A Master Plan is a set of design and engineering drawings for a Master Project prepared by the Master Developer. These plans must be approved by both the DLD and the Competent Authority to be valid. They demarcate essential community features, inclu…
A Master Plan is a set of design and engineering drawings for a Master Project prepared by the Master Developer. These plans must be approved by both the DLD and the Competent Authority to be valid. They demarcate essential community features, including common facilities like parks and streets, and developer-owned areas. The Master Plan serves as the blueprint for the entire development, ensuring that infrastructure meets the government's planning standards. It is a critical document for transparency, as it defines the shared spaces that buyers are entitled to use.
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