Providing an open space as part of a landed housing development, or any.

Mar 05, Development Plan Submission. Application for NParks' Approval We have put together a set of guidelines to describe the statutory requirements on greenery provision, tree planting and conservation for development projects in Singapore. The guidelines also illustrate the procedures for submitting development plans to NParks for clearance.

A house owner who wishes to fell a tree in his property has to submit a written request to the Commissioner of Park and Recreation of NParks.

The application must state the reasons for felling the tree and/or be accompanied by a report from a professional arborist.

Submit your applications to: Commissioner of Parks and Recreation. Generally, NParks’ DC approval is required if your development will be: a. Providing new or affecting existing requisite planting area, such as green buffers, peripheral planting verges, or open air parking planting areas within and adjacent to the development site. b. Removing trees (above m girth) within a Tree Conservation Area or.

Oct 11, Submission Guidelines for Arborist Reports Submission Guidelinesfor Arborist Reports The purpose of this section is to provide guidelines for arborist report submission to NParks. The arborist report shall be prepared by a Certified Arborist (CA) and presented in a comprehensive, clear and objective treecutter.bar: USEKBL.

an existing roadside tree / palm, as shown in the following table and illustration. If there are constraints on design that require roadside trees / palms to be felled, approval must be obtained from NParks.

Table 5 -Minimum clearance requirements from proposed roadside elements to the centre of an existing roadside tree. Development Plan Submission The greening of Singapore is important in creating a quality living environment, but it is not a task that NParks can undertake alone. The Greenery & Development Planning Branch was formed to facilitate development needs, and to work closely with developers, Qualified Person, stakeholders, and public agencies to.

Sep 28, Heritage trees located within areas managed by NParks or existing TCAs are already protected under the Parks and Trees Act and the National Parks Board Act.

18 For example, the felling of a mature tree with girth exceeding 1 m in the TCAs without prior approval from the commissioner of parks and recreation may be subject to a maximum fine of S50, May 11,tree hazard assessmenttree conservationconstruction impact studyproposal of mitigation measures for construction sitesauthority consultation, submission and clearancenparks’ tree protection zones (tpz) requirement verificationsite monitoring during constructiontree planting and transplantingtree felling and pruning.