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⭐4 PLACE OF WORSHIP & INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS
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1 4 PLACE OF WORSHIP & INSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS OVERVIEW 1 Three main types of developments will be discussed in this section. They are: Place of Worship These include temples, churches and mosques. Civic & Community Institutions These include buildings like police stations, community clubs / centres, homes for the aged, associations, libraries and museums. Educational Institutions These include primary/secondary schools, junior colleges, universities, polytechnics, foreign and special education schools (e.g. school for the disabled). The detailed parameters for these developments are discussed in a later part of this section. 2 Some development control parameters are common to places of worship and institutional developments. These are: * Setback requirements * Road buffer requirements * Use Quantum Control SETBACK REQUIREMENTS 3 For place of worship and institutional developments, the setback control is as follows: From boundary facing road: Road buffer From other boundaries: 4.5m (minimum) Place of worship (PW) and adjoining industrial developments can abut each other at the common boundary provided the following location criteria and conditions are satisfied: Location criteria Conditions i. The PW site is located well within the industrial estate. ii. The PW site is not abutting a Reserve Site. iii. The PW site is abutting another PW or industrial site. i. The maximum allowable gross plot ratio (GPR) and building height for the respective PW and industrial development are complied with. ii. The party wall of the PW and industrial building abutting the common boundary shall not have any openings. Temporary structures and tentages are not supported. See Figure 4.1 for illustration.2 4 The setbacks for developments may sometimes be guided by urban design requirements instead of the standard setbacks. This is particularly so for institutional buildings located in the Geylang area which are guided by the Geylang Urban Design Guidelines (GUDG)¹ FOOTNOTE: 1 The demarcated boundary and the guidelines of the GUDG is found in Appendix 1 in Part 3. Figure 4.1: Building Setbacks For Place Of Worship & Institutional Developments3 ROAD BUFFER REQUIREMENTS 5 All developments are required to provide a buffer between the road reserve line and the building unless there are urban design requirements allowing the buildings to abut the road reserve line/site boundaries like buildings in the Central Area. 6 The minimum road buffer width which determines the setback of the building depends on the hierarchy of the category of the road the site fronts, the type and height of development. See Figure 4.2 for details on the road buffer requirements for place of worship and institutional buildings. Figure 4.2: Road Buffer Requirements for Place of Worship & Institutional Developments ROAD CATEGORY MINIMUM WIDTH OF BUFFER SPECIFICATION OF BUFFER CATEGORY 1 - Expressway 15m 5m green, 10m physical CATEGORY 2 - Major Arterial A 7.5m 3m green, 4.5m physical CATEGORY 3 - Major Arterial B 5m 3m green, 2m physical CATEGORY 4 & 5 Other Major Roads, Minor Roads & Slip Roads NOTE: See Figure 3.4 in Part 1 for details on the road buffer requirements for Educational Institutions. 5m 3m green, 2m physical USE QUANTUM CONTROL 7 The quantum control for place of worship developments will be discussed in detail under the section on Place of Worship. There are however no specific quantum control on the detailed uses of an institutional development. Generally, there should not be independent offices or shops. Office use, if provided, should be ancillary to the function of the institution. Such offices or other related commercial use are considered on a caseby-case basis. ANCILLARY COLUMBARIUM USE 8 Ancillary columbarium use may be allowed within free-standing buildings for certain developments such as places of worship and clan associations. Any proposal for ancillary columbarium use is subject to evaluation. 9 For ancillary columbarium use, the following have to be adhered to: (d) It is sited within the main building of the development; It must not exceed 20% of total GFA; and Basement location is preferred. Above ground location can be considered subject to complete screening from public view. Columbarium use must be sited at the basement for party wall developments. The columbarium niches must be located within the main building. No independent (i.e. free-standing) columbarium structure would be allowed. Any new building extension for columbarium use must abut the main building and must be fully integrated with it (see Figure 4.3). If only part of the extension is used for ancillary columbarium use, the niches should be housed inside the building, furthest away from public view.4 Figure 4.3 Allowable Building Form for Ancillary Columbarium PLACE OF WORSHIP 10 A place of worship is an area used or intended to be for religious public worship purpose. Examples of these developments are churches, temples and mosques. 