Site Development and Suitability
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What is the main purpose of site development?

  • To identify the best buildings for construct
  • To promote environmental conservation
  • To establish a local business foundation
  • To prepare a piece of land for building or other uses (correct)
  • What factors are considered in the guiding criteria for site selection?

  • Cost analysis and construction methods
  • Aesthetic appeal and historical significance
  • Critique from community members
  • Location, conformity with land use, and accessibility (correct)
  • Which of the following is NOT a characteristic examined in site suitability?

  • Soil Characteristics
  • Local population density (correct)
  • Slope
  • Topography
  • What is included in the typical contents of a site development plan?

    <p>Topographic map and technical description</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which statement best describes 'land development plans'?

    <p>They identify the necessary infrastructure for a development</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary purpose of separating storm drainage from the sewerage system?

    <p>To enhance the treatment of sewage</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where should a drainage outfall be directed?

    <p>In the direction of flow in main waterways</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is NOT a component of the water distribution system?

    <p>Electrical Poles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the necessary items to bring for the next meeting as part of the homework?

    <p>Extra shirt</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the in-class activity, what is the primary task to be accomplished regarding the field activity?

    <p>Construct a new road using learned principles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is required for the elevation of roads within a subdivision?

    <p>It must conform to the natural topography</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which licensed professional is responsible for the drainage and sewer layout?

    <p>Registered Licensed Sanitary Engineer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the required height for concrete curb and gutters constructed at the perimeter of the road?

    <p>0.275 meters</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key planning consideration to ensure safe road intersections?

    <p>Minimize the number of roads at intersection</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the maximum gradient allowed for dropped curbs at pedestrian crossings?

    <p>1:12</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the minimum corner cut required to facilitate better visibility at block corners?

    <p>3.00 m</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which document requires a Registered Licensed Geodetic Engineer for signatory?

    <p>Relocation and Boundary Survey</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following easement zones is applicable in agricultural areas as per the Water Code?

    <p>20 meters</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What aspect of roadway design should be avoided to enhance vehicle movement?

    <p>Blind corners</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How deep should the joints cut into hardened concrete slabs be designed?

    <p>1/4 of the thickness</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Who is responsible for the design of the sewage treatment plant?

    <p>Registered Licensed Sanitary Engineer</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the recommended minimum width for walkways or sidewalks?

    <p>1.20 meters</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In designing roads, which consideration should be observed regarding road intersections?

    <p>Roads should intersect at right angles</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What must be considered during the planning of a drainage system?

    <p>Topographical features</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the ratio of designated parking slots for persons with disabilities in relation to standard parking slots?

    <p>1 for every 8</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which area requires the largest easement zone as specified by the Water Code?

    <p>Forest areas</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Site Development

    • Involves the preparation of land for building or other uses.
    • Transforms a raw parcel of land to meet various needs, like housing, commercial, industrial, or recreational.
    • Site selection involves identifying appropriate locations for a specific development.

    Site Suitability

    • Considers the site's technical qualities and its ability to meet development requirements.
    • Factors considered include:
      • Topography
      • Slope
      • Soil characteristics
      • Facilities:
        • Water supply
        • Power supply
        • Drainage outfall

    Site Development Plans: Typical Contents

    • Cover Sheet: Project title, vicinity and location maps, northings, scale, table of contents.
    • Site Development Plan: Site plan, land use percentages, total number of lots, northings, scale, contour lines, road numbers, block and lot numbers.
    • Topographic Map: Topographic map, technical description, TCT number, benchmark, northings, scale.
    • Road Layout: Road layout, road numbers and stationing, road right-of-way, contour lines, details, northings, scale.
    • Road Profile and Lot Grading Plans: Road profiles, road sections, site grading, original ground elevation, designed grade elevation, details of slope protection, northings, scale.
    • Drainage Layout: Drainage layout, canal/pipe sizes, flow direction, details, contour lines, northings, scale.
    • Water System Layout: Water system layout, pipe sizes, appurtenances, details, northings, scale.

    Signatories for Land Development Plan

    • Relocation and Boundary Survey, Topographic and Structural Map, Survey: Registered Licensed Geodetic Engineer.
    • Site Development Plan, Subdivision Plan, Road Layout, Road Profile and Lot Grading Plans: Registered Licensed Civil Engineer.
    • Waterline Layout, Drainage and Sewer Layout: Registered Licensed Sanitary Engineer.
    • Sewage Treatment Plant Design: Registered Licensed Mechanical Engineer and/or Registered Licensed Sanitary Engineer.
    • Street Lighting Layout, Power Distribution Layout: Professional Electrical Engineer.
    • Fire Protection System: Professional Mechanical Engineer.

    Aspects of Land Development: Planning Considerations

    • Hierarchy of Roads: Observe the hierarchy of roads within the subdivision. Road elevations should conform to the natural topography.
    • Road Intersections: Minimize road intersections and blind corners. Streets should intersect at right angles.
    • Offsets: Offsets should be far enough to prevent vehicles from cutting diagonally across the road.
    • Corner Cuts: Cut a corner portion of the block to allow smooth vehicle changes and better visibility. The minimum corner cut is 3.00 meters for chopped.

    Road Right of Way (RROW)

    • Typical RROWs:
      • 6.5 meters
      • 8.0 meters
      • 12.0 meters
      • 14.0 meters

    Easement

    • Article 51 of Presidential Decree No. 1067 (The Water Code) states that the banks of rivers and streams, shores of seas and lakes have public use easements with these zones:
      • 3 meters in urban areas
      • 20 meters in agricultural areas
      • 40 meters in forest areas.

    Road Work Details

    • Curbs and Gutters: Concrete curb and gutters are built at the road's perimeter to reinforce the road surface. They are at least 0.275 meters high to allow water to flow at depth.
    • Construction Joints: Used to strengthen the slab. Properly designed and spaced joints minimize cracking outside the joint area. Sawed into hardened concrete with a depth of approximately 1/4 of the pavement slab thickness.

    Accessibility

    • Dropped Curbs: Provided at pedestrian crossings and the end of footpaths. Ramped towards adjoining curbs with a gradient not more than 1:12. Sloped towards the road with a maximum cross gradient of 1:20 to prevent water accumulation.
    • Walkways/Sidewalks: Kept level and provided with slip-resistant materials. Minimum width of 1.20 meters.
    • Parking for Persons with Disabilities: Allocated at a ratio of 1 slot for every 8 parking lots.

    Planting Strips and Greening

    • Referenced by BP 220 and PD 957.

    Drainage System

    • Should be preceded by accurate field surveys.
    • Consider meteorological conditions, rainfall, atmospheric temperature, and dry weather days to minimize the effects of hazardous occurrences.
    • Wastewater Treatment: Sewage should be treated before being discharged to the ground or waterways.
    • Storm Drainage: Storm drainage and sewerage systems are separately designed for better treatment of sewage and enhanced Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) performance.
    • Drainage Outfall: Directed to discharge in the direction of flow in the main waterways.

    Water Distribution System

    • Service Connections
    • Fire Hydrant System
    • Pipe Trench
    • Pipe Thrust Block

    Electrical System

    • Electrical Poles
    • Solar Street Lights

    Other Considerations

    • Perimeter Fence
    • Slope Protection

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    This quiz covers the essentials of site development and suitability. It explores the process of transforming raw land for various uses, factors affecting site selection, and the typical contents of site development plans. Test your knowledge on identifying suitable locations and understanding site technical qualities.

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