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Master Plan 2025 Amendments: September 2026 Rezoning Proposals
URA published two proposed 4 September 2026 amendments to Singapore's Master Plan 2025, involving rezoning at South Bridge Road and North Canal Road from Commercial to Hotel use while retaining a maximum plot ratio of 4.2.
Master Plan 2025 Amendments: September 2026 Rezoning Proposals
On 4 September 2026, the Urban Redevelopment Authority published proposed amendments to Singapore’s Master Plan 2025. The proposals cover Lots TS07-00160N and TS07-00164M at South Bridge Road, and Lot TS07-00458C at North Canal Road. Each proposal would rezone land from Commercial to Hotel use while retaining a maximum permissible plot ratio of 4.2 gross (URA, 4 September 2026).
Public inspection and representations
URA said certified copies of the proposals could be inspected at The URA Centre during office hours from 4 September to 3 October 2026, and that the amendments could also be viewed online. Objections or representations had to be submitted in writing to the Permanent Secretary, Ministry of National Development, by 3 October 2026, stating the grounds as required under Rule 5 of the Planning (Master Plan) Rules (R1) (URA, 4 September 2026).
Status and interpretation
These are proposed amendments, not evidence that hotel use has already been approved, that construction has begun, or that a particular development application will succeed. The notice records the proposed land-use and plot-ratio parameters and the statutory representation window; detailed development controls and later planning decisions remain subject to the applicable planning process (URA, 4 September 2026).
Record details
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- ["September 2026 Master Plan amendments","South Bridge Road hotel rezoning","North Canal Road hotel rezoning"]
- Jurisdiction
- SG
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Sources
- URA — Amendments to Master Plan 2025: 4 September 2026 proposals Accessed 2026-09-05
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