11 Places of worship are commonly free-standing developments. In some rare situations, the building form may be a party wall development. The building form depends on the location of the site and street block plans for the site. 12 Strata subdivision is not allowed for place of worship developments. 13 Places of worship are allowed on land zoned Place of Worship in the Master Plan PARAMETERS 14 The parameters for place of worship developments are: Intensity The maximum allowable GPR for place of worship (PW) developments is subject to detailed localised planning and traffic assessment. For PW developments located within landed and low-density housing areas, the maximum allowable GPR is set up to GPR 1.0 in keeping with the surrounding low-density developments. A GPR of up to 1.4 can be considered for PW developments located at the fringe of landed and low-density housing areas, for example those fronting major roads. For PW developments located within HDB estates and in high density residential areas, a GPR of up to 1.6 can be considered (see Figure 4.4).5 Further intensification beyond GPR 1.6 could be considered in exceptional cases if there are special circumstances that warrant exceptions to the guidelines, provided that the relevant agencies have assessed that the potential impact arising from intensification are adequately addressed. Religious organisations will have to seek prior planning approval from URA for any proposed intensification of their PW premises. Clearances from relevant agencies, including LTA, will need to be obtained. Proposals to increase the intensity of PW developments will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration the local context, and whether the proposed intensification will adversely affect surrounding uses. Building Height The allowable storey height of place of worship depends on the location of the place of worship (PW) and gross plot ratio (GPR) control (see Figure 4.4). For PWs located within landed housing estates, the PW can develop up to 2 or 3 storeys based on the specific storey height control of the landed housing estate. For PWs located at the fringe of landed and low-density housing areas with residential GPR 1.4, they can be allowed up to 4 storeys, subject to detailed localised planning assessment. For PWs located within HDB estates and high-density residential areas, storey height controls for PWs with GPR up to 1.4 will be capped at 4 storeys. For PWs with GPR of more than 1.4 and up to 1.6, storey height will be capped at 5 storeys, within the allowable envelop control of 25m (including attic), subject to detailed localised planning assessment and provided the proposed storey height does not cause adverse impact to the surrounding developments. For PWs located within or at the fringe of industrial estates, similar storey height controls to those within HDB estates and high-density residential areas will apply. For PWs located within HDB estates and high-density residential areas that provide above-ground car park, an additional height allowance of up to 5m (i.e. within envelop control of 30m) can be considered, to facilitate the provision of car parking within the site. This is subject to detailed assessment of the impact of the increase in building height on the adjoining developments. The additional building height will not be supported if it is likely to cause adverse impact on the adjoining developments. For exceptional cases where the PW proposal exceeding a GPR of 1.6 is supported, the allowable building height will be subject to case-by-case evaluation. The above guidelines on GPR and building height are not applicable to PW located within Central Area and within other commercial centres, including party-walled developments. The allowable GPR and building height for PW developments in such locations will be subject to case-by-case evaluation. The height of any religious symbolic structure (e.g. cross, minaret, statue) is not to exceed the overall aggregate height of the place of worship building based on the permitted number of storeys and with allowance of an additional 5.0m. Quantum Control For place of worship developments, the total praying area must be at least 50% of the total GFA. Ancillary related uses like library, conference room, meeting room, childcare centre and kindergarten must not exceed a maximum of 10% of total GFA. In addition, the combined area used for childcare centre and kindergarten use should not exceed 300 m² (see Figure 4.5).6 Columbarium use is allowed within the place of worship development provided it does not exceed 20% of the total gross floor area. Place of worship developments sited within or at the fringe of industrial estates that are not facing residential areas can be allowed a higher quantum control of up to 40%. However, if the place of worship developments are at the fringe of industrial estates and face residential