LAM GEOTE CIVIL ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING OFFICE CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 MARINE GROUND INVESTIGATION AND GEOPHYSICAL SURVEYS (TERM CONTRACT) TASK ORDER NO. GE/2018/10.22B FINAL FIELDWORK REPORT CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 TASK ORDER NO.: GE/2018/10.22B AGREEMENT NO. CE 76/2019 (CE) IMPROVEMENT WORKS AT LEUNG SHUEN WAN PIER, SHAM CHUNG PIER AND SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE PIER DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE) MARINE GROUND INVESTIGATION (G1) (MASTER COPY] CLIENT CONTRACTOR CIVIL ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED DEPARTMENT 19/F, Remex Centre Ground Investigation Section 42 Wong Chuk Hang Road TIF, South Tower Hong Kong ‘West Kowloon Government Office 11 Hoi Ting Road ‘Yau Ma Tei Kowloon Date: 23rd July 2021 “TASK ORDER NO, GE0I8/I0228LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. CONTRACT DATA SUMMARY SHEET "FO. No. GEROISTIOREContract Data Summary Project Name & No. [Sie Name Agemen No GF 702019 CB] ‘Marin Ground Investigation and Geophysical Surveys imrovenes Woda Lung Shen Wan Pe, Shan Chang (Tem Contact) Per and Sam Man Ts Village Pr Design an Consecton (Sm Mun Ti Vilage) Oficial only ante rod neni TO Date: 20 May 2001 to 13 August 021 Gi Contactor Lam Geotecnis Uh [cien __ceDp GEO, Data Bank No Contact No= _GEADISTO fo Noo Guana File Ret Field Work Summary Dro Corel Tou é Wits Rotary Das 0B Jone 2021 wo 17 Sune 2021 PaSoneSrippings Ni Vibocore Nos NL [err Ness Na Pezoneten/Sinipes NIL [Reins Sample: ar Sample InSite Fa “ype 2a of SPT Geophysics Favre wi [tyes Laboratory Testing Summary Dat ® Ti i mL PSD Raoul 36 lym ‘Soil ‘Strength Tests cu Pea uu [Compaction @ CBR Tes [Stan [Ried Oedoneter & erm. T iw le 1 Teed loc [earBox ‘SCALE 120000 Derived fom 1HIM2OC Sheet 2 a THE SITE, eat) GL Taboratory ‘GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING OFFICE Contractor LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED CIVIL ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT. DEPARTMENT HONG KONG Task Order No, GEn0810.228 @LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED CONTENTS FO, No. GEROISTO2BLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 TASK ORDER NO.: GE/2018/10.22B AGREEMENT NO. CE 76/2019 (CE) IMPROVEMENT WORKS AT LEUNG SHUEN WAN PIER, SHAM CHUNG PIER AND SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE PIER DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE) MARINE GROUND INVESTIGATION (GI) FINAL FIELDWORK REPORT CONTENTS PAGE No. Contract Data Summary Sheet @ Contents (i) 1. INTRODUCTION 1 2. THESITE 1 3. GEOLOGY 2 4. FIELDWORK 24 4.1 SETTING OUT 2 42 INVESTIGATION STATIONS 24 42.1 Drillholes 23 4.23. Rock and Soil Description 3 424 Photography 3-4 43 FIELD TESTS 4.3.1 Standard Penetration Tests 5. DIGITAL RECORDS 5.1 METHOD 5.2. DATA INDEX 6. REFERENCES Auuunaea "TASK ORDER NO, GEDOIS/I0225 wLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED _ CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 TASK ORDER NO.: GE/2018/10.22B AGREEMENT NO. CE 76/2019 (CE) IMPROVEMENT WORKS AT LEUNG SHUEN WAN PIER, SHAM CHUNG PIER AND. SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE PIER DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE) MARINE GROUND INVESTIGATION (GD) FINAL FIELDWORK REPORT, CONTENTS (continued! TABLES Table 1 Investigation Stations Co-ordinates and Levels Table 2 Summary of Drillhole Results APPENDICES, Appendix 1 Rock and Soil Descriptions Appendix 2 Material Code for Log Legend Appendix 3. Drillhole Records Appendix 4 Drillhole Photographs Appendix 5 Investigation Stations Location Plan Appendix 6 Digital Records "TASK ORDER NO. GEROISIO22B wmLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED REPORT TO, No. GEROIWTIODELAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 TASK ORDER NO.: GE/2018/10.22B AGREEMENT NO. CE 76/2019 (CE) IMPROVEMENT WORKS AT LEUNG SHUEN WAN PIER, SHAM CHUNG PIER AND SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE PIER DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION (SAM MUN TSAI VILLAGE) MARINE GROUND INVESTIGATION (GI) FINAL FIELD WORK REPORT 1 INTRODUCTION In March 2019, Lam Geotechnies Limited was awarded a thirty months Term Contract (GE/2018/10) to carry out marine ground investigation and geophysical surveys for Geotechnical Engineering Office (GEO) of Civil Engineering and Development Department. The Contract Area for the works is within any location within Hong Kong including Hong Kong Waters, up to high water mark and on inland waterways, accessible from the sea, The works consist of ground investigation over water or from scaffolding over shallow water. The overall scope of the Contract primarily includes taking disturbed and undisturbed common ground samples, obtaining cores (both rock and man-made materials) and all reporting as required by the Engineer. This report details the ground investigation carried out for Task Order No. GE/2018/10.22B issued under the Contract. The site was located at Sam Mun Tsai Village and consisted of 6 nos. of marine drillholes. The fieldwork was carried out between 3rd June 2021 and 17 June 2021 under the supervision of Civil Engineering and Development Dapartment. 