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plans for Ubin URA's current plans | feedback to URA | how plans came about |earlier plans Previous URA Plans for Pulau Ubin Excerpts from URA News Release 18 Mar 1997 on Statutory Exhibition on Six Development Guide Plans:North-Eastern Islands Planning Area on the URA website The North-Eastern Islands (comprising Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong) will remain as predominantly open space. To enhance the recreational character of Pulau Ubin, two parcels of land have recently been tendered out for the development of rustic holiday accommodation and/or outdoor activity centre. With a map of the DGPS for Pulau Ubin Excerpts from The Development Guide Plans for Central Water Catchment, Lim Chu Kang, North-Eastern Islands, Tengah, Western Islands and Western Water Catchment: Planning Report 1997 on the URA website Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong Existing conditions Ownership: State Land 99%, Private 1% Broad land uses, ha (% of total)
PROPOSED LAND USES Open space is the predominant land use in both Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong. Pulau Ubin will remain as a venue for sports and recreational activities. An additional land area of about 2,694ha will be reclaimed at both Pulau Ubin and Pulau Tekong for future developments. OPEN SPACE AND RECREATION Two new sites are proposed for development as rustic holiday and outdoor recreation activity centre to complement the existing National Police Cadet Corps campsites and the Outward Bound School in Pulau Ubin. The island wil be retained as a recreational getaway for Singaporeans. |
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