
As Singapore’s government agency for industrial development, JTC follows the national Environmental Impact Assessment framework to determine and mitigate the potential impact of new developments on the environment. In general, JTC’s development projects undergo a thorough evaluation process that addresses the development’s potential impact on traffic, public health and safety, heritage, and the environment.
For development projects close to sensitive areas such as nature reserves, nature areas, marine and coastal areas and other areas of significant biodiversity or with potential trans-boundary impact, a more detailed environmental study may be carried out.
Technical agencies, nature groups and community stakeholders are consulted on the findings of the environmental studies for JTC projects, including the extent of potential impact and the proposed mitigation measures to be implemented. The studies will also be published online.
JTC will assess all feedback received from nature groups and community stakeholders before seeking planning approval from the Ministry of National Development/Urban Redevelopment Authority for the project. Mitigation measures and any monitoring plans will be put in place to minimise any environmental impact before the commencement of any works.
Read our latest environmental study reports and share with us your feedback.
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Agri-Food Innovation Park
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Agri-Food Innovation Park Land Preparation Works – Environmental Study Reports Thank you for sharing your feedback. We have carefully considered all feedback received, and would like to share in detail our considerations for the area. |
14 Oct 2022
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Woodlands Wafer Fab Park
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Woodlands Wafer Fab Park Land Preparation Works – Final Biodiversity Impact Assessment Report
BIA Report Thank you for sharing your feedback. We have carefully considered all feedback received, and would like to share in detail our considerations and plans for the Woodlands Wafer Fab Park site. Feedback for BIA Report |
31 Mar 2022
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