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1. 1st of the basic needs of human settlements Water
2. 2nd of the basic needs of human settlements Movement and cir-

culation
3. 3rd of the basic needs of human settlements Storm drainage
4. 4th of the basic needs of human settlements Solid and liquid

waste disposal
5. 5th of the basic needs of human settlements Park/playground
6. 6th of the basic needs of human settlements Power
7. Diameter of trees to be preserved 200mm
8. Parks and playgrounds allocation for 150 and below 3.5% of gross
lots or dwelling units per hectare area
9. Parks and playgrounds allocation for 151-160 lots or 4% of gross area

dwelling units per hectare
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13. Parks and playgrounds allocation for above 225 lots 9% of gross area
or dwelling units per hectare
14. Parks and playgrounds allocation, incremental addi- + 1% increment

tion for over 225 lots or dwelling units per hectare for every 10 or
a fraction thereof
above 225
15. Required for economic and socialized housing pro- Parks & play-
jects 1 hectare and above grounds, Mul-
ti-purpose center
16. Required facilities for projects 1 hectare and above n/a

with 10 & below, 11-99 saleable lots and/or dwelling
units
17. Required facilities for projects 1 hectare and above Multi-purpose

with 100-499, 500-999, 100-1499 saleable lots and/or center
dwelling units

with 1500-1999 saleable lots and/or dwelling units center
Convenience/Re-
tail center
Elementary
school
Tricycle terminal
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with 2000-2499, 2500-3000 saleable lots and/or center
dwelling units Convenience/Re-
tail center
Elementary
school
High school
Tricycle terminal
20. Community facilities allocation for 150 & below lots 1.0% of gross floor
or dwelling units per hectare area
21. Community facilities allocation for 151-225 lots or 1.5% of gross floor
dwelling units per hectare area
22. Community facilities allocation for above 225 lots or 2.0% of gross floor
dwelling units per hectare area
23. Hierarchy of roads for economic housing projects Major, minor, mo-
with size ranging: 2.5 hectares and below, above 2.5 tor court, alley
- 5 hectares
24. Hierarchy of roads for economic housing projects Major, collec-

with size ranging: above 5 - 10 hectares, above 10 - 15 tor, minor, motor
hectares, above 15 - 30 hectares, above 30 hectares court, alley
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25. Hierarchy of roads for socialized housing projects Major, minor, mo-
with size ranging: 2.5 hectares and below, above 2.5 tor court, pathwalk
- 5 hectares, above 5 - 10 hectares
26. Hierarchy of roads for socialized housing projects Major, collec-

with size ranging: above 10 - 15 hectares, above 15 tor, minor, motor
- 30 hectares, above 30 hectares court, pathwalk
27. Width of major road right of way for economic hous- 8 meters
ing projects with project size ranging: 2.5 hectares
and below
ing projects with size ranging: above 2.5 - 5 hectares,
above 5 - 10 hectares, above 10 - 15 hectares
ing projects with size ranging: above 15 - 30 hectares
ing projects with size ranging: above 30 hectares
31. Width of minor road right of way for economic hous- 6.5 meters
ing projects with size ranging: 2.5 hectares and be-
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low, above 2.5 - 5 hectares, above 5 - 10 hectares,
above 10 - 15 hectares, above 15 - 30 hectares, above
30 hectares
32. Width of collector road right of way for econom- 8 meters

ic housing projects with size ranging: above 5 -
10 hectares, above 10 - 15 hectares, above 15 - 30
hectares
33. Width of collector road right of way for econom- 10 meters

ic housing projects with size ranging: above 30
hectares
34. Width of major road right of way for socialized hous- 8 meters
ing projects with size ranging: 2.5 hectares and below
ing projects with size ranging: above 2.5 - 5 hectares,
15 - 30 hectares
ing projects with size ranging: above 30 hectares
37. Width of minor road right of way for socialized hous- 6.5 meters
ing projects with size ranging: 2.5 hectares and be-
low, above 2.5 - 5 hectares, above 5 - 10 hectares,
30 hectares
38. Width of collector road right of way for socialized 8 meters

housing projects with size ranging: above 10 - 15
hectares, above 15 - 30 hectares
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39. Width of collector road right of way for social- 10 meters

ized housing projects with size ranging: above 30
hectares
40. Width of motor court right of way for economic and 6 meters
socialized housing projects
41. Width of motor court carriageway for economic and 5 meters

42. Width of alley 2 meters
43. Width of pathwalk 3 meters
44. Minimum right of way of interconnecting road 10 meters
45. Minimum right of way of major road 8 meters
46. Minimum right of way of collector road 8 meters
47. Minimum right of way of minor road 6.5 meters
48. Minimum right of way of motor court 6 meters
49. Minimum right of way of alley 2 meters
50. Minimum right of way of pathwalk 3 meters
51. Minimum dimensions of setback at entry of subdivi- 3 meters deep by

sion projects for loading and unloading of passen- 5 meters wide
gers
52. Shall not be used as access to property but only to Alley

break a block to serve pedestrians for emergency
purposes
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53. May be used as pedestrian access to property for Pathwalk

54. Maximum length of pathwalk 60 meters
55. Width of planting strips and sidewalks for 15 meters 1.3 meters planti-
right of way ng strip, 1.2 me-
ters sidewalk
ters sidewalk
ters sidewalk
ters sidewalk
59. Width of planting strips and sidewalks for 6.5 meters

right of way
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Optional planting
strip, 0.5 meters
sidewalk
60. Minimum thickness of asphalt for major, minor roads 50 millimeters

and motor court
61. Minimum thickness of concrete for major, minor 150 millimeters

roads and motor court
62. Compressive strength of concrete for major, minor 20.7 megapascals

roads and motor court at 28 days
63. Road pavement for major, minor roads and motor Asphalt or con-
court crete
64. Road pavement for sidewalks, alleys and pathwalks Macadam
65. Minimum distance of offset intersections, corner to 20 meters

corner
66. Curb radii 6 meters, 4.5 me-

ters
67. Slope of crown of roads 1.5% to 9%
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68. Minimum lot area for single detached, economic 72 square meters
housing
69. Minimum lot area for duplex/single attached, eco- 54 square meters
nomic
70. Minimum lot area for rowhouses, economic 36 square meters
71. Minimum lot area for single detached, socialized 64 square meters
72. Minimum lot area for duplex/single attached, social- 48 square meters
ized
73. Minimum lot area for rowhouses, socialized 28 square meters
74. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, corner lot, 8 meters

economic & socialized
75. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, regular lot, 8 meters

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76. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, irregular lot, 4 meters
77. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, interior lot, 3 meters

78. Minimum lot frontage of duplex/single attached, eco- 6 meters

nomic & socialized
79. Minimum lot frontage of rowhouse, socialized 3.5 meters
80. Minimum lot frontage of rowhouse, economic 4 meters
81. Maximum units per block/cluster of row houses 20
82. Maximum length of block/cluster of rowhouses 100 meters
83. Maximum length of block 400 meters
84. Length of block wherein an alley shall be required to over 250 meters
be provided approximately at midlength
85. Minimum floor area for single family dwelling, eco- 22 square meters
nomic
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86. Minimum floor area for single family dwelling, social- 18 square meters
ized
87. Minimum level of completion for economic housing Complete house
88. Minimum level of completion for socialized housing Shell house with
doors and win-
dows to enclose
the unit
89. Front setback 1.5 meters
90. Side yard setback 1.5 meters
91. Rear yard setback 2.0 meters
92. Minimum distance between communal wells 300 meters
93. Minimum quantity requirement of independent water 150 liters per capi-
supply system, provided by developer ta per day
94. Buffer distance from sources of pollution or contam- 25 meters

ination for protection of ground reservoir
95. Water tank capacity of elevated reservoir 20% average daily

demand + fire re-
serve
96. Shall be provided by LGU to communities for fire Fire hydrants, cis-
protection tern
97. Capacity of water tank of a multi-storey building 20% average daily

demand + fire re-
serve
98. Distance of poles for street lighting per pole to be 50 meters

mandatory
99. Distance of poles for street lighting to be allowed less than 50 me-
every other pole ters
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100. Sewage disposal systems allowed communal or indi-

vidual septic tank
101. Minimum drainage pipe diameter, RCP 300 millimeters
102. Means of direct access to single family dwelling public street or

pathwalk
103. Minimum horizontal dimension of courts and yards 2 meters
104. Minimum width of passageway from inner courts to 1.2 meters