areas, the 20% quantum control shall apply. (d) Figure 4.4: Site Coverage Control There is no site coverage control for place of worship development. Maximum Allowable Plot Ratio/Storey Height for Place of Worship Developments OF PW-ZONED SITE Within landed and low-density housing areas with residential GPR 1.4 At the fringe of landed and low-density housing areas with residential GPR 1.4 Within HDB estates and in areas with residential GPRs > 1.4** Within or at the fringe of industrial estates** Within Central Area and within other commercial centres, including party-walled developments such as in the Geylang area GROSS PLOT RATIO CONTROL Up to 1.0 Up to 1.4* Up to 1.6* Up to 1.6* Subject to evaluation STOREY HEIGHT CONTROL Up to 2 or 3 storeys based on the specific storey-height control of the landed housing estate Up to 4 storeys* For GPR 1.4, up to 4 storeys* For 1.4 < GPR 1.6, up to 5 storeys, within 25m envelop control (including attic) # For GPR 1.4, up to 4 storeys* For 1.4 < GPR 1.6, up to 5 storeys, within 25m envelop control (including attic) # Subject to evaluation NOTES * Subject to detailed localised planning and traffic assessment. ** Further intensification beyond GPR 1.6 could be considered in exceptional cases if there are special circumstances that warrant exceptions to the guidelines, provided that the relevant agencies have assessed that the potential impact arising from intensification are adequately addressed. # An additional height allowance of up to 5m can be granted if purpose-built above-ground car park floors are provided. The additional height allowance would need to be designed sensitively and will be subject to detailed evaluation (e.g. site context, visual impact, etc).7 Figure 4.5: Allowable Uses within Place of Worship Developments QUANTUM CONTROL USE TYPE ALLOWABLE USES 50% (Minimum) Predominant Use Praying area 50% (Maximum) Ancillary Use Ancillary religious uses (remaining GFA) NOTE: * The combined area used for childcare centre and kindergarten shall not exceed 300 sqm. Examples: - Religious classrooms - Priest s room - Caretaker s room Ancillary related uses (maximum 10% of total GFA) Examples: - Library - Conference room - Meeting room - Kindergarten* - Childcare centre* Columbarium (maximum 20% of total GFA) Place of worship developments sited within or at the fringe of industrial estates that are not facing residential areas can be allowed a higher quantum control of up to 40% for columbarium use. CIVIC & COMMUNITY INSTITUTIONS 15 A civic & community institution development is an area used or intended to be used mainly for civic, community or cultural facilities or other similar purposes. 16 Civic and community institutions may be further categorised into the following: Civic Institutions such as a court, police station, fire station, special government building, prison; Community Institutions such as an association/clan building, guild house, community club / centre, professional institution, welfare home, home for the disabled, home for the aged/sheltered homes, halfway house, youth and children complex, social welfare complex, funeral parlour; and Cultural Institutions such as Performing Arts Centre, Library, Museum, Arts/ Science Centre, Art Gallery. 17 Institutional developments can be in the form of free-standing development, or be in the form of a party wall development. The building form will be determined depending on the location of the site and street block plans for the site.8 18 Strata subdivision is not allowed for civic and community institutions. 19 The above Institutions are allowed on land zoned Civic & Community institutions in the Master Plan They are also allowed within the Residential / Institution zone. PARAMETERS 20 Generally, civic and community institutions (C&CI) developments are guided by the parameters for setback and road buffer that are common to all place of worship and institutional developments discussed earlier. 21 The maximum allowable GPR and building height for civic and community institutions (except for home for the aged, home for the disabled and community club/centre) are shown in Figure 4.6. Figure 4.6: Maximum Allowable Plot Ratio/Storey Height for Civic & Community Institution Developments (except for home for the aged, home for the disabled and community club/centre) and Educational Institutions (except for special education school) OF C&CI AND EDUCATIONAL GROSS PLOT RATIO STOREY HEIGHT CONTROL INSTITUTION ZONED SITE CONTROL Within landed housing estates Up to 1.0 Up to 2 or 3 storeys based on the specific height control of the landed housing estate At the fringe of landed housing estates and Up to 3 storeys within low-density housing areas with surrounding residential GPRs not exceeding 1.4 Within HDB estates and in areas with Up to 1.4 Up to 4 storeys surrounding residential GPRs greater than 1.4 Within industrial estates or at the fringe of Up to 1.4 Up to 4 storeys* industrial areas Within Central Area and within other commercial centres, including party-walled developments such as in the Geylang area Subject to evaluation Subject to evaluation NOTES * Storey height higher than 4-storeys can be considered subject to evaluation 1 Existing C&CI developments are allowed to intensify up to the above plot ratio bands, as and when there are proposals for additions and alterations or redevelopment. 