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Amendment to MP2014 Conservation Boundary Line (offset)

URA amendment layer showing indicative conservation boundary offset lines for Singapore’s Master Plan 2014 updates. GEOJSON and KML line data help heritage planners visualise buffer zones around conserved areas. Developers and architects assess proximity controls when evaluating sites near conservation precincts. The collection pairs with other MP2014 amendment and conservation footprint datasets from URA.

Official description

Indicative line drawn offset from the boundary of conservation areas

Published by
Urban Redevelopment Authority
Update frequency
ad-hoc
Datasets
1

Datasets in this collection

GEOJSON

Amendment to MP2014 Conservation Boundary Line (offset)

Urban Redevelopment Authority GeoJSON layer of indicative lines drawn offset from the boundaries of Singapore's conservation areas, issued as an amendment to Master Plan 2014 with coverage from August 2019. The offset lines are a cartographic device that keeps conservation boundaries legible on planning mapsheets without obscuring adjacent parcel lines. GIS users and heritage planners combine the layer with conservation area polygons, land-use zoning, and building footprints when producing planning and conservation maps. It is best treated as a map-rendering aid rather than a legally definitive boundary.

Urban Redevelopment Authority