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PD 1096 Flashcards

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OCCUPANCIES

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A - RESIDENTIAL
B - RESIDENTIAL, HOTELS, APARTMENTS
C - EDUCATION AND RECREATION
D - INSTITUTIONAL
E - BUSINESS AND MERCANTILE
F - INDUSTRIAL
G - STORAGE AND HAZARDOUS
H - ASSEMBLY OTHER THAN GROUP I
I - ASSEMBLY WITH 1000 OR MORE OCCUPANT LOAD
J - ACCESSORY

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ZONING

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R - RESIDENTIAL
C - COMMERCIAL
GI - GENERAL INSTITUTIONAL
I - INDUSTRIAL
UTS - UTILITIES, TRANSPORTATION, SERVICES
SPE - SPECIAL
PRE - PARK STRUCTURES, RECREATION, ENTERTAINMENT
CUL - CULTURAL
A - AGRICULTURAL
AI - AGROINDUSTRIAL
PUD - PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT

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A: Residential Dwelling
- Residential bldg for single family occupants

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A1

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A: Residential Dwelling
- Residential bldg for non-leasing occupants not exceeding 10 persons

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A2

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Multiple dwelling units including boarding or lodging houses, hotels, apartment bldgs, rowhouses, convents, monasteries, and other similar bldg each of which accommodates more than 10 person

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B: RESIDENTIAL, HOTELS, APARTMENTS

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Bldgs used for school or day-care purposes not classified in Grp H or I occupancies

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C - EDUCATION + RECREATION

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D: Institutional
- Institutions where personal liberties are restrained (mental hosp, jails)

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D1

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D: Institutional
- Institutions for the care of non-ambulatory patients and children under kindergarten age

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D2

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D: Institutional
- Institutions for ambulatory patients and homes for children over kindergarten age

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D3

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E: Business and Mercantile
- No work is done except exchange of parts maintenance w/o open flame, welding, or highly flammable liquids

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E1

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E: Business and Mercantile
- Wholesale and retail stores, office bldgs, dining establishments

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E2

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E: Business and Mercantile
- Aircraft hangars and open parking garages (no repair work)

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E3

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Light industrial

Ice plants, power plants, pumping plants, cold storage, factories and workshops using incombustible and non-explosive materials

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F: LIGHT INDUSTRIAL

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G: STORAGE + HAZARDOUS
- Medium industrial, storage of highly flammable materials

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G1

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G: STORAGE + HAZARDOUS
- Medium industrial, storage of highly flammable materials: dry cleaning plants, paint stores, spray-painting rooms

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G2

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G: STORAGE + HAZARDOUS
- Medium industrial where loose combustible fibers are generated: wood working establishments

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G3

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G: STORAGE + HAZARDOUS
- Medium industrial for repair garages and engine manufacturing

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G4

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G: STORAGE + HAZARDOUS
- Medium industrial for aircraft repair

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G5

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H: ASSEMBLY
- Assembly bldgs with stage for less than 1000

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H1

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H: ASSEMBLY
- Assembly bldgs w/o stage for less than 300

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H3

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H: ASSEMBLY
- Assembly bldgs w/o stage for 300 or more

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H2

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H: ASSEMBLY
- Recreational/tourism developments not included in other H classifications

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H4

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Any assembly bldg with a stage and an occupant load of 1000 or more

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I: ASSEMBLY FOR 1000 OR MORE

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J: Accessory
- Agricultural structures

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J1

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J: Accessory
- Carports/garages, fences, towers, and pools

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J2

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J: Accessory
- Stages, courts, tombs, mausoleums, zoos, and banks

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J3

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Zone R
- Low density residential zone
- Single-family and single-detached dwellings

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R1

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Zone R
- Medium density residential zone
- Low-rise single attached, duplex, or multilevel bldgs for use as multiple family dwellings

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R2

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R2:
- Single attached or duplex, 1-3 floors

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BASIC R2

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R2:
- Low-rise multi-level bldg, 3-5 floors

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MAXIMUM R2

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R3:
- Rowhouses 1-3 storeys high

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BASIC R3

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R3:
- Medium-rise multilevel structure 6-12 storeys high

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MAX R3

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Zone R
- Medium to high-density residential zone
- Low-rise townhouses or bldgs for use as multiple fam dwellings
- Townhouse

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R4

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Zone R
- Very high density residential zone
- Medium-rise to high-rise condo

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R5

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Zone C
- Light commercial
- Neighborhood to community scale
- Low-rise bldgs 1-3 storeys
- Small shopping centers

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C1

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Zone C
- Med commercial
- City or municipal scale
- Med-rise bldgs
- Med to high intensity trade
- Shopping centers

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C2

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Zone C
- Metropolitan commercial
- Metropolitan in scale
- Med to high-rise bldgs 3-5 storeys
- Very high intensity trade
- Large shopping malls

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C3

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General institutional
- Community to national level of institutional use
- Low-rise to high-rise
- Education/recreation
- Medical/government

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GI

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Zone I
- Light industrial use
- Low-rise but sprawling
- Low-intensity manufacturing

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I1

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Zone I
- Medium industrial use
- Med intensity manufacturing

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I2

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Utilitarian, functional uses
- Low-rise to med rise
- Low to high-intensity community support functions
- Transport terminals, intermodals, depots
- Water gen, distribution, telcos, waste management facilities

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UTS

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Vertical facilities not yet mentioned
- Cemeteries, memorial parks

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SPE

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Low to med intensity recreational functions related to educational uses

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PRE

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Community to national level of use or occupancy

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CUL

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Low to high intensity agricultural activity
- Farms, offices and facilities for agri research and training

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A - AGRICULTURAL

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Low to high intensity agroindustrial activity
- Offices, facilities for agroindustrial education and research

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AI - AGROINDUSTRIAL

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Land dev or redevelopment schemes for a new proj which has a CDMP

BGC

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PUD

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Mixed Occupancies:
The bldg adheres to the stricter reqs

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RULE OF THUMB

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Eaves over windows:
Shall at least be __ from the side and rear property lines

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750 mm

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Fireproof barrier used to prevent the spread of fire b/w or through bldgs

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FIREWALLS

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The total floor space inside the bldg
Inside/enclosed
Includes services/parking

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TGFA

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How BHL is measured:
From established grade line to the topmost portion of the bldg
Excludes allowed projections above roof

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TRUE

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Highest adjoining sidewalk or natural grade line

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GRADE LINE

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If roof is flat, top

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ROOFTOP

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If roof is sloping, top

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MIDDLE OF ROOF HEIGHT

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Height limit projections:
Towers, spires, and steeples

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COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS, 6.0 ABOVE BHL
INCOMBUSTIBLE, LIMITED ONLY BY STRUCTURAL DESIGN

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Parking slot sizes: Car

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PERPENDICULAR 2.50mX5.00 m
PARALLEL 2.15mx6.00m

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Parking slot sizes: Jeepney

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3.00mx9.00m

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Parking slot sizes: Standard truck/bus

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3.60mx12.00m

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Parking slot sizes: Articulated truck

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3.60mx18.00m

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Traffic-generating bldgs
The bldg ingress and intersection shall be at least ___ apart

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50 m

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Front yards as parking are not allowed for:

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R2 MAX
R3 MAX
GI
C1, C2, C3

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50% of front yard may be used as parking for what R dwellings:

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R2 BASIC & R3 BASIC

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Dev Control:
TLA

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Total Lot Area

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Dev Control:
- The part of the lot occupied by the building
- Bldg footprint expressed in %

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PERCENTAGE OF SITE OCCUPANCY

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Dev Control:
TOSL - Part of the lot not occupied by the bldg

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TOTAL OPEN SPACE WITHIN LOT

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Dev Control:
TLA = PSO + TOSL

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TRUE

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Dev Control:
- Unpaved surface area
- The portion of the open space that is unpaved

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USA

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Dev Control:
- Portion of the open space that is paved

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ISA IMPERVIOUS SURFACE AREA

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Dev Control:
TOSL = USA + ISA

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TRUE

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Dev Control:
MACA = PSO + ISA

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TRUE

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Dev Control:
TLA = MACA + USA

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TRUE

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The required open space left b/w the outermost face of the bldg and the property lines

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YARD

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The width of the yard

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SETBACK

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Front yards as parking: Only allowed for single family dwelling units falling under the:

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BASIC R2, BASIC R3, R4

75
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Firewall extensions

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ABOVE THE ROOF LINE - 400 mm
UNDER THE EAVES - 300mm
BLDG EDGES - 600mm

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