2 Existing C&CI developments with approved gross plot ratios exceeding the above plot ratio bands, are allowed to redevelop up to the previous approved gross plot ratio. 22 Some institutional buildings have special development control requirements due to the peculiar nature of their usage. The detailed parameters of these buildings will be discussed: * Home for the aged * Home for the disabled * Community clubs / centres9 23 As these developments are generally low intensity uses, they are encouraged to co-locate with other compatible institutional uses to make better use of land and achieve higher plot ratios, whenever possible. HOME FOR THE AGED 24 A home for the aged is a place where elderly people dwell in and are cared for by trained personnel. 25 Homes for the aged are commonly free-standing developments. In some rare situations, the building form may be a party wall development. The building form depends on the location of the site and street block plans for the site. 26 Strata subdivision is not allowed for home for the aged developments. 27 Purpose built home for the aged developments are allowed on land zoned Civic and Community Institution, Residential/ Institution and in areas where they are unlikely to create environmental nuisance to their neighbours. However, these developments may be allowed at the void decks of public housing blocks, as facilities ancillary to the residential use. 28 Conversion of properties to homes for the aged will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. They will similarly be considered in areas where they are unlikely to cause adverse impact to the amenity of the neighbours. PARAMETERS 29 The parameters² for home for the aged developments are: (d) Building Height The building height is to be evaluated on the merits of each case, taking into consideration its compatibility with the surrounding developments. Homes for the aged that are 3-storey and above should be provided with lifts. Site Coverage There is no site coverage control for Home for the Aged. Communal Open Space Home for the aged developments are required to provide 35% (minimum) of the nett site area for communal open space. These are gardens and landscaped areas meant for the enjoyment of the occupants. It includes open-sided pavilions and shelters, swimming pools, sandpits, fountains and other recreational facilities; but exclude areas taken up by open and covered car park and driveways, electrical substation, septic tank, bin centre, gas compound and other service areas. Ancillary Facilities Provision of mortuary or a temporary holding area for the deceased inmates can be considered on the merits of each case. This takes into consideration its location in relation to adjoining and surrounding developments. FOOTNOTE: 2 In some rare situations where the home for the aged is a party wall development, then the building coverage and the communal open space requirements will not be applicable.10 HOME FOR THE DISABLED 30 A home for the disabled is a place where the disabled dwells in and are cared for by trained personnel. 31 Homes for the disabled are commonly free-standing developments. In some rare situations, the building form may be a party wall development. The building form depends on the location of the site and street block plans for the site. 32 Purpose-built home for the disabled developments are allowed on land zoned Civic and Community Institution and Residential/ Institution. They can also be allowed on government allocated land for such purposes. 33 Conversion of properties to homes for the disabled will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. They will be allowed in areas where they are unlikely to cause adverse impact to the amenity of the neighbours. PARAMETERS 34 The parameters for home for the disabled developments are: Intensity The allowable GPR is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration surrounding land uses and amenities and the Master Plan 2008 s proposed intensity for the area. Site Coverage There is no site coverage control for Home for the Disabled. Building Height The building height is to be evaluated on the merits of each case, taking into consideration its compatibility with the surrounding developments. COMMUNITY CLUBS/ CENTRES 35 Community clubs / centres are managed by the People s Association, providing community facilities and services to the public. 36 Community clubs / centres are commonly free-standing developments. They are encouraged to co-locate with compatible institutional uses like libraries, neighbourhood police centres, etc. 37 Strata subdivision is not allowed for community club / centre developments. 