Cultural, recreational, retail and entertainment facilities will also be incorporated. The third Concept Plan Review is underway and will be completed around the year 2000. It will incorporate bold, new ideas to make Singapore a thriving world-class city and become the blueprint for Singapore's physical development in the next millennium. Singapore is divided into 55 DGPs. The preparation of each DGP applies the principles of the Concept Plan within a more localised context of the DGP area.
Public feedback is encouraged through exhibitions, surveys and dialogue sessions.
Together, the 55 DGPs form an overall Master Plan guiding Singapore's physical development in more detailed terms. Facilitating Development URA facilitates development through a land sales programme and the provision of infrastructure and communal facilities. Sale of Sites As a land sales agent for the Government, URA periodically releases land for sale to the private sector for development. The land sales programme is an important way by which the Government forges partnerships with the private sector. The Government puts out the land and the private sector provides the financial resources and creative ideas to develop or rejuvenate the area.