street or yard
105. Allowable dimensions and area of court for quadru- 1.5 meters by 2
plexes and corresponding maximum separation meters, 3 square
fence or wall height limit meters minimum,
2 meters maxi-
mum fence or wall
height
106. Minimum length of sides of triangular court exempted 3 meters

from the 2 meter minimum dimension rule
107. Private open space requirement for 50%

interior lot, residential

inside lot, residential

corner lot, residential
110. 5%
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Private open space requirement for
lots bounded on 3 or more sides by streets, etc.,
residential

interior lot [All Others (not residential)]

inside lot [All Others (not residential)]

corner lot [All Others (not residential)]

lots bounded on 3 or more sides by streets, etc.
[All Others (not residential)]
115. Minimum fire resistive rating of firewalls 1 hour
116. Minimum headroom clearance/ceiling height 2 meters
117. Minimum ceiling height of mezzanine floors [above 1.8 meters

and below]
118. Maximum floor area coverage of mezzanine floor 50% of floor below
it
119. Minimum number of entrance/exit for occupant load 1

not more than 10
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120. Minimum number of entrance/exit for occupant load 2

more than 10
121. Minimum clear height of doors 2 meters
122. Minimum clear height of bathroom and mezzanine 1.8 meters

doors
123. Minimum clear width of 0.80 meters

main door

bedroom/service door

bathroom door
126. Minimum area of windows for habitable rooms [% of 10%

floor area]
127. Minimum area of windows for bathrooms [% of floor 5% or 1/20

area]
128. Minimum ceiling height of roof porch for required 2 meters

windows to be allowed to open into it
129. Minimum clear width of stairways 0.60 meters
130. Maximum riser height 0.25 meters
131. Minimum tread [exclusive of nosing and other projec- 0.20 meters
tions]
132. Maximum height between landings 3.60 meters
133. Number of risers [steps] wherein handrails are no less than 4 risers
more required
134. Height of handrails on stairs 0.80 to 1.20 me-

ters
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135. References for measuring handrail height To top rail from

leading edge of
the tread
136. Minimum clearance of handrail from wall 38 millimeters
137. Minimum tread depth at any point [winding/circular 150 millimeters

stairways]
138. Distance from the narrow side of the tread to the point 300 millimeters
where the required tread depth must be provided
[winding/circular stairways]
139. Maximum variation in the height of risers and width 5 millimeters

of treads [winding/circular stairways]
140. Maximum distance between landings [ladders] 1.8 meters
141. Minimum number of light outlets and convenience 1 light outlet

outlets per activity area 1 convenience
outlet
142. Minimum thickness of firewall 150 millimeters
143. Construction/material required for firewall Masonry con-

struction
144. Minimum extension of firewall above the roof and 0.30 meters
beyond the building edges
145. Means of direct vehicular access to property for mul- Public street
ti-family dwellings and condominiums
146. Maximum floor area for non-residential use for mul- 25%
ti-family dwellings and condominiums (%)
147. Minimum setback for 1&2 storey multi-family 2 meters

dwellings
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148. Minimum setback for 3 storey multi-family dwellings 2.3 meters
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157. Minimum setback for 12 storey multi-family dwellings 5 meters
158. Minimum distance between (a) buildings and (b) 4 meters

eaves for 1-2 storey buildings 1.5 meters

eaves for 3-4 storey buildings 2 meters

eaves for buildings more than 4 storeys 6 meters

eaves with blank walls 1 meter
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162. Parking requirement for multi-family dwellings and 1 parking slot per
condominiums 8 living units
163. size of an average automobile car parking slot [diag- 2.5 meters by 5
onal & perpendicular] meters
164. size of automobile car parking slot [parallel] 2.15 meters by 6

meters
165. Maximum distance of off-site parking from the project 100 meters
166. Minimum floor area of a living unit in multi-family 22 square meters

dwellings [economic]
167. Minimum floor area of a living unit in multi-family 18 square meters

dwellings [socialized]
168. Minimum floor area of BP 220 condominium projects 18 square meters
169. Height of building where automatic fire alarm sup- more than 15 me-
pression system is required ters
170. Number of storeys where elevator is required 6 storeys and be-

yond
171. Minimum life span required for using indigenous ma- 25 years
terials
172. Validity of development permit from date of issue 3 years
173. a public way with a width of 2 meters intended to Alley