2. THE SITE The site is located at Sam Mun Tsai Village. (See Contract Data Summary). Easting Northing A 839900 835000 B 840200 835200 ic 840200 835000 D 839900 835200 ‘The positions of the individual investigation stations are indicated on Investigation Stations Location Plan included in Appendix 5. "TASK ORDER NO, GEADINT02IB TLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. 3. GEOLOGY The 1:20000 scale HGM 20 series geological map of Hong Kong Sheet 7 (Sha Tin — Edition TI, 2008) indicates that the site is underlain by Quaternary mud blanked. ‘According to the findings of the GI works, bedrock of the site is porphyritic medium — and fine-grained granodiorite, which is overlaid by MARINE DEPOSIT and ALLUVIUM. ‘A summary of the strata encountered in driliholes is given in Table 2. A brief description for the drilloles is given below. For a full description of the materials encountered reference should be made to the individual records given in Appendix 3. Materials encountered are given below. Marine Deposit was encountered in all drillholes, which comprised sandy fine to coarse GRAVELS with shell fragments/ slightly clayey fine to coarse SAND with shell fragments/ coral fragments. Alluvium was encountered in drillhole no. SMT-BH1, which comprised GRAVELS. Completely decomposed GRADODIORITE was encountered in all drillholes, which ‘comprised sandy clayey SILT. Highly/ moderately / slightly decomposed GRANODIORITE was encountered in all drillholes. 4, FIELDWORK Marine drilling operations are conducted from purpose built jack-up barge. ‘The jack- up barge is equipped with one drilling rig, four supporting legs. The jack-up are supported by tugboat (for moving and positioning) and if necessary, a general purposed transport vessel, generally an attendant boat. 4.1 SETTING OUT ‘The jack-up barge was anchored with its legs jacked down on the sea floor upon arrival at the proposed location, Setting out of the barge at the investigation station location was undertaken by electronic (DGPS) method. Seabed levels to Principal Datum were determined by relating plate soundings to tide levels obtained from nearest Tide Gauge at Tai Po Kau. The co-ordinates and levels of each investigation station were summarized in Table 1 42 INVESTIGATOIN STATIONS. 4.2.1 Drillholes "TASK ORDER NO. GEAOIST0226 zLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED Six drillholes (SMT-BH1 to SMT-BH6) were carried out at the locations agreed with the Engincer and shown on the enclosed Investigation Stations Location Plan (Appendix 5). ‘The co-ordinates and reduced seabed levels of the drillholes are given in Table 1. The drillhole records are presented in Appendix 3. Undisturbed mazier samples were taken at required depths as instructed. Mazier samples were taken by using triple tube retractable core barrel fitted with one metre long rigid clear ABS plastic liner tube to retain the samples. Undisturbed U100 samples were taken in specific drillholes at required depths as instructed. Small-disturbed samples were obtained from the cutting shoe of samplers. All sampling was reported at the relevant depths on the drillhole records. ‘The drillholes were advanced through common ground by rotating Px (140mm diameter) and Hx (115mm diameter) drill casing using seawater as the flushing medium. The drillholes were then advanced through highly to moderately decomposed rock and better, by using T6-116 and/or T2-101 double tube core barrels with diamond drill bits. 96mm (T6-116) and 84mm (2-101) diameter cores were recovered within the inner stationary tube of the core barrels, and brought to the surface. The rock core was then hydraulically extruded from the core barrel and arranged in proper sequence in the core boxes with dividers marking the start and finish of each core run, 4.2.2. Rock and Soil Descriptions Rock and Soil descriptions are in accordance with the general principles given in Geoguide 3: ‘Guide to Rock and Soil Descriptions’ (GEO 2017) and the checklists are included in Appendix 1. The descriptive terms for the additional constituents in composite soil types are as follows: “with occasional’ for less than 5% additional materials “with some’ for between 5% and 20% additional materials “with much’ for between 20% and 50% additional materials Soil descriptions and delineation of strata on the drillhole records were based primarily on the examination of samples obtained during drilling and, to a lesser extent, on the daily site records. Non-destructive logging techniques have been employed in the preparation of rock descriptions. 4.2.3. Photography Photographs of all the drillholes are included in Appendix 4. The reference board shown in the photographs given details of the photographs contents, "TASK ORDER NO. GHA0IST0225 3LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED Where small disturbed samples and rock cores are present in the same box the container lids have been removed prior to photography to display the disturbed samples. The board in the drillhole photograph gives the depth range of the ossified cement grout/rock cores displayed in that box, but only where core run depths coincide with the start and finish of the rock contained in a particular core box. The depth has been put in brackets if it is not the start or end of a core run, For details of the small disturbed sample depths, reference should be made to the individual drillhole records. 