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 Development Control Submission Checklist

1. The development control submission checklist serves only as a guide for Qualified Persons (QPs) to ensure that the planning submission requirements are complied with. There is no need for QPs to submit this checklist to Development Control Group, URA.

2. Reference to the planning requirements could be obtained from the Handbook on Parameters for residential and Non-residential development.

IMPORTANT NOTE:

Section II highlights the common planning requirements which are to be complied in a DC submission. If any of the requirements cannot be complied with, the QPs must list down the deviations in Annex 1; and attach it to the application form.

 

DEVELOPMENT CONTROL SUBMISSION CHECKLIST
(For reference only and not for submission to Development Control Group (URA))

 

SECTION I - SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Nos Items Please tick accordingly Remarks
Complied With Not Applicable
1 Road Line & Drainage Interpretation plans

To declare and endorse on the proposal plans that the Road reserve lines and Drainage reserve lines as indicated on plans are in accordance with respective interpretation plans
For details please refer to EDA WebPages)

     
2 Do not show the detailed technical information and codes of practice notes of other government agencies like the NEA, NParks, FSSD & LTA on the DC plans (For details, please refer to Circular No: URA/PB/2008/10-DCD dated 5 May 08)      
3 Fees

The required processing fees is payable by cheque. The cheque is to be submitted to URA within 2 working days from the date of submission.

     
4 Owner's/owners' consent

- To declare the owner's or owners' consent for the development application and append the endorsement on owner's consent to all CAD drawings.

- To furnish scanned copy of authorization letter from applicant.
     
5 Land Title Declaration 
- To furnish scanned copy of Land Title Declaration Form
(Soft copy can be downloaded from our website for your submission)
    Applicable to submission under DC3, DC12 and DC24
6 The site boundary and all plot boundary are verged red and with dimensions & plot areas indicated on plans.      
7 Proposed plot ratio, equivalent plot ratio & gross floor area are indicated on forms/and plans.      
8 All boundary and building setbacks (front, side & rear/upper storey rear) are indicated on plans.      
9 All building plots, communal open space & parcels of land for vesting such as road widening, drainage reserve, electric substation, septic tank, etc are shown as separate plots on plans. Please ensure separate plot is assigned to drainage reserve only when vesting is at CSC stage, otherwise, no separate plot is needed.      
10 All plot areas, widths & depths are indicated on the site plan and with a legend for two or more plots.      
11 Site coverage is indicated on forms and/or plans.      
12 Details of each building/types of building, number of storeys, the scale used and the highest height in metres AMSL are indicated on plan.      
13 Communal open space indicated on forms and/ or plans.     Applicable to strata landed development only
14 Existing land profile indicated & highlighted in colour. Proposed land profile indicated. (Where the proposed land profile is the same as the existing land profile, it should also be annotated on plan.     For all cross-section and elevations
15 Existing ground levels for the subject site and adjoining sites immediately across the common boundaries & proposed platform levels indicated on site plans and 1st storey plans.      
16 Proposal site on undulating grounds is accompanied by Topography Plan.      
17 Details of fencing shown on the submission plans.      
18 Retaining walls if any, are shown on the submission plans.      
19 Topographical plans with contours extending to a width of one metre beyond the side of development fronting the water course, including spot levels of drainage reserve land up to the edge of the bank.      
20 Typical cross-sections showing the proposed development of the area between the site and the drainage reserve or coastal area, including the existing and proposed ground levels.     Applicable to proposals affected by waterbodies
21 Clearance from Drainage Department, ENV for integration of linear body as part of the development/modification of the edge profile of the linear body is attached.      
22 Engineer's certification on the slope is attached.      
23 The project title is suitably appended to reflect more accurately the nature of the submission and highlight the predominant use only.      
24 Buffer requirements are indicated on plans.     *Refer to Buffer Standards
25 The tenure of land is indicated on plans.      
26 North point to face upwards on plan.      
27 2m wide planting strip along the boundary indicated on plans.     Except for landed housing developments & periphery of industrial developments
28 Access arrangement indicated on plans requirements.      
29 A massing model of scale 1:500     Applicable to URA Sales Projects except for industrial & warehouse developments
30 Building Finishes for developments within Central Area and selected sites outside Central Area as required in the Sales Technical Condition      
31 Air-conditioning ledges and air conditioning condensers, if any, are shown on the submission plans.     Applicable to landed housing developments only
32 Computation of the percentage of balcony perimeter opening     Applicable only to flats/condominium and hotel developments as well as the residential component of mixed use developments
33 Details of balcony screen design & retracting system shown on submission plans     Applicable only to flats/condominium and hotel developments as well as the residential component of mixed use developments
34 Details of PES protection / cover      
35 Infocomm Development Authority's (IDA) endorsement     Applicable only to proposals involving the setting up of mobile communications monopoles.

 

SECTION II - PLANNING REQUIREMENTS

Nos Items Please tick accordingly Remarks
Complied With Not Applicable
1 The subject site has a legal right of way or direct access from public road.     All sites must have vehicular access.
2 Access arrangement conforms with Land Transport Authority's requirements.      
3 Conformit with car parking requirements.      
4 Conformity with Good Class Bungalow Area guidelines.      
5 Conformity with Geylang Urban Design guidelines.      
6 Conformity with the MP 2003’s landuse      
7 Conformity with the DGP's building height      
8 Conformity with the MP 2003's plot ratio      
9 Width of structural fins within setback distance - 0.5m (max)      
10 Building and ancillary structures have complied with the required setback      
11 Basement has complied with the required setback      
12 Number of allowable units has been complied with     Applicable to strata landed development only
13 Road buffer (green and physical) has been complied with      
14 Site coverage has been complied with      
15 Communal open space provision has been complied with     Applicable to strata landed development only
16 Boundary wall height has been complied with the 1.8m (max)      
17 Retaining wall height has been complied with the 1m/1.5m (max)     1m(max) applicable to landed housing developments; 1.5m(max) applicable to non-landed housing developments
18 Retaining cum boundary wall height meets the 2.8m (max)      
19 Fencing & retaining wall have met the waterbodies requirement     Applicable to proposals affected by waterbodies
20 Earthworks comply with guidelines     Applicable only to residential development
21 Floor to floor height is within the requirement      
22 Basement guidelines have been complied with      
23 Balconies comply with the continuous perimeter opening of 40% (min.)     Applicable only to flats/condominium and hotel developments as well as the residential component of mixed use developments
24 Balcony screens comply with the performance criteria of:
  1. allowing natural ventilation in the balconies at all times;
    and
  2. being able to be drawn open or retracted fully
    Applicable only to flats/condominium and hotel developments as well as the residential component of mixed use developments
25 Private Enclosed Space (PES)
  1. Protection / covering is provided in accordance to either the objective-based guidelines or the prescriptive guidelines (i.e. min 2m covering)
  2. Height of enclosure fencing is 1m (max)
     
26 Provision of 2.0m planting strip has been complied with     Except for landed housing development & periphery of industrial development
27 Covered Walkway

(a) Soffit height is in order
(b) Width of walkway complied with the controls
     
28 Prayer quantum has exceeded the 50% of the total GFA     Applicable only to religious development
29 Attic guidelines have been complied with      
30 Industry/warehouse quantum (GFA) mix is more the 60% of total gross floor area     Applicable to industrial/ware-house building
31 Development Plot

(a) Size (min) has been complied with
(b) Width (min) has been complied with
(c) Depth (min) has been complied with (for GCBA only)
    Applicable to landed housing development
32 The provision of open space (m2) has been complied with     Applicable to landed housing
33 Combined frontage width of guardhouse, bin center and meter compartment is in order     Applicable if structure abuts the boundary
34
The following information are provided:
(a) Nature of the factory operations (for factory developments with ancillary worker’s dormitory)
(b) Estimated number of workers to reside in the dormitory
(c) Whether the workers are locals or foreigners; and the nationality of foreign workers
(d) Whether the workers are skilled, semi-skilled or unskilled
    For application with worker’s dormitory

 

ANNEX 1   LIST OF DEVIATIONS

Proposal
S/No
Items
Reference on plan (Sheet No./ Grid)
Parameters
Reasons for deviations

(to attach supporting documents, photos, etc., if any)

Remarks

(For official use)

Proposed
Requirements
Deficiency
 




             

 


Last updated on 20/03/2009
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