break a block and to serve both pedestrian and for
emergency vehicles, both ends connecting to streets.
It shall not be used as access to property
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174. A parcel of land bounded on the sides by streets Block
occupied by or intended for buildings
175. Shall mean the Housing and Land Use Regulatory Board or HLURB
Board
176. Single-family detached dwelling unit containing three Cluster Housing

or more separate living units grouped closely togeth-
er to form relatively compact structures.
177. Facilities or structures intended to serve common Community Facili-

needs and for the benefit of the community, such ties
as neighborhood/multi-purpose center, drugstore,
school, livelihood center and the like
178. A building designed or used as residence for one or Dwelling

more families
179. A dwelling for 1 family which is completely surround- Single detached

ed by permanent open spaces, with independent ac-
cess, services, and use of land
180. a dwelling containing 2 or more separate living units Duplex/Single at-

each of which is separated from another by party or tached
lot lines walls and provided with independent access,
services, and use of land. Such dwelling shall include
duplexes, quadruplex or terraces, and cluster hous-
ing
181. A single-attached dwelling containing 3 or more sep- Row house

arate living units designed in such a way that they
abut each other at the sides, as in a row, and are
separated from each other by party walls; provided
with independent access, and use of land. There shall
be a maximum of 20 units per block or cluster but in
no case shall this be beyond 100 meters in length
182. Shall mean single family per lot Single-family

dwelling
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183. A dwelling on 1 lot containing separate living units Multi family
for 3 or more families, usually provided with common dwelling
access, services and use of land.
184. a habitable dwelling unit which meets the minimum Shell house
requirements for a housing core with the folowing ad-
ditional components being included as part thereof:
1) all exterior wall to enclose the unit; 2) openings for
doors and windows; 3) plumbing fixtures; 4) electrical
wiring within the unit; 5) floor
185. A habitable dwelling unit which meets the minimum Complete house
requirements for a shell house with the following ad-
ditional components being included as part thereof;
all windows and doors and partition walls for sepa-
rating functional areas
186. A type of housing project provided to average income Economic housing

families
187. fire resistive time period is the length of time a mate- Fire resistive time
rial can withstand being burned which may be 1 hour, period rating
2 hours, 3 hours, 4 hours, or more
188. any wall which separates 2 abutting living units and Firewall
extends vertically from the lowest portion of the wall
which adjoins the 2 living units up to a minimum
height of 0.30 meter above the highest portion of
the roof attached to it; the firewall shall also extend
horizontally up to a minimum distance beyond the
outermost edge of the abutting living units.
189. That part or end of a lot which abuts a street Frontage
190. A dwelling, or portion thereof, providing complete Living unit

living facilities for 1 family, including provisions for
living, sleeping, cooking, eating, bathing and toilet
facilities and laundry facilities, the same as a sin-
gle-family dwelling.
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191. A portion of a subdivision or any parcel of land in- Lot
tended as a unit for transfer of ownership or for build-
ing development
192. A wall used only by the party upon whose lot the wall Lot line wall
is located, erected at a line separating two parcels of
land each of which is a separate real estate entity
193. A dwelling on one lot containing separate living units Multi family
for 3 or more families, usually provided with common dwelling
access, services and use of land
194. The purpose for which a building is used or intended Occupancy

to be used. The term shall also include the building or
room housing such use. Change of occupancy is not
intended to include change of tenants or proprietors
195. Shall refer to areas allocated for the following pur- Open space
poses: a) circulation; b) community facilities; c)
park/playground; d) easements; e) courts
196. A wall used jointly by two parties under easement Party wall
agreement, erected upon a line separating 2 parcels
of land each of which is a separate real estate
197. A public way intended to be used only as pedestrian Pathwalk

access to property for socialized housing projects. It
shall have a width of 3 meters and a maximum length
of 60 meters
198. That portion of the subdivision which is generally not Parks/play-

built on and intended for passive or active recreation grounds
199. Refers to housing programs and projects covering Socialized hous-

houses and lots and homelots only undertaken by ing
the government or the private sector for the under-
privileged and homeless citizens which shall include
sites and services development, long term financing,
liberalized terms on interest payments, and such oth-
er benefits in accordance with the provisions of R.A.
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7279 or the urban development and housing act of
1992.
200. [PD 1185 annex] 56 cm

