2.2.4 Dimensions of Kiosk Kiosk Description (KA1 – KA3 and KD1 – KD3) Length of kiosk 457 cm Width of kiosk 196 cm Height of kiosk 307 cm Width of edge at side of kiosk 33 cm Length of island in front and behind the 274 cm kiosk Width of island in front and behind the 262 cm kiosk Note � KA denotes arrival kiosk � KD denotes departure kiosk � The size of ImmD kiosk and C&E kiosk are identical. 1.2.2.5 Photos of Existing Kiosk Page 22 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 23 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 1.2.3 Man Kam To Control Point 1.2.3.1 Layout of Control Point Page 24 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.2.3.2 Layout of ImmD Kiosk (Man Kam To) To Mainland/HK Entrance Entrance of kiosk of kiosk Desk Desk Window Desk Desk Vehicle Passage Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 25 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 1.2.3.3 Layout of C&E Kiosk (Man Kam To) To Mainland/HK Entrance Entrance of kiosk of kiosk Rack / Rack Cabinet Rack / Rack Cabinet Window Desk Desk Desk Desk Vehicle Passage Page 26 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) File Ref. A2810012003 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 1.2.3.4 Dimensions of Kiosk Kiosk Description (KA1 – KA6 and KD1 – KD6) Length of kiosk 510 cm Width of kiosk 198 cm Height of kiosk 302 cm Width of edge at side of kiosk 36 cm Length of island in front and behind the 830 cm kiosk Width of island in front and behind the 270 cm kiosk Note � KA denotes arrival kiosk � KD denotes departure kiosk � The size of ImmD kiosk and C&E kiosk are identical except for C&E kiosks A3, A4, D2 and D4 which are of shorter length. 1.2.3.5 Photos of Existing Kiosk Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) Page 27 of 28 Tender Ref. PT/0202/2003 File Ref. A2810012003 Page 28 of 28 Part VII - Project Specification (Annex C) .
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