Urban Planning and Development Regulations

What is the permissible percentage of area that may be used for different public purposes in a reserved site?

What is the maximum permitted Floor Space Index (FSI) for playground reservations?

Which of the following uses is NOT allowed in a garden or park reservation?

For every 4000 sq.m. of reservation area in a playground, what is the maximum area that can be allocated for food stalls?

What is the main condition for the Planning Authority to acquire and develop reserved land for multi-storeyed public parking?

What element is permissible within a reserved site along with the main reserved use?

How much of a park or garden site may potentially be allocated for playground purposes?

What is the maximum total Floor Space Index (FSI) allowed for constructions in a garden?

Permissible Uses in Development Plan Reservations

Reserved sites must conform to their designated purpose unless stated otherwise.
Required facilities like parking, public toilets, and garbage bins are allowed on reserved sites.
Authorities may use reserved land for different public purposes, limited to 40% of the reserved area, ensuring uses are compatible.

Parking Developments

Planning Authority can acquire and develop reservations for multi-storeyed public parking, regardless of designation, with prior government approval if parking is critically needed.

Playground Reservations

At least 90% of playground areas must remain open for play activities.
Up to 10% may include structures like swimming pools, gyms, badminton courts, and food stalls, with a maximum Floor Space Index (FSI) of 0.15.

Garden/Park Reservations

In addition to green spaces, areas may host swimming pools, aquariums, toilets, and small restaurants with FSI not exceeding 0.10 of garden area.
Development for playgrounds is allowable but must not surpass 10% of total reservation areas designated as parks or gardens.

Civic and Community Center Reservations

Permitted uses include community halls, welfare centers, gyms, art galleries, museums, and public conveniences.
Convenience shops can occupy up to 15% of the basic FSI in these centers.
Permissible FSI and loading limits align with regulations for residential zones unless specified otherwise.

This quiz covers the permissible uses in development plan reservations, including specific public purposes and requirements for reserved sites. Understand the nuances of parking, public toilets, and waste management in these areas. Test your knowledge on land use and urban planning regulations.