Development Control (DC) guidelines help us regulate and facilitate developments on ground. These guidelines are reviewed periodically to meet changing needs, and to adapt to changing circumstances, taking into account feedback from professional bodies. Through this approach, we ensure that the planning intention of developments translate to good planning outcomes and contribute to a better built environment.
The residential handbooks provide development control guidelines and parameters for residential developments. It explains the parameters such as building setbacks, building coverage, intensity and height in detail.
The non-residential handbooks provide development control guidelines and parameters for non-residential developments like commercial and industrial developments. It discusses the allowable land uses and parameters in detail.
DC.Connect is our online publication that provides professionals with updates on development guidelines and available tools.
Common points of clarification in relation to landed housing proposals, specifically on envelope control, building form and plot sizes.
An important update on preventing phishing scams.
Latest updates on our Development Control seminars for industry professionals.
Find out about the revised Change of Use lodgment scheme for shophouse unit that faciliates a more efficient and user-friendly Change of Use process.
A summary of the various planning considerations for different types of co-living models.
Understand the guidelines and qualifying criteria for the Landscaping for Urban Spaces and High-Rises (LUSH) scheme, and how to make plan submissions correctly.
Learn about the proper submission of EDAforms and Development Application plans to faciliate more efficient processing.
Read more about the improved online services and information that help QPs, developers and the general public make better-informed decisions on property development and transactions.
Find out more about the Inter-Agency Coordinating Committee, which helps to resolve inter-agency issues related to construction projects.
Learn how to properly name CAD and BIM files to faclitate a smoother development application process.
You can now use PayNow as an additional way to pay processing fees.
Why there is a need to ensure property marketing collaterals accurately represent the unit.
DC Forms
Legal Requisition
Check Status of Application
Information on Development Charge
Information on Civil Penalties
Forum for Resolving Inter-Agency Issues