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    This is our assignment in MSc Environmental Management Course. And this work also illustrated the Green Impact Indonesia concept on the Sustainable Urban, Agriculture and Tourism Development. Background Lim Chu Kang Village was founded by Neo Tiew (1883-1875), a Chinese immigrant, on the banks of the Sungei Kranji. Today, in spite of the urbanization of most parts of Singapore, Lim Chu Kang is still largely rural and serves as a water catchment area with the four reservoirs of Sarimbun, Murai, Poyan and Tengah. In recent years, many new farms have been set up in the area to take advantage of the area’s “rustic charm”. The area has also begun to attract day trippers and overnight farmstayers. In early 2005, a number of the “new” farmers banded together to form the Kranji Countryside Association to raise the profile of the area as a recreational and educational venue. The Planning Brief The current brief thus calls for Lim Chu Kang to be planned as a mini township that could eventually accommodate an additional population of 5,000 households, about the size of a neighbourhood in a conventional HDB new town. However, given the existing rural character, the planning has to be sensitive to the existing environment. In addition, this area is seen as presenting an excellent opportunity to testbed new ideas of housing form, design and environmental planning. The Concept Neotiewpia was a mini-township consisting of 3000 households, which preserving the rustic environment. The town economy was proposed on Agri-business, Agri-tourism as well R&D for Water and Environment. The careful planning process, alternative environmental-friendly-housing concepts were suggested. Further, other environmental mitigation measures were suggested to mitigate the impact of the development to the rustic Lim Chu Kang and Kranji Reservoir. This is our second file from total of 2 PPT.

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    This is our assignment in MSc Environmental Management Course. And this work also illustrated the Green Impact Indonesia concept on the Sustainable Urban, Agriculture and Tourism Development. Background Lim Chu Kang Village was founded by Neo Tiew (1883-1875), a Chinese immigrant, on the banks of the Sungei Kranji. Today, in spite of the urbanization of most parts of Singapore, Lim Chu Kang is still largely rural and serves as a water catchment area with the four reservoirs of Sarimbun, Murai, Poyan and Tengah. In recent years, many new farms have been set up in the area to take advantage of the area’s “rustic charm”. The area has also begun to attract day trippers and overnight farmstayers. In early 2005, a number of the “new” farmers banded together to form the Kranji Countryside Association to raise the profile of the area as a recreational and educational venue. The Planning Brief The current brief thus calls for Lim Chu Kang to be planned as a mini township that could eventually accommodate an additional population of 5,000 households, about the size of a neighbourhood in a conventional HDB new town. However, given the existing rural character, the planning has to be sensitive to the existing environment. In addition, this area is seen as presenting an excellent opportunity to testbed new ideas of housing form, design and environmental planning. The Concept Neotiewpia was a mini-township consisting of 3000 households, which preserving the rustic environment. The town economy was proposed on Agri-business, Agri-tourism as well R&D for Water and Environment. The careful planning process, alternative environmental-friendly-housing concepts were suggested. Further, other environmental mitigation measures were suggested to mitigate the impact of the development to the rustic Lim Chu Kang and Kranji Reservoir. This is our second file from total of 2 PPT.

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    This is our assignment in MSc Environmental Management Course. And this work also illustrated the Green Impact Indonesia concept on the Sustainable Urban, Agriculture and Tourism Development. Background Lim Chu Kang Village was founded by Neo Tiew (1883-1875), a Chinese immigrant, on the banks of the Sungei Kranji. Today, in spite of the urbanization of most parts of Singapore, Lim Chu Kang is still largely rural and serves as a water catchment area with the four reservoirs of Sarimbun, Murai, Poyan and Tengah. In recent years, many new farms have been set up in the area to take advantage of the area’s “rustic charm”. The area has also begun to attract day trippers and overnight farmstayers. In early 2005, a number of the “new” farmers banded together to form the Kranji Countryside Association to raise the profile of the area as a recreational and educational venue. The Planning Brief The current brief thus calls for Lim Chu Kang to be planned as a mini township that could eventually accommodate an additional population of 5,000 households, about the size of a neighbourhood in a conventional HDB new town. However, given the existing rural character, the planning has to be sensitive to the existing environment. In addition, this area is seen as presenting an excellent opportunity to testbed new ideas of housing form, design and environmental planning. The Concept Neotiewpia was a mini-township consisting of 3000 households, which preserving the rustic environment. The town economy was proposed on Agri-business, Agri-tourism as well R&D for Water and Environment. The careful planning process, alternative environmental-friendly-housing concepts were suggested. Further, other environmental mitigation measures were suggested to mitigate the impact of the development to the rustic Lim Chu Kang and Kranji Reservoir. This is our second file from total of 2 PPT.

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    3/15/2010

    Neotiew pia Blue and Green Plan

    Nature
    conservation
    strategy

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    Green Impact Indonesia,


    Integrated Urban, Drainage and Environmental - Planning and
    Design Consultant
    Email: gunteitb@yahoo.com
    Website: http://greenimpactindo.wordpress.com/
    ,

    A. Tow n centre B. Research C. Mid-


    Mid- rise D. Low impact E. Staggered F. Mid-
    Mid- rise
    centre (3-
    (3- 5 stories) development apt (3-
    (3- 5)

    Master Plan
    Master Plan Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
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    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

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    G. SOHO H. Low - rise Impact Assessment


    1. Pre-Construction
    2. Construction
    3. Post-construction

     Ecology
     Pollution
     Esthetics
     Social

    Master Plan Neotiewpia Neotiewpia


    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    Green Impact Indonesia,


    Integrated Urban, Drainage and Environmental - Planning and
    Design Consultant
    Email: gunteitb@yahoo.com
    Website: http://greenimpactindo.wordpress.com/
    ,

    Environmental Impact Assessment - Construction and post-construction phases Integrating the Natural Environment
    Predicted Impact Mitigatory measures Monitoring
    Stress and (a ) Construction during non-migration period Trends in birdlife and other  Create and integrate green corridors
    Disturbance to Zoning of land into high, low and NO activity zones, with wildlife populations will be
    wildlife
    (b )
    buffer monitored and information  Create rain gardens (storm run-off biofilters)
    (c ) Awareness among construction workers sharing done by the research also related to water management
    (d ) Restricted hours of visitor activities and nature watch groups
    (e ) Lights facing away from buffer side  Plant freshwater mangroves (bio-filters)
    Solid waste and (a ) Use of Pre fab constructionmaterials Water Quality monitoring with 2  Clear the cement canals, create natural
    air pollution Strict pollution prevention measures will be practiced as PUB points – one upstream and
    (b )
    a part of conduct code to avoid degradative impacts on one downstream drainage
    the reservoir  Save all large trees in the area
    Siltation Siltation traps will be used during construction -  Planting only native species and phasing out
    Change in Ground (a ) Porous car parks, drives and pavements - invasive species as they die off
    water flow and (b ) Natural vegetated ponds and rainwater gardens will be
    water table maintained to delay runoff by storage and groundwater  Ecopolis – Environmental and Ecological
    recharge
    Research Centre
    Erosion Vegetation cover will be retained to max possible extent in -
    slope areas to reduce soil erosion  Nature interpretation/education centre and
    Phasing out the Compensatory jobs for farmersin eco-farming - butterfly garden as part of nature education,
    poultry and other research and appreciation
    farms

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    2
    3/15/2010

    Community Building with Architecture Low Impact Development


     Building cluster developments  Preserve steep and moderate
     Develop one medium rise development as sloped areas,
    Community Center  Build low impact
     Mix-used approach to generate vibrant life in the
    community  Use pole structure, and reduce cut
     Provide religious facilities, libraries, open and fill
    spaces, sport facilities and schools  Use silt screen and erosion cover
     Provide police station and fire-fighter station during the construction phase
    nearby the neighbourhood
     Preserve existing drainage patterns
     Promote accessibility for disabled people
     Create and preserve open spaces and buildings  Preserve the flood plain, aquifer
    that symbolize the identity of the local recharging areas and erosion areas
    community or place.  Preserve as much as possible of the
     Promote alternative communal activities based existing flora in the scrubland
    on interests such as hobby farming, gardening,
    sports, nature activities, etc

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    Green Impact Indonesia,


    Integrated Urban, Drainage and Environmental - Planning and
    Design Consultant
    Email: gunteitb@yahoo.com
    Website: http://greenimpactindo.wordpress.com/
    ,

    Green Buildings Green Transport Planning


     Applying rooftop/vertical gardens  Neighborhood design concept to protect
     Using non-hazardous building materials residents from through traffic
     Use new renewable building materials  Planning the layout of our cities to bring
    people and their needs closer together,
    such as bamboo and to make cities more vibrant and
     Using lumber and other wood product walkable
    from certified managed forests  Woonerf concept - Concept of space as
     Using old construction materials for shared between pedestrians and
    non-structural building elements vehicles. Introduction of chicanes and
    humps
     Maximizing day lighting with structural
    design and windows to illuminate the  Using telecommunications to reduce or
    indoor area replace physical travel, such as tele-
    working or tele-shopping
     Using recycled and reused material for  Allow car access only at certain hours
    building infill material such as insulation

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    3
    3/15/2010

    Neotiew pia Road Sy stem Woonerf and Carpark Section Diagram

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    Green Impact Indonesia,


    Integrated Urban, Drainage and Environmental - Planning and
    Design Consultant
    Email: gunteitb@yahoo.com
    Website: http://greenimpactindo.wordpress.com/
    ,

    Green Transport Modes Green Energy and Waste Solutions


     Promote more energy efficient transport  Green Energy: Solar (housing,
    modes, eg. walking or cycling and public buses), Hybrid Cars
    transport
     Improving transport choice by increasing  Free Bicycles/Bicycle Stands
    the quality of public transport, cycling  Zero Waste, Integrated Waste
    and walking facilities, services and Management (Sewage, Solid
    environments Waste, Water Pollution)
     Environmentally friendly car use:more
    fuel efficient vehicles, drive more  Recycling Centers
    efficiently and car pooling  Composting Centers
     Using cleaner fuels and technologies  Grey Water Treatment (Including
    Rain Gardens, Mangroves)
    trybrid  Education and Public
    engine runs on gasoline, alcohol or any
    combination with an additional electric drive. Participation

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    4
    3/15/2010

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    Green Impact Indonesia,


    Integrated Urban, Drainage and Environmental - Planning and
    Design Consultant
    Email: gunteitb@yahoo.com
    Website: http://greenimpactindo.wordpress.com/
    ,

    Utilities
    Facility Green Industries/Employment
    •Rain water  Research and Development/Eco- polis
    garden
    (ASEAN Wetlands Research Center,
    •Integrated
    waste plant SEA Center for Ecological Technology)
    •Clustered  Eco-Industrial Park (Sg Kadut)
    fecal
    collection promoting industrial symbiosis
    •Clustered  Eco-tourism/Farm Stay/Organic/C om.
    urine
    Farming
    collection
    •Grey  Mix Use Housing- Home Office
    water
    garden  Services industries (providing
    •Construct- ecological services to
    ed wetland Singapore/Region)
     Retail, gov’t and service industries

    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    5
    3/15/2010

    Sungei Kadut’s Future Conclusions


    Existing plan for the Future:  An ECO FRIENDLY
     To develop eco friendly furniture development on Nature’s
    industries premises
     Provide employment opportunit ies  Community/Residents’
    for the surrounding estates Green Guidelines
     Improve transportat ion network  Focus on Eco-hub
    From : URA, Sg Kadut Planning Report  Zero-waste and Recycling
    Existing eco friendly companies: Policies
     Greenflo floorings (recycled wood  Serve as a Model town for
    flooring systems) Future Urban
     LHT holdings (recycled wood
    Development in SE Asia
    traders)
    Neotiewpia Neotiewpia
    Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural Neotiewpia - a model ecotown that respects its natural
    heritage and represents a sustainable future heritage and represents a sustainable future

    Green Impact Indonesia,


    Integrated Urban, Drainage and Environmental - Planning and
    Design Consultant
    Email: gunteitb@yahoo.com
    Website: http://greenimpactindo.wordpress.com/
    ,

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