Form DC 22
Lodgment for new erection/reconstruction/addtion & alteration of industrial and warehouse development on HDB land and industrial, warehouse & worker's dormitory development on JTC Lands.
Explanatory Notes to Lodgement for Industrial / Warehouse / Worker's Dormitory Developments on HDB and JTC Land
1. Lodgement form
Lodgement of forms relating to developments on JTC land must be made on prescribed form prior to the submission of any application to the Building Authority for approval of the building plans.
Lodgement of forms relating to developments on HDB land must be made on prescribed form prior to the submission of any application to the Building Plan stage for approval.
2. Requirements
The proposal must satisfy the following criteria:
Proposal criterias
a. | the proposal involves new erection or additions & alterations of : | |
i. | HDB or JTC-owned light or general industrial use factories / warehouses; | |
ii. | Light / General industrial use factories / warehouses on HDB or JTC leased land; | |
iii. | JTC-owned workers' dormitory development; | |
iv. | Ancillary electric sub-stations (22/6.6KV) within factory / warehouse development sites; and | |
v. | Main Distribution Frame (MDF) rooms. | |
For warehouse / industrial and its ancillary developments | ||
b. | the proposal is on land earmarked by Singapore Land Authority to JTC or HDB for industrial / warehouse development, including ancillary facilities; | |
c. | the proposed plot ratio does not exceed 2.5 if the proposal is on land alienated to JTC or HDB without any stipulated plot ratio; | |
For worker's dormitory developments | ||
d. | the proposal is on land earmarked by Singapore Land Authority to JTC for worker's dormitory development, including ancillary facilities at a stipulated plot ratio; | |
For all developments qualifying for lodgment | ||
e. | the proposal conforms with approved land use plan by the Competent Authority; | |
f. | the proposal complies with Master Plan controls on: | |
i. | land use; and | |
ii. | gross plot ratio; | |
g. | the proposal complies with DGP controls on building height; | |
h. | the proposal does not fall within land affected by an approved phasing out of industrial use programme; | |
i. | the proposal does not involve rezoning; | |
j. | the development plot abuts a public road allowing direct access; | |
k. | the proposal does not involve provision of private car/lorry parking lots; | |
l. | the proposal does not include any ancillary/secondary uses such as workers’ dormitory, canteen, showroom, motor vehicle showroom and childcare centre; | |
m. | the earthfill for: | |
Development plot outside an area with building/storey height control | ||
1. | abuts a non-industrial, warehouse or business park development; or | |
2. | abuts a public road or drainage reserve and the development beyond the road or drainage reserve is a non-industrial, warehouse or business park development; | |
Development plot within an area with building/storey height control | ||
n. | the existing development does not have any unauthorised works; | |
o. | the proposal complies with all development control guidelines on building setback, quantum control, etc; | |
p. | the proposal is submitted by a Qualified Person (QP) or an Authorised Person* (AP) appointed by JTC; | |
q. | clearances from other technical authorities (including LTA) will be obtained by the QP or AP; and | |
r. | submission of a declaration and plans (for record) to Development Control Group (URA) that the development works have complied with all planning and other technical requirements. | |
s. | No structures or other uses are proposed on the rooftop (for building which has reached maximum storey height control) | |
3. Plans to be submitted
[These plans must be submitted through Electronic Development Application (EDA)]
Information for plans to be submitted
a. | Proposal Plan | |
i. | the proposal plan must be a true cadastral and topographical representation of all lands in the application with the nature and extent of all works proposed clearly indicated; | |
ii. | it should be drawn to scale as appropriate; and | |
iii. | the proposal plan must be endorsed by the Qualified Person and the owner/s of the land. | |
b. | Sketch Plan | |
c. | Calculation Plan | |
4. Fee
Please refer to the Fee Schedule [PDF, 350KB].
5. Owner
"Owner" in relation to land or premises is defined in the Planning Act (Cap 232, 1998 Ed) as the person for the time being receiving the rent of the land or premises whether on his own account or as trustee for any other person or as receiver (not being appointed by or on behalf of a mortgagee) or the person who would receive the rent if the land or premises were let to a tenant and includes:
Owner details
(a) | a mortgagee in possession; and |
(b) | the purchaser of a newly constructed premises or part thereof in respect of which a temporary occupation permit or a certificate of statutory completion has been granted. |
6. The planning (Development of land authorisation) notification
You are required to comply with the provisions of the above stated subsidiary legislation.
7. Validity
The development works is authorised for two years with effect from the date of the acknowledgment letter. If the development is not completed within two years, you are to apply for extension of the authorisation for further two years.
Annex A to Form DC 22
ROAD BUFFER REQUIREMENTs
FOR INDUSTRIAL / WAREHOUSE DEVELOPMENTS
Road Category | Road Buffer | Green Buffer1 |
Category 1 | 15m | 5m green |
Category 2 | 7.5m | 3m green |
Category 3/4/5 | 5m | 3m green |
Note:
1The green buffer is the segment within the road buffer that is meant for tree planting and turfing only.