43 FIELD TESTS 43.1 Standard Penetration Tests Standard penetration tests were carried out in all drillholes as specified in accordance with BS EN ISO 22476-3:2005: Geotechnical investigation and testing — Field testing (Part 3 : Standard penetration test). SPT Liner samples were recovered by means of an aluminium tube of 35mm nominal diameter placed within the SPT split barrel sampler. The ‘N’ value is recorded as the sum of the number of blows required to drive the split spoon through the final 300mm of the test. If the full penetration of the test drive is not achieved after 100 blows of the drive hammer, the number of blows and the penetration achieved (in mm) will be recorded and the test terminated. TASK ORDER NO. GEAUIAO228 7LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED 5. DIGITAL RECORDS 5.1 METHOD Both the preliminary and final logs have been produced using gINT (Windows version 8.20), a commercially available software package capable of providing the ground investigation data in ASCII digital format. The data is provided in uncompressed format on a CD-ROM submitted with the Final Field Work Report. The data file format complies with the third edition of the Association of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Specialists (AGS) publication “Electronic Transfer of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Data”, published in November 1999. The usage of the AGS data format shall follow the recommendation of the “AGS Digital Data Format — Recommendations of Usage in Hong Kong” dated March 2002, prepared by AGS Format Subcommittee of the Association of Geotechnical Specialists (HK) Ltd. ‘A computer-generated graphics of the material code for log legend adopted for the contract are included in Appendix 2. 5.2. DATA INDEX ‘The media index record and the data disks are included in each original copy of the Final Field Work Report. The Digital image of the Final Field Work Reports shall be in Acrobat format and shall contain the complete contents of the report, including all drawings and individual Investigation Station records. Prepared By: Certified By: \ 40 ~ icky Chow Hon Ming, Geotechnical Engineer Contractor's Representative "TASK ORDER NO, GE01810.228 ; 3LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED_ REFERENCES AGS (1999) :‘Electronic Transfer of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Data’. Association of Geotechnical and Geoenvironmental Specialists, United Kingdom. BSI (1990): BS1377: 1990 “Method of Tests for Soils for Civil Engineering Purposes’, British Standards Insitute, London. GEO (2017):Geoguide 2 “Guide to Site Investigation’. Geotechnical Engineering Office, Hong Kong GEO (201 jeoguide 3 “Guide to Rock and Soil Description’. Geotechnical Engineering Office, Hong Kong GEO (2001):GEOSPEC 3 ‘Model Specification For soil Testing’. Geotechnical Engineering Office, Hong Kong GEO (1991):Geological Sheet No. 7: ‘Sha Tin in Series HGM20:; Edition 11-2008" Geotechnical Control Office, Hong Kong Macbeth (1992): ‘Munsell Soil Colour Charts’. Kollmorgen Instruments Corp. USA. ‘TASK ORDER NO. GEAVIAIO22B eLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED SUMMARY TABLES "FO. No, GEROTSTO2IB| te Law crorecunics Mire Agreement No. CE 76/2019 (CE) Improvement Works at Leung Shuen Wan Pier, Sham Chung Pier and Sam Mun Tsai Village Pier Design and Construction (Sam Mun Tsai Village) Northing Seabed Level (m) (m.P.D) | 83997999 | «83508085 “439 | SMT-BH2 s1o003.98 | —_—835106.87 2.04 er cones (MELE 6 SMT-BH4 | 84003032 | —-835098.00— | [Ritter ie 84001420 | i SMT-BH6 (Additional) | 8394.80 Notes: 1. All levels related to Hong Kong Principal Datum 2. All co-ordinates related to Hong Kong (1980) Metric Grid GEADIBIOW.0. 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No. GEROIWTODIBLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED DESCRIPTION For the preparation of crilhole logs the sol description may report the following information as appropriate in the order Indicated ‘Sol Strength (compactness & consistency) Colour Weathering Soll Name ‘Additonal Geological Information (ther qualifying remarks. 