PROJECT 04: SENSE OF PLACE_SKETCHES, DRAWING, REPORT

This project is a group, not individual. This project purposed for analysis the site that will developed the housing.

Based on this project, Project 04,

1. Students in groups need to obtain information for development and carrying out preliminary studies for a housing development that will be planned at Lot 12733 (P.T. 1949, 1950 and 1951), Kg. Tok Suboh, Distrinct 14, Bukit Minyak, Seberang Perai Tengah, Penang. Students are required to produce the Proposal of Development Report or in Malay, Laporan Cadangan Pemajuan (LCP) excluding the Proposed Layout Plan.

2. Analysis of the study should take into account the impact of economic factors, environment and local communities. The students are required to obtain site information including environmental aspects such as location, contour, the direction of prevailing winds, the sun, the potential and etc..

3. Students must produce a report of A4 size. Report shall contain the Key Plan, Location Plan and Site Plan and related data that can provide complete information on the site. The report should include sketches of site environment other than the picture site.

Here, we had doing an analysis of the site.

After analysis the site that will built, our group had discuss to find rule and act. Rule and act are important what the land use in needs. We also discuss and divide in every task.

After three weeks including mid semester break, we had done our part to complete LCP. So, what content need of LCP?

Here,
Following this guide, this is helpful for us to do for LCP,
http://www.mpsp.gov.my/dasarmpsp/Garispanduan/01Lcp/GP1_51Jadual1.htm

Section 21A (1) In addition to the documents and plans required to be served under section 21 (1) for planning permission the applicant shall serve a development proposal report which shall include: -

PROVISIONS ACT	DESCRIPTION OF TABLE OF CONTENTS	DESCRIPTION
(A) concepts and      justified the development	General explanation of the concept and development goals. Documents or important information that can serve as a strong basis for consideration for approval as a copy of the policy approval, or approval of the conversion, or whether the project approval from the State / Central government agencies, financial institutions and others.	This information is useful for the local planning authority (local planning authority) in making the right considerations on the proposals submitted. It is also advantageous for the applicant to determine the proposals, appropriate to overcome obstacles to make their projects viable
(B) a location map and      site plan	Authentic evidence of the site location, name of the county, district, plans to close. Map key preferably at a scale 1: 63.300 or 1: 25,000.	To show the actual position of the site to be developed, and its present condition and the surrounding development, including existing facilities.
(C) details of the ownership       of land and        restrictions on       land	Details of the types of land titles and title numbers, land area, ownership status, restrictions on land, the area should be submitted to the public and other relevant evidence.	To show proof of ownership and exact location of sites and land-related information is material to the application for planning permission.
d) (i) description of the land, including the physical environment topografinya, landscape, geological, konturnya, salirannya, water catchment and natural forms on it which is likely to touch by the development.	Studies report on: - Topographic profile - 1-5 foot contour level or equivalent to the nearest meter. Geological type of land, whether of sand, peat, clay, etc..based on the geological map Geological Department and the Department of Land Use Classification map of agriculture or similar. Geotekrik study by experts to be appointed. This study is mandatory for the site on a hillside and slope areas over 20 degrees. Drainage system and the existing network on the site. Ecology and natural resources within the project site, such as lakes, mangroves, rivers and plants. Route system (highways, main roads) and the excess out of reserves. Of discovery and analysis of this section depends on the size of the development, the local planning authority may direct a report "Traffic Impact Assessment" prepared, if necessary. Land use, public facilities and utilities around the site, such as schools, clinics, mosques, business centers, recreational areas and so on. This also includes studies on the nature and conditions and use of existing buildings that are on the site and surrounding areas.	Inform about the state of existing land to be developed, including the appearance of the earth, no vegetation, drainage and all that is on it.
(D) (ii) the results of the survey         the trees         and all kinds of         plants         that plant        is likely to         be touched by         development.	For the development area which has a large base area a description of certain trees by classification. The local planning authority may direct that the position of trees in a cluster is identified in detail by type and size.	Seeks to inform all the trees and the existing plants and to assess the extent to which this development will affect the flora and fauna of the area.
(D) (iii) details of the          building that          is likely to          be touched by          the developer	Architectural features of buildings, details of the position, structure and history of the buildings associated with the development. Details of the buildings on the development site which are under the Antiquities Act 1976 or the policies of the Development Plan area.	Intended to make an assessment of the buildings including the position of existing and it is likely to have the characteristics of architectural and historical interest to be maintained.
(E) analysis of land use      and its impact      on land      adjoining	An analysis of land use in accordance with the following aspects: - Land use zone - according to the plans include the development of structure plans and local plans. Population density - identify national development policies, spatial development strategy and the physical state and local planning authorities.	Aims to assess the extent to which the suitability of the proposed development with existing development in the vicinity of the proposed site.
	Identify current policies the government of the state / direction for socio-economic status of the population. Height limit - should be checked with the existing development plan, particularly the local plan for the area and also the requirements of the Technical Department dariapda related (such as the Department of Irrigation and Drainage, etc..)
	Plot ratio and 'plinth area' to ensure maximum needs these aspects to determine the capacity of the site to accommodate development intensity based on the ability of the basic infrastructure of the existing and anticipated. Use / existing public facilities to ensure that development does not waive the requirement of public reserves, utilities, public access, trail electrical, buffer zones and so forth.
(F) plans     layout that     contains     the particulars     specified in     Section 21B	See Table II. (PROJECT 05)	Intended to show in detail how this development will affect the physical characteristics of the area.
(G) such other matters     as may be prescribed     by the Authority     Planning     and Local.	The local planning authority may request the applicant to provide any documents or items related to the development proposal for making the judgment in the planning approval process. Examples are additional details of an existing building that has historical value or architectural interest, or additional suggestions about the work of the land to be done to ensure minimum damage to its original natural topography of the area to be developed.	The local planning authority may request any other matter that can be used to make judgments in the processing of applications for planning permission.