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Land Use Plan

National Formosa University Xingzhong Branch Development Project Land Use Plan (Figure 3-1-1), color-coded to show locations of each zone including Teaching Area, International Industry-Academia Cooperation Zone, Leisure Aesthetics Zone, Conference Hall Zone, Parking Area, Plaza, Detention Pond, Conservation Area, and South Entrance

Land Use Plan (Figure 3-1-1) — Detailed Description

Project Name: National Formosa University Xingzhong Branch Development Project. Applicant: National Formosa University. Planning Unit: Fengguan Engineering Consultants Co., Ltd. Scale: 0–25–50–100m.

This diagram uses color coding to indicate the location of each zone. Legend details are as follows:

  • Purple: Teaching Area (including Teaching Area Practice Zone)
  • Red: International Industry-Academia Cooperation Zone (one on each side of the northern end of the site)
  • Orange: Leisure Aesthetics Zone (southeast)
  • Yellow: Conference Hall Zone (central-south)
  • Dark orange: Parking Area (southwest)
  • Green: Plaza (north-center)
  • Cyan: Detention Pond (west)
  • Dark green: Conservation Area (southern elongated strip)
  • Pink: South Entrance
  • Blue: Public Facilities
  • Cyan-blue dashed line: Drainage Ditch
  • Black dashed line: Site Boundary

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National Formosa University Xingzhong Branch Development Project Phased Zone Development Plan (Figure 3-5-1), using different patterns to indicate Phase 1, Phase 2, and long-term construction zones including International Industry-Academia Cooperation Zone, Teaching Area, Conference Hall Zone, Parking Area, Landscape Detention Pond, and Conservation Area

Phased Zone Development Plan (Figure 3-5-1) — Detailed Description

Project Name: National Formosa University Xingzhong Branch Development Project. Applicant: National Formosa University. Planning Unit: Fengguan Engineering Consultants Co., Ltd. Scale: 0–25–50–100m.

This diagram uses different fill patterns to indicate the construction scope of each phase. Legend details are as follows:

  • Black dashed line: Site Boundary
  • Dotted pattern: Phase 1 Construction (International Industry-Academia Cooperation Zone, Teaching Area Practice Zone)
  • Hatched pattern: Phase 2 Construction (Teaching Area, Conference Hall Zone)
  • Dark grey solid fill: Long-term Construction (Parking Area)

Zone locations are described as follows:

  • Northern end, left and right: International Industry-Academia Cooperation Zone (Phase 1)
  • North-center: Plaza
  • West: Landscape Detention Pond
  • Center: Teaching Area (Phase 2)
  • East: Teaching Area Practice Zone (Phase 1)
  • Central-south: Conference Hall Zone (Phase 2)
  • Southeast: Sports Field
  • Southwest: Parking Area (Long-term)
  • Southern end: Conservation Area
  • Southwest corner: Sewage Treatment Plant