1 SOIL STREN Soil Type Tem, Identification Very Coarse Loose By inspection of voids and particle packing (COBBLES & in the fied (from tial pits ony) BOULDERS) Dense Very loose ‘SPT N' value 0-4 Loose ‘SPT 4-10; can be excevated with spade; Coarse ‘50mm peg easiy driven, (SANDS & Medium dense ‘SPT 10-30, GRAVELS) Dense ‘SPT 80-50; roquires pick for excavation; 50mm peg hard to drive Very dense SPT > 50, Very soft LUndrained shear strength (USS) < 20 kPa; exudes between fingers when squeezed in hand Fine Soft USS 20-40 KPa; moulded by ight finger pressure. (CLAYS & Firm USS 40-75 kPa; can be moulded by strong finger SiLTS) pressure. ‘sti USS 75-180 kPa; cannot be moulded by finger, can be indented by thumb. Very stiff or hard USS > 150 kPa; can be indented by thumbnal. Organic (ORGANIC Compact Fibres already compressed together. CLAYS, SILTS Spongy Very compressible and open structure. SANDS & Prastic ‘Can be mouldea in hand and smears fingers. PEATS) Terms applicable only o TRANSPORTED SOILS. For soils derived from insitu rock weathering, record actual values of quantitative tests as pat of the description, where appropriate 2 COLOUR Parameter Terme Value Light, Dark ‘Chroma Pinkish, Reddish, Yellowish, Orangish, Brownish, Greenish, Blush, Purplish, Greyish Hue Pink, Red, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Green, Blue, Purple, White, Grey, Black For uniform colour distribution, choose a hue, supplemented by a value andlor chroma if necessary. For non-uniform distribution, repeat ths procedure using one of the following descriptors: spotied, matled, dappled, streaked, stiped (eg. ight yellowish brown mottled with red). State whether sample was wet or dry when described (if appropriate). ‘APPENDIRR PAGE OFTLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. 3. WEATHERING ‘Soll Derived from Insitu Weathering of Rocks ‘There are two main types: saprolites (rock lexturelstrucure retained) and residual sols (rock texturefstructure completely destroyed). Describe state of weathering in accordance with Item 4 for rock description (see Rock Description). Sedimentary (Transported) Solis Coarse sois: Describe overall discolouration of sol and degree of decomposition of gravel and larger particles (Gee item 4, Rock Description). Also note any signs of disintegration of large particles where apparent Fine Sols: Describe overall discolouration of soll where apparent. 4 SOILNAME ‘A. Basie Soil Types ‘SollType Particle Sizes (mm Identification BOULDERS a > 200 ‘Only seen complete in pits or exposures. Often dificult to ‘COBBLES = 60 - 200 recover from boreholes. Easly visible to nakes eye: particle shape and Coarse 20 - 60 trading can be described GRAVELS Medium 6 - 20 Wel-gradea: wide range of grain sizes. Fine 2-6 Poorly-graded: not well-graded (split further into uniform or ‘gap-graded), Coarse 08-2 Visible to naked eye: very lite or no cohesion: grading ‘SANDS Medium 0.2 - 08 can be described. May be well-graded or poory-graded Fine 0.08 - 0.2 (uniform or gap-graded) as for grave. ‘Only coarse sit barely visible to naked eye: exhibits litle ‘Coarse 0.02 - 0.06 Plasticity and marked diatancy: slighty granular or silky to SILTS Medium 0.008 = 0.02 the touch. Disintegrates in water, lumps dry quicky Fine 0.002 - 0.006 | possesses cohesion but can be powdered easily between fingers. ‘Dry lumps can be broken by hand but not powdered between the finges. Disintegrates in water more slowly than sit: smooth to the cays = < 0.002 touch: exhibits plasticty but no dlatancy: sticks to the fingers and dries slow: shrinks appreciably on drying, usualy showing cracks. These properties more noticeable with increasing plasticity ‘ORGANIC CLAYS, SILTS - varies Contains much organic vegetable matter. Often has a ‘OR SANDS noticeable smell and changes colour on oxidation, PEATS - varies Predominantly plant remains: usually dark brown or black In colour, often with distinctive smel: ow bulk density “RPPENDIKA PRGEZOF 12LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED B. Comosite Soll Types (Motures of Basic T Principal Terminology ‘Term for Secondary ‘Got Secondary Soll Tye ‘Sequence Constvent| Constituent Very coarse: with occasional <5 (BOULDERS 8 Secondary constituents COBBLES) (finer material) + with some 5-20 (50% of after principal soll> 60mm) with much 20-50 Slightly (sty, clayey or siylclayey) © <5 Coarse. Secondary constituents = (sly, clayey or sitylciayey) © 5-15 (GRAVELS & before principal (excluding Very (sity. clayey or sityciayey) © 15-35 SAND) gravel, cobbles & "AND / OR. (85% gravel & boulders) + | Stignty (sandy) o <5 ‘sand sizes) = (sandy) 5-20 Very (sandy) © 20-60 Fine (SILTS & Secondary consttuants Siighty (sandy) © <35 CLAYS) (35% before principal (excluding ee eee ee = Boulders) + GRAVEL term wl be placed at end of description. {+ Fullname of finer material should be given, (© Secondary soil ype as approprite: use ‘silyclayey when a distinction cannot be made between the two, gravel, cobbles or boulders are also present in a coarse or fine sol this can be Indicated by using one of the folloivng terms relating to the very coarse fraction afte the prinlpal with occasional (<5), with some’ (S- 20), with many (20-50), where figures in brackets are % very coarse material expressed as a fraction of the ‘whole sol For fine sols, plasticity terms should also be described where possible, vi: “non-plastic’ (generally sits), intermediate plasticity (lean clays), high plasticity (fat clays) ADDITIONAL GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION Record geological name which indicates geological origin or sol type (e.g. Aluvium, Debris Flow Deposit, Marine Deposit etc). Refer to HKGS maps & memoirs for further information, (OTHER QUALIFYING REMARKS (IF REQUESTED) Here any addtional celevant information may be added 2g. (a) Particle shape & Composition (©) Structure {) Discontinuties Notes: For ull description of sols derived from instu rock weathering: (2) Sapcoltes (cock texture/structure retained) - describe as rocks, supplemented by soil strength (but not relative density) and soll name terms in brackets. (b) Residual Sos (rock textrelstructure completely destroyed) - describe as sols, supplemented by name ‘of parent rock where apparent from felé evidence. APPENDIXA PAGES OF 7LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. ROCK DESCRIPTION For the preparation of drole logs the rock description may report the following information as appropriate inthe order Indicated Strength Colour ‘Material Weathering/Ateration Grain Size Rock Name Discontinulties ‘Additional Geological Information ther qualifying remarks. 1. STRENGTH Tem ‘entification Extremely weak Easily crumbled by hand: indented deeply by thumbnail Very weak Crumbled with aifficuty: scratched easly by thumbnail: peeled by pocket ka Weak Broken into pieces by hand: scratched by thumbnail: peeled by pocked knife: deep indentations (to 5mm) by point of geological pick: hand-held specimen easily broken by single ight hammer biow. ‘Moderately weak Broken with dificulty in two hands: scratched with difculty by thumbnail: difficult to peel but ‘easily scratched by pocket knife: shallow indentations easily made by point of pick: hand- held specimen usualy broken by single light hammer blow. ‘Moderately strong Scratched by packet knife: shallow indentations made by frm blow with pont of pick: hand= held specimen usually broken by single frm hammer blow. ‘Strong Firm blows with point of pick cause only superficial surface damage: hand-held specimen requires more than one frm hammer blow to break Very stong ‘Many hammer blows required to break specimen, Extremely stong Specimen only chipped by hammer blows, Terms Light, Dark Pinkish, Reddish, Yellowish, Orangish, Brownish, Greenish, Sluish, Purplsh, Greyish Pink, Red, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Green, Bive, Purple, White, Grey, Black For uniform colour distribution, choose @ hue. supplemented by a value and /or chroma if necessary. For non-uniform dstributon, repeat ths procedure using one ofthe following descriptors: spotted, moted, dappled, ‘streaked, striped (e.g ight pinkish gray spotted wit black) APPENDIX PAGES OF 12LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED 3. GRAINSIZE Size of Component Panicies Fine grained 2.60 microns (grains larger than 10 microns Silt sible using X10 hand lens) Medium grained 60 microns - 2 mm (just visible 1o naked eyes) Sand size Coarse grained 260mm Gravel sie 4. MATERIAL WEATHERING / ALTERATION Decomposition Grade Tem ‘Symbol Typical Charactecstes Resival 7 ‘Original rock texture completely destroyed: can be crumbled by hand and Soll finger pressure into constituent grains. Completely v CCxiginal rock texture preserves: can be crumbled by hand and finger pressure Decomposed into constivent grains: easily indented by point of geological pick: slakes in water: completely discoloured compared with fresh rock, Highiy v (Can be broken by hand into smaller pieces: makes a dul sound wien struck Decomposed by hammer: not easily indented by point of pick: does not slake in water: ‘completely discoloured compared with fresh rock Moderately u Cannot usually be broken by hand: easly broken by hammer, makes a dul or Decomposed slight ringing sound when struck by hammer: completely stained throughout Slignty 0 Not broken easily by hammer: makes a ringing sound when struck by Decomposed hammer: fresh rock colours generally retained but stained near jint surfaces. Fresh ' Not broken easly by hammer: makes a ringing sound when struck by Rock hammer: no visible signs of decomposition (2. no discolouration). ‘This classification is epplicable to igneous and volcanic rocks and other rocks of equivalent strength in fresh state. Disintecration Describe small-scale cracking and fracturing caused by mechanical weathering, where apparent. Alteration Describe state of alteration (e.g, mineralised, kaolinised) where apparent. 5. ROCK NAME (Including Grain Size) Igneous Coarse- (6-20mm), Medium: (2-6mm) & Fine- (0.06-2mm) grained GRANITE: GRANODIORITE, Very Fine-grained (<0.06mma) RHYOLITE: BASALT. (Common types only, see Geoguide 3 for others) Pyrociastic : PYROCLASTIC BRECCIA (>60mm), Lapil TUFF (2-60mm), Coarse ash TUFF (0,06-2mm), Fine ash TUFF (<0.08mm). Metamorphic : Foliated - SCHIST (20,06mm), PHYLLITE (<0.08mm), Non-fllated-MARBLE, QUARTZITE, FAULT BRECCIA, Sedimentary : CONGLOMERATE, BRECCIA (>2mm), SANDSTONE(0.08-2mm), MUDSTONE(<0,06mm) = 'SILTSTONE(0,002:0,08mm) + CLAYSTONE(<0,002mm). (Common types only), frock name cannot be identified, describe gain size quantitatively. including textual term where appropriate, APPENDIKA PAGES OF 7LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. DISCONTINUITIES SPACING Tem ‘Spacing Extremely widely spaced >6m ‘Very widely spaced 2-6m Widely spaced 06-2m Medium spaced 200 - 600 mm Closely spaced 60-200 mm Very closely spaced 20-60.mm Extremely closely spaced < 20mm Acarture Size Wide (=200mm), Moderately wide (60-200mm), Moderately narrow (20-60mm), Narrow (6-20mm), Very narrow (2- mm), Extremely narrow (>0-2mm), Tight (zero) ‘This i not normally described fr ack core from drilholes. {nfiting (ature) et Joints Clean Surface staining Decompased!Disintegrated rock Non-cohesive soi Cohesive soll Quanz Calcite Manganese Kaolin Other (Specify) Give full description of infil materials / minerals where appropriate, Fracture State In rithole cores, measure the folowing: 2) TOTAL CORE RECOVERY (T.C.R.) _-Defined as summed length of all pieces of recovered core ‘expressed as a percentage of length died (core run). When the ore is highly fragmented the length of such core is estimated by ‘assembing the fragments and estimating the length of cove that the ‘fragments appear to represent ) SOLID CORE RECOVERY (SCR) _ Defined as the length of material whichis recovered as solid core pioces at full diameter expressed as a percentage ofthe length of ‘core (dil) run. ©) ROCK QUALITY DESIGNATION (R.0.0.)_ ~ Defined as the length of sold core recovered in lengths greater than 100mm expressed as a percentage ofthe length of core (cil) ‘un, Measurements are made along the core axis and core pieces ‘must possess & full diameter to be included in the R.O.. value <) FRACTURE INDEX (F) Defined as the number of fractures per metre run, measured over ‘any length of reasonably uniform character, which isnot necessarily the core run length. If there ls a marked change in fracture frequency during a run the fracture index should be calculated for each part ofthe run separately. Where core is too highly fractured for fracture index to be ‘measured the term N.1. meaning NOT INTACT is inserted, NR - NO RECOVERY NA- NOT APPLICABLE NOTE: Artificial fractures caused by core handling or by the dling process are ignored when measuring the ‘above values, ‘RPPENDIKA PAGES OFLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. 7. ADDITIONAL GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION Record geoiogical formation name if known. Avoid conjecture. Refer to HKGS maps & memoirs for further information. 8. OTHER QUALIFYING REMARKS, [At the end ofthe description comments can be made on the nature of joins end discontinuities, mineralisation and ‘other factors that may be of engineering or descriptive importance Examples: Vary strong, ight greyish pink, slightly decomposed fine grained GRANITE, with closely to medium spaced, iron tained joins dipping at subhorizontal to 10°, 40" and 85°, (one subvertical joint) Extremely weak, light yellowish brown spotted with grey, dark brown and white, completely decomposed, madium- ‘grained GRANITE, wih occasional relict joins. (Slightly sity/clayey, fine SAND with some subanguiar fine to ‘coarse aravel APPENDIKA PAGE TOF TZKEY TO MATERIAL SYMBOLS Material Code AGGLOM ASH ASPHALT BASALT BEDROCK BIOCLAST BLANK BLDR BLDRCBBL BRECCIA CBBL CHALK CLAY CLAYB CLAYG CLAYO CLAYS CLAYSB CLAYSG CLAYSTON CLAYZ CLAYZB CLAYZG CLAYZO CLAYZS CLAYZSB CLAYZSG CLAYZSGO CLAYZSO_ COAL CONCRETE CONGLOM CORAL DOLOMITE FAULT FILL FINE FISSIN GABBRO GNEISS. GRACBBZS GRANITE GRAV GRAVB. GRAVC GRAVCBBL GRAVCS GRAVCZS LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. Description Pyroclastic Breccia (volcanic ash, agglomerate) Pyroclastic (volcanic ash) Asphalt Basalt Bedrock Shells, Bioclastic Remains Void or core loss Boulders Boulders and Cobbles Sedimentary Breccia Cobbles Chalk Clay Shelly Clay Gravelly Clay Organic Clay Sandy Clay Sandy Clay with shell fragments ‘Sandy Clay with gravel fragments, Claystone Silty Clay Silty Clay with shell fragments Silty Clay with gravel fragments Silty Clay with organic fragments Sandy Silty Clay Sandy Silty Clay with shell fragments Sandy Silly Clay with gravel fragments Sandy Silty Clay with gravel and organic fragments Sandy Silty Clay with organic fragments Coal Conorete Conglomerate Coral Dolomitic Limestone Fault rock (breccia, gouge, mylonite) Fil; includes landfill, rock fil, masonry wall SILTICLAY (Geoguide 3 p39) Fissure Infill Gabbro, Lamprophyre Gneiss, Coarse-grained Metamorphic Rock Silty sandy Gravel and Cobbles Granite, Coarse-grained Acid Igneous Rock Gravel Gravel with shell fragments Clayey Gravel Gravel and Cobbles Clayey Sandy Gravel Clayey Silty Sandy Gravel ‘APPENDIXA PAGES OFKEY TO MATERIAL SYMBOLS Material Code GRAVCZSB GRAVS GRAVSB. GRAVZ GRAVZS GYPSUM IGNSCG IGNSFG. IGNSMG LIMESTONE LsT LSTSLT MARBLE MDSTSLTS METACG METACON METAFG: METAMG METAREG MUDSTONE MUDSTONEST ORGANICS, PEGMTITE PHYLLITE QUARTZIT RHYOLITE SAND SANDB SANDC. SANDCB SANDCG SANDCZ SANDCZB SANDCZG SANDCZGB SANDCZGO SANDCZO SANDG SANDGB SANDSTON SANDZ SANDZB SANDZG SANDZGB SANDZGBO SANDZGO SANDZO. SCHIST LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. Clayey Silty Sandy Gravel with shell fragments Sandy Gravel Sandy Gravel with shell fragments Silty Gravel Silty Sandy Gravel Gypsum, Rocksalt, etc. Coarse-grained Igneous Rock Fine-grained Igneous Rock Medium-grained Igneous Rock Limestone Limestone Interbedded Limestone and Siltstone Yuen Long Marble Interbedded Mudstone and Siltstone Coarse-grained Metamorphic Rock Contact Metamorphic Rock Fine-grained Metamorphic Rock