Skip to main content
A Singapore Government Agency Website How to identify
Official website links end with .gov.sg
Secure websites use HTTPS
Look for a lock () or https:// as an added precaution. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites.
Get trusted information straight from the source.

Add the URA website (opens in new tab) as your preferred source on Google.

Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA)
Circulars

Street Block Plan for No. 12 to 24 (Even-Numbered Only) and No. 42 to 48 (Even-Numbered Only) Greenridge Crescent (Bukit Timah Planning Area)

5 July 2019

Tags

Development Control

Street Block

Circular No : URA/PB/2019/13-DCG

Our Ref : DC/ADMIN/CIRCULAR/PB_19

CIRCULAR TO PROFESSIONAL INSTITUTES

Who Should Know:
Home owners, architects, developers and real estate agents

Effective Date:
With immediate effect

Details

  1. In consultation with the residents, URA has introduced a street block plan for the abovementioned houses within Greenridge Crescent estate, as shown in Annex 1 [PDF, 551.85 KB] (opens in new tab).

  1. This street block plan will be used to guide development (for redevelopment or addition & alteration proposals) within the affected street blocks.

Guidelines

  1. Greenridge Crescent estate was built in the 1980s in the Tudor style, with its characteristic front-gable pitched roofs. Some home owners expressed a desire to keep the front-gable pitched roof of their house, to maintain some consistency of design along their row of houses even when renovations and rebuilding works are carried out to meet the changing needs of residents. A poll was conducted amongst the residents, and all owners of the houses included in this street block plan have agreed to be included in this plan.

  1. These houses within the street block plan will be required to keep the existing profile of their front-gable pitched roof (which may be paired with the adjacent house) when they carry out addition & alteration works or redevelop. Other than keeping the front-gable pitched roof, owners will have flexibility in determining other design aspects, such as choice of façade and roof material, building façade colour, etc. They will also have the flexibility to carry out addition and alteration works or redevelop the rest of the house in accordance with URA’s envelope control guidelines for landed housing (refer to detailed guidelines in Appendices A [PDF, 447.29 KB] (opens in new tab), B [PDF, 399.50 KB] (opens in new tab) and C [PDF, 380.08 KB] (opens in new tab)).

  1. I would appreciate it if you could convey the contents of this circular to the relevant members of your organisation. We have updated the same in the Development Control Handbooks. You are advised to refer to these Handbooks for the most updated guidelines and procedures instead of referring to past circulars.

  1. For more information on the master plan, urban design guidelines, private property use and approval, car park locations and availability, private residential property transactions, and conservation areas and buildings, use URA SPACE (opens in new tab) (Service Portal and Community e-Services). This is an online portal packed with useful data and visualisation to help building professionals, building operators and the general public in their decision-making. It consolidates detailed information on land use and private property into a one-stop platform presented on geospatial maps. For feedback or enquiries, please email (opens in new tab) us.

Thank You.

GOH CHIN CHIN (MS)
GROUP DIRECTOR (DEVELOPMENT CONTROL)
for CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
URBAN REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY