| Pollution Source |
Parameter |
Buffer Distance |
Permitted Uses |
| Road and Highways |
Type of Road |
|
|
| Trunk Road and Primary Distributor |
>20m |
Active and passive recreation uses |
3 - 20m |
Passive recreational uses |
<3m |
Amenity areas |
| District Distributor |
>10m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
<10m |
Passive recreational uses |
| Local Distributor |
>5m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
<5m |
Passive recreational uses |
| Under Flyovers |
|
Passive recreational uses |
| Industrial Areas |
Difference in Height between Industrial Chimney Exit and the Site |
|
|
<20m |
>200m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
5 - 200m |
Passive recreational uses |
20 - 30m (*) |
>100m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
5 - 100m |
Passive recreational uses |
30m - 40m |
>50m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
5 - 50m |
Passive recreational uses |
>40m |
>10m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
| Construction and earth moving activities |
- |
<50m |
Passive recreational uses |
>50m |
Active and passive recreational uses |
Remarks :
|
(a) |
In situations where the height of chimneys is not known, use the set of guidelines marked with an asterisk for preliminary planning purpose and refine as and when more information is available.
|
(b) |
The buffer distance is the horizontal, shortest distance from the boundary of the industrial lot, the position of existing chimneys or the edge of road kerb, to the boundary of open space sites.
|
(c) |
The guidelines are generally applicable to major industrial areas but NOT individual large industrial establishments which are likely to be significant air pollution sources. Consult EPD when planning open space sites close to such establishments.
|
(d) |
Amenity areas are permitted in any situation.
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