Medium-grained Metamorphic Rock Regional Metamorphic Rock Mudstone Silty Mudstone Peat Very coarse-grained Igneous Rock Phylite, Mylonite (Fine-grained Metamorphic Rock) Quartzite, Coarse-grained Metamorphic Rock Rhyolite, Fine-grained Acid Igneous Rock Sand Shelly Sand Clayey Sand Clayey Sand with shell fragments Clayey Sand with gravel fragments Silty Clayey Sand Silty Clayey Sand with shell fragments Silty Clayey Sand with gravel fragments Silty Clayey Sand with gravel and shell fragments Silty Clayey Sand with gravel and organic fragments Silty Clayey Sand with organic fragments Gravelly Sand ‘Sand with gravel and shell fragments Sandstone Silty Sand Silty Sand with shell fragments Silty Sand with gravel fragments Silty Sand with gravel and shell fragments Silty Sand with gravel, shell and organic fragments Silty Sand with gravel and organic fragments Silty Sand with organic fragments Schist (Medium-grained Metamorphic Rock) “APPENDIXA PAGES OF 2KEY TO MATERIAL SYMBOLS SILTCS SILTCSB SILTCSG SILTCSGO SILTCSO SILTG SILTMUD SILTO SILTS SILTSG SILTSTON SYENITE TOPSOIL TRACHYTE TUFF TUFFINE voiD WASHING LAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED Description Shale, Fissile Mudstone silt Shelly Silt Clayey Silt Clayey Silt with shell fragments Clayey Silt with gravel fragments Clayey Silt with organic fragments Sandy Clayey Silt Sandy Clayey Silt with shell fragments Sandy Clayey Sit with gravel fragments ‘Sandy Clayey Silt with gravel and organic fragments Sandy Clayey Silt with organic fragments Gravelly Silt Sitstone & Mudstone Organic silt Sandy Silt Sandy Silt with gravel fragments Siltstone Granodiorite, Syenite, Monzonite Topsoil Dacite, Latite, Andesite, Trachyte, Trachyandesite Coarse Ash Tuff, Lapilli Tuff, Eutaxite Fine Ash Tuff Void Wash Boring (no sample recovery attempted) BRE ETOLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED. “APPENDIX PAGE TT OFTa ;| 3 a zl Z| g 7 IC BSES br: 11) i PAGE 12 OF 12 ‘APPENDIKRLAM GEOTECHNICS LIMITED APPENDIX 3 DRILLHOLE RECORDS TO. No, GEROTAIO2BDRILLHOLE RECORD DRILLHOLE No. SMT-BH1 CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 SHEET 1 of 2 am JOB TITLE Agreement Ne, CE 7672018 (CR) {improvement Works af Loung Shuen Wan Pier, Sham Chung Pier and Sam Mun Tsai Village Pier | __Basign'and Construction (Sam Mun Tsai Village) METHOD WAR ‘CO-ORDINATES TASK ORDER No. cenoter10.228 = —— £ ase979.99 on MACHINE &1No. LAM N 235000. 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GE 702018 (CE) {tfprovement Works af Leung Shuen Wan Pier, Sham Chung Pier and Sam Mun Tsai Vilage Pier ______Babigntand Gonstnuction (Sam Mun TsaiVilaga) | METHOD WeRC ‘CO-ORDINATES ‘TASK ORDER No ce01810.228 pesos eee eee EEEnn Sr MACHINE & No, LAM9 N DATE from 0810872021 to os10872021 FLUSHING MEDIUM Sea Water ORIENTATION Vertical | SEABEDLEVEL: -206 mo ia apt lee a oR MTLESEAE soe Hl fh rrr uaya) aby tess hit Es I Fy Deseipon GE (83|™ 28/22 82| 2 EF pape a laa 5 a T =) odin dene, Wont oray, fine to oarse SAN] | E ‘sc Sl a hel tages GRE \ = 7 Bema weak oun oiey cacomposed Corse Le GUNODIORITE Cnty Saye caney SIT) | Moderately weak to moderately strong, brown, {ested whe an gay, era cacrmposed wy} emo oraned GAANODIORITE win cone” | ‘Spaced rough, undulating very nar mone | \ ahd manganese Snes ins ppg at 10 \COnESTONE) | ek oars We on pote We Igy decgcant cue re yj ba |} GRANODIORITE (Sigh sandy reo coarse -} td \Gravets ‘Song, ry, spate pk and wie, | “4 = Gecampened crore raned GAANODIOR TE | “yy i ‘ath meal owl. cay very osey and Zl Sloe spaced rut ard oo pla na © Sma cisusves Same — | Packor Test a a 2 Wimeton f Remaricngente 00D aan acon Soedrerabe at G vrounsnucedsanen —T._Posaranatr Tost ome eae | Hi vioovnamseessorce $ Pomanay Ten cveceeo nem | @ wesrsanoe T.nu Ten To | Brewton \V_ mauve torte are swowcnat | GEDDRILLHOLE RECORD DRILLHOLE No. SMT-BH2 jam. 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CO-ORDINATES | Task oRDERNe —_Geoten0.28 secon 0 — MACHINE & No LAM 8 N 83610887 DATE fom 0862021 to ovoez021 FLUSHING MEDIUM Soa Wator ORIENTATION Vertical | SEABEDLEVEL: —-204 mPO #4) | ] g vom] #] 2| (SER S| . sevome Ele | Eig sSEEE 2g) mm keke ren 2/34) 82958) 2 SRE 8 [8 EE ale pF aia aaah undulan, exrenaynarow, Ione sane, oY, pieMs * Far) Site goed ean) jms; png tO 10> 4 Fo) gaseree Kx 8.00-9,10m: moderately weak, brown and highly | Padi S7e cer marae strong to ston, bow x) | Soest anand mere aocorsoet | ar tas nal ar | Wy | Be | |e | jl | |Z | Rope | 96 sar {ol xe | ZI ae iy | ex Yy He [sce fhe | | te T End of investigation hole at 14.63m_ | | E | | | | | E | fetes | ie Packer Tost & Peommroueoeere | LOGGED wnrag | Standard Penetration Test smut es | pare same |U100 Unceaxbed Sample} Permesbity Test CHECKED K.c.Wu V neewoeetee | ome sanaPri DRILLHOLE RECORD DRILLHOLE No. SMT-BH3 EL CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 SHEET 1 of 2 5B TITLE CE 7612019 (CE) vo {ffprovement Work af Loung Shuen Wan Pir, Sham Chung Pier and Sam Mun Tsai Village Per | ____Seaign and Construction (Sam Mun Tsai Vilage} ESE, METHOD WeRC CO-ORDINATES ‘TASK ORDER No. ceoter10.228 at SSERSDEPSTETT = 840025.25 oa MACHINE & No. LAM 9 NEE assis DATE