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MELIG AN SU N G A I M A T AN G SU N G A I P A D A S SK MEL IG AN KG. EBU RU CLAS S II - COMME RC IAL FORES T RESE RVE SIP ITANG FOREST RESERVE T(T) CL AS S VI - V IR G IN JU N G L E R ES E RV E SG . BA S IO FO R E ST R ES ER V E CLASS VI - VIR GIN JUNGLE RESERVE MALIGAN FOR EST RE SER VE TIMBER PLANTATION SFI (SIPITANG FOR EST RE SE RVE) CLASS II - COMME RCIAL FOREST RESERVE SIPITANG FOR EST RE SER VE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 5 PROPOSED KUALA MAGA - BUKIT RIMAU CONSER VAT ION AR EA P50 (2,472 HA.) KG . LO N G MIA U CLASS II - COMME RCIAL FOREST RESERVE SIPITANG FOR EST RE SER VE KG. LON G P ASI A SK L ON G P AS IA SU N G A I M A T AN G TIMBER PLANTATION SFI (SIPITANG FOR EST RE SE RVE) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8 4 4 CLASS II - COMME RCIAL FOREST RESERVE ULU SG. PADAS FOR EST RE SE RVE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 6 4 4 LEGEND SIPITANG RESIDENTIAL GOVERNMENT WATER CATCHMENT AREA ROADS R(A) - RESIDENTIAL 'A' / LOW DENSITY GOV - GOVERNMENT USE W(CA) - WATER CATCHMENT AREA PRIMARY ROAD R(B) - RESIDENTIAL 'B' / MEDIUM DENSITY W(C) - WATER CONSERVATION AREA SECONDARY ROAD PUBLIC FACILITIES DISTRICT PLAN (DRAFT) R(C) - RESIDENTIAL 'C' / HIGH DENSITY W(PA) - WATER PROTECTION AREA LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR CF - COMMUNITY FACILITIES R(D) - RESIDENTIAL 'D' / PUBLIC SECTOR HOUSING ACCESS ROAD BG - BURIAL GROUND / CEMETERY PROTECTION AND CONSERVATION R(K) - RESIDENTIAL 'K' / VILLAGE AREA PRIMARY JUNCTION (MAJOR - MAJOR ROAD) PLAN NO : 19150024 PC(C) - CONSERVATION AREA OPEN SPACE SECONDARY JUNCTION (MAJOR - MINOR ROAD) COMMERCIAL PC(DP) - DEVELOPMENT PROHIBITED OS - OPEN SPACE C(C) - CENTRAL BUSINESS PC(DR) - DEVELOPMENT RESTRICTED PUBLIC UTILITIES C(D) - DISTRICT BUSINESS PC(FR) - FOREST RESERVE AREA MAIN DRAIN Keningau District TOURISM AND RECREATION C(L) - LOCAL SHOPPING T(P) - PARK / RECREATION AREA PC(H) - RIDGE CONSERVATION AREA SECONDARY DRAIN PC(M) - MANGROVE / SWAMP / NIPAH AREA IRRIGATION CHANNEL 0 T(T) - TOURISM AREA 0 0 INDUSTRIAL 0 0 Tenom District OVERHEAD HIGH VOLTAGE CABLE RESERVE 0 0 PC(P) - PROTECTED AREA 0 4 - 4 IN(L) - LIGHT INDUSTRY 4 AGRICULTURE PC(R) - RIVER AND RIPARIAN RESERVE GAS PIPELINE 4 SCALE 1 : 130,000 IN(G) - GENERAL INDUSTRY A(A) - AGRICULTURE AREA Sipitang District PC(S) - SEA AREA RESERVE FOR UTILITY STRUCTURE Pensiangan District IN(H) - HEAVY INDUSTRY A(C) - COUNTRYSIDE / RURAL AREA (Water Works, Reservoir, SEB Power Station, Sewage Lagoons, Telephone Exchange etc.) IN(S) - SPECIAL INDUSTRY A(P) - PADDY CONSERVATION AREA LOCAL PLAN / DISTRICT PLAN BOUNDARY Prepared By : Physical Planning Division Town and Regional Planning Department Sabah KEY MAP Date : January 2021 SCALE 1 : 300,000 Section 6(1)(a) of Town & Country Planning Ordinance (Sabah Cap. 141) Section 8 of Town & Country Planning Ordinance (Sabah Cap. 141) Section 10(2) of Town & Country Planning Ordinance (Sabah Cap. 141) Section 10(6) of Town & Country Planning Ordinance (Sabah Cap. 141) Notification of Intention to prepare a Draft Scheme G.N. No: .....1..0..8. .. d a t e d . .2.7.. .F..e..b..r.u.a..r.y.. .2..0..2..0... Submitted to the Central Town and Country Planning Board on the .......... day of ........................ 20 ...... Notification of Approval G.N. : .............. dated .................................. Section 7(1) of Town & Country Planning Ordinance (Sabah Cap. 141) Adopted by the Central Town and Country Planning Board by Resolution dated the .......... day of .................... 20 ...... CERTIFIED BY : Notification of Preparation G.N. No : .....3..5.7.. d a t e d . .1..9.. .N..o..v..e.m...b..e..r. .2..0..2.0.... APPROVED .....................M...a.t..li.n.. .B..i.n.. .D...u.l.l.a..h...................... ............................................................ ............................................................ ........................................................................ CHAIRMAN CHAIRMAN STATE SECRETARY BERNADETTE C. EDMUND Sipitang District Council State Planning Council Dated at Kota Kinabalu this .......... day of ...................... 20 .......... Director Of State Town and Regional Planning Department 620000 640000 660000 680000 700000.
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