38 Community clubs / centres are allowed on land zoned Civic and Community Institution and Residential/Institution. These developments may also be allowed at the void decks of public housing blocks, as facilities ancillary to the residential use.11 PARAMETERS 39 The parameters for community clubs / centres are: Use Quantum Control For community clubs / centres, the maximum allowable commercial use is 20%. Building Height The building height is to be evaluated on the merits of each case, taking into consideration its compatibility with the surrounding developments. Intensity The GPR for community club / centre sites is 1.4 (minimum). EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION 40 An educational institution is an area used or intended to be used mainly for educational purposes. 41 Examples of educational institution include kindergartens, primary/secondary schools, polytechnics, junior colleges, vocational institutes, training institutes, universities, foreign and special schools (e.g. school for the disabled). 42 Educational institutions are allowed on land zoned Educational Institution in the Master Plan Commercial schools and tuition centres are considered commercial uses and should be located on land zoned Commercial in the Master Plan It is therefore not allowed under the Educational Institution zone. 44 Subsequent to the proposal for redevelopment (i.e. New Erection, Additions & Alteration or Amendment), the school fields of government primary and secondary schools are to be rezoned to Public Open Space. Both the school and the field (including the access footpath) should be independently accessible. The proposal should show a clear demarcation between the school and the school field; so that the field could be fenced up and used by the community after school hours. The maintenance of the field will come under the jurisdiction of the school. PARAMETERS 45 For higher learning institutes zoned Educational Institution such as universities, polytechnics, Singapore Institute of Management (SIM), Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), LASALLE and INSEAD, commercial uses are computed as commercial GFA. Examples of the uses that are computed as commercial GFA include food courts, restaurants, cafes, book & stationery shops, hair salons, mini supermarkets, banks, travel agencies, medical clinics and student run businesses. 46 The maximum allowable commercial use quantum for the above institutes of higher learning zoned Educational Institution is 5% of the total proposed GFA or 30,000 sqm whichever is lower. 47 Educational institution developments are guided by the parameters for setback and road buffer that are common to all places of worship and institutional developments discussed earlier. The maximum allowable GPR and building height for Educational Institutions (except for special education schools) are shown in Figure 4.6.12 48 Special education schools have special development control requirements due to the peculiar nature of their usage. The detailed parameters of special education schools will be discussed in the next part of this section. SPECIAL EDUCATION SCHOOLS 49 Special education schools provide training for the disabled; aged 1 to 18 years old. The disabled will be trained in various skills, according to their potential capabilities so that they can live a better life after they leave school at The special education schools are grouped into two broad categories for the purpose of development control. They are: Ambulatory These include schools for the mentally retarded (MR), visually handicapped (VH) and the hearing impaired (HI). Non-ambulatory These include schools for the orthopaedic impaired (OI) or multi-handicaps (MH). 51 Special education schools are commonly free-standing developments. In some rare situations, the building form may be a party wall development. The building form depends on the location of the site and street block plans for the site. 52 Purpose-built special education schools are allowed on land zoned Educational Institution. They can also be allowed on government allocated land for such purposes. 53 Conversion of properties to special education schools will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, depending on the amenity of the area. PARAMETERS 54 The parameters for special education schools are: Intensity The minimum GPR for special education schools is 0.5 (minimum). The maximum allowable GPR is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, taking into consideration surrounding land uses and amenities and the Master Plan 2008 s proposed intensity for the area. Site Coverage There is no site coverage control for Special Education school. Building Height The building height control is as follows: Ambulatory - 4 storey (maximum) Non ambulatory - 2 storey (maximum) 55 In the case of a mixed ambulatory and non-ambulatory accommodation, the latter category should be on the lower floors. Lifts could be provided subject to BCA s requirements. Similar documents
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