from f0106/2021 to 11/06/2021 FLUSHING MEDIUM Sea Water | omieNTaTION Vertical SEABEDLEVEL: -0.06 mp gts tebst angles | B 8) 22 loom), 8S giby tess 22\6 Deseron \f Fr as gilts } 2/83) om ebB2 38) 2 FE a mw onl wal co i {roweaeei) Pw ~ f7)) Medium dense, grey, fine to coarse SAND with | | : Se land tel tage Gene | ce LE | | | bo mt EF fee | | | cj | \ | : | gd | onl ate a pay baal \* i Cc .2.50-4.50m: light greyish yellow | | 4 #4, By q By | | | joe ae) Gy bf | | a : ‘Saft. br lightly sandy clayey SILT | feo 80) das ‘Extremely weak, brown, spotted white and ee ‘completely decomposed coarse grained ee ‘GRANOOIORITE (Signy clayey sanay SILT) Sarena weak, eh Wow, pO a grated GRANODISRITE hy Cay sity oto coeree SAND) sa aay BR Ven ode bo E | } | v | ‘Very weak to weak, brownish grey, spotted ‘youn gly decomposes enses grand GRANOSIORITE (Pe fo coarse SAND with Scie graves and cts) © srmomeasonee [Pes at A ew seme Prone SenonTe | LODGED. 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CE 76/2018 (CE) improvement Wor METHOD W#RC MACHINE & No. FLUSHING MEDIUM Sea Water Lams ‘CO-ORDINATES E 840028.25 N 835101.71 ORIENTATION Vertical ks at Leung Shuen Wan Pier, Sham Chung Pior and Sam Mun Tsai Village Pior Design and Construction (Sam Mun Tsai Village) | DATE from t0106/2024 |_ SEABED LEVEL ‘TASK ORDER No, GEno018/10.228 to t1/06/2021 (wate ‘Dept o ‘ing Progress Depiisze Total Coe ‘ating _ | Recovery % Sol Cow Teste i Rao, Index & — rete HE ‘decomposes \ (Coarse GRAVELS) sheet Tor SRR sas, || vgatese ane ts Sing 2010 (CORESTONE) Corgena osespenes ONODIORTE fw ‘Siro, grey, spotted pink and wie, ela ecompoced coarse graines GRANODIORITE. ‘wi modium to widely, focally closely spaced, Smooth and rough, planar and undulating ery arrow to extremely narow, monte stared ‘alee coated (1-2mun) is, apping at 20-20" and 70°80" ‘at-12 43m moderately weak, brown and Nighy decomposed 1240-12 85m moderately strong, brown 10 brownish grey and moderately decomposed ‘1382-18. wih sobverial js End of investigation hole at 776m — ‘Smal sated Sale asamp oo Undstuted Sage usr sanoe Pon Same Tracers Panes re LocceD wicrung T Prseenet Tot core i areas Eames rst cwecKeD Kew T, sina avonrTo) \V_ tam vane Ste Tet REMARKS cEnaTaODRILLHOLE RECORD DRILLHOLE No. SMT-BH4 am CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 SHEET 4 of = 2 VOBTITLE Agreement No, CE 7672019 {SSprovement Works af Leung Shuen Wan Pir, Sham Chung Per and Sam Mun Tea Vilage Pir | ___Design and Construction (Sam Mun Tsai Village), METHOD WeRC COORDINATES TASK ORDER No cenotano228 EasibilalaacaaaseeeeeStnSotSSES |e mane TeToay E [a + FLUSHING MEDIUM Sea Water [ORIENTATION Verteat | SEABEDLEVEL: —-024 mPO |e ] g hme tate saroes |B | ¢ gern sicheel fo ghee Bs Desepon 32) m abB8/88) 2 BE easel e |S = 7 7 — aris dans, a re. treo peas I SAND wi many Shel fragments (MARINE © BePosin) | |Be " ¢ | pe OE | G | | | Pe testo 2 oe Z “ ‘4. 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GE/2018/10 SHEET 2 of 2 VOBTITLE.Agrosmont Ne, CE TSz0%9 CE) front Wr af att Shuen Man Pir, Stam Chung Per andSam Mun Tol Vilage Pr METHOD WeRC / co-oRDINATES TASK ORDER No. eenota0228 = e4o0s092 a ——| MACHINE & No. LAMS N_#36088.00 DATE fom 121082021 to 18/08/2021 FLUSHING MEDIUM — Sea Water ORIENTATION Vertical | SEABEDLEVEL: -024 mPD 7 «glen abs eb 28 |ocon Bee sk Tess 1B | el Desepion af 33) balgh e)e 15) t a rabeat a 1% Sx | pele | HEB 1 rae em wt wa nd wy = | dtngeet so oo sopr BE nea ‘Strong to very strong ted pink and = =| | whntersighy decomposed coarse granad < | | QuvOBONTE wh means ote bealy = | | Seyeedyansctecm seme, omc oe et) | Boast a rare x | | Sabadinse loonte Sc mere | re) | eee see ten rk apt ot |) See See Sor | re | wo} | lee —_ LI sen!” 3 En nition le 677 Ha Lt \ 09, Seat DearoetSengs [Padre “rears 2 Mawes 3 Ponmmereuepeete | 100060 WxRe 4} Sinrcoye | toaestoerntae | B cotcaccewme I. prneeenr et srt TE ico undsurveasemeie Pemesbiny Test CHECKED KC. poem asaiarasnie ane poor a Yast erton ovre seat caryDRILLHOLE RECORD DRILLHOLE No. SMT-BH5S CONTRACT NO. GE/2018/10 ‘SHEET ‘t of ri OBIE. paveraniNe OETA CD fareerrt NGA Gma oe sede Shven Wan Per, Sham Chung Por and Sam Mun Teal Vilage Pir ; ete sa Ve WeTHOD Were COORDINATES TASKORDER We. Geotenoz2e = aootaz0 MACHINE &No. LAME fe DATE fom o6;0672021 to 071062021 FLUSHING MEDIUM — Sen Water ORIENTATION Verteal | SEABEDLEVEL: -1.24 mPO sm |eete] || ef 28 ow af Ved Teas R\s Deseroten Sal as hi beeen} fw - | | gry aera soa SAND | PER | Sraabenceerstars case cine, AHS Gy) aqme (MARINE DEPOSIT) oe ce i [ey | by 2 OT oe) 28) —|— rim rey, gh sandy clayey SILT wi some Bs eee igi) | SOAR ERS rts] te i i | eee CE — parang tro core 1) | Sekt, Seem beeen: [ ; Scar reonens ose DeeOST) bas . 3.00-4,10m: medium dense | aee| 2 wm Se w jew ede hm 4 2) yy Y Y sierra ase Z ane eee | eae i ] & -| & | GZ | | zy sa ea a Z Y F seca! in|” comity Secompotnd eum gain © Sat Cxstubod Sample Packor Test REMARKS a a Wenee Sample i ‘Prazomatr | Sianopipe Te LOGGED WKFung SS. SS |S peers Heese sonst IE ico unasirse Sample Parmusity Tost CHECKED Kew Y Mazee Samole T._impression Packer! Tetevewer Test feces VY wavwecngten | ATE cow cenoTEno