“source” solutions such as on-site detention) and the areas where floods may occur (i.e. “receptor” solutions like platform levels and flood barriers). Commercial, industrial, institutional and residential developments and redevelopments greater than or equal to 0.2 hectares are required to implement on- site storm water detention measures to reduce the
“source” solutions such as on-site detention) and the areas where floods may occur (i.e. “receptor” solutions like platform levels and flood barriers). Commercial, industrial, institutional and residential developments and redevelopments greater than or equal to 0.2 hectares are required to implement on- site storm water detention measures to reduce the peak discharge into the public drainage system. e. Enhancing water security: Singapore has developed a robust, diversified water supply system through “The Four National Taps”: namely, local catchment water, imported water, NEWater[7] and desalinated water.
Commercial, industrial, institutional and residential developments and redevelopments greater than or equal to 0.2 hectares are required to implement onsite storm water detention measures. Addressing flood risks: "Commercial, industrial, institutional and residential developments and redevelopments greater than or equal to 0.2 hectares are required to implement onsite storm water detention measures to reduce the peak discharge into the public drainage system." (p. 6)
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