(a) least dimension (b) minimum area of window clear 0.45 square me-
opening as egress for sleeping room and (c) maxi- ters
mum height from floor 122 cm
201. [PD 1185 annex] 90 cm

Minimum width of exit access from sleeping rooms to
outside
202. [PD 1185 annex] Class A, B or C

Interior finish for new buildings [class]
203. [PD 1185 annex] Class A, B, C or D

Interior finish for existing buildings [class]
204. [PD 1185 annex] Class B

Stairs [Class]
205. [Annex 2.B] 5 meters

Recommended distance between shade trees

Recommended distance between ornamental trees

Vertical clearance from the topmost part of the orna-
mental trees to the primary electrical power distribu-
tion lines
208. [Annex 2.B] Coconut and oth-

Trees not allowed in all designated planting strips er high growing
plants
209. [Annex 2.B] 1 meter

Height recommended for potted planting materials
210.
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[Annex 2.B] 1 tree per saleable
Ratio of trees to be planted to saleable lots lot
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1. 1st of the basic needs of human settlements Water

2. 2nd of the basic needs of human settlements Movement and cir-

3. 3rd of the basic needs of human settlements Storm drainage

4. 4th of the basic needs of human settlements Solid and liquid

5. 5th of the basic needs of human settlements Park/playground

6. 6th of the basic needs of human settlements Power

7. Diameter of trees to be preserved 200mm

9. Parks and playgrounds allocation for 151-160 lots or 4% of gross area

14. Parks and playgrounds allocation, incremental addi- + 1% increment

16. Required facilities for projects 1 hectare and above n/a

17. Required facilities for projects 1 hectare and above Multi-purpose

18. Required facilities for projects 1 hectare and above Multi-purpose

24. Hierarchy of roads for economic housing projects Major, collec-

26. Hierarchy of roads for socialized housing projects Major, collec-

32. Width of collector road right of way for econom- 8 meters

33. Width of collector road right of way for econom- 10 meters

38. Width of collector road right of way for socialized 8 meters

39. Width of collector road right of way for social- 10 meters

41. Width of motor court carriageway for economic and 5 meters

42. Width of alley 2 meters

43. Width of pathwalk 3 meters

44. Minimum right of way of interconnecting road 10 meters

45. Minimum right of way of major road 8 meters

46. Minimum right of way of collector road 8 meters

47. Minimum right of way of minor road 6.5 meters

48. Minimum right of way of motor court 6 meters

49. Minimum right of way of alley 2 meters

50. Minimum right of way of pathwalk 3 meters

51. Minimum dimensions of setback at entry of subdivi- 3 meters deep by

52. Shall not be used as access to property but only to Alley

53. May be used as pedestrian access to property for Pathwalk

54. Maximum length of pathwalk 60 meters

59. Width of planting strips and sidewalks for 6.5 meters

60. Minimum thickness of asphalt for major, minor roads 50 millimeters

61. Minimum thickness of concrete for major, minor 150 millimeters

62. Compressive strength of concrete for major, minor 20.7 megapascals

64. Road pavement for sidewalks, alleys and pathwalks Macadam

65. Minimum distance of offset intersections, corner to 20 meters

66. Curb radii 6 meters, 4.5 me-

67. Slope of crown of roads 1.5% to 9%

70. Minimum lot area for rowhouses, economic 36 square meters

73. Minimum lot area for rowhouses, socialized 28 square meters

74. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, corner lot, 8 meters

75. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, regular lot, 8 meters

77. Minimum lot frontage of single detached, interior lot, 3 meters

78. Minimum lot frontage of duplex/single attached, eco- 6 meters

79. Minimum lot frontage of rowhouse, socialized 3.5 meters

80. Minimum lot frontage of rowhouse, economic 4 meters

81. Maximum units per block/cluster of row houses 20

82. Maximum length of block/cluster of rowhouses 100 meters

83. Maximum length of block 400 meters

87. Minimum level of completion for economic housing Complete house

89. Front setback 1.5 meters

90. Side yard setback 1.5 meters

91. Rear yard setback 2.0 meters

92. Minimum distance between communal wells 300 meters

94. Buffer distance from sources of pollution or contam- 25 meters

95. Water tank capacity of elevated reservoir 20% average daily

97. Capacity of water tank of a multi-storey building 20% average daily

98. Distance of poles for street lighting per pole to be 50 meters

100. Sewage disposal systems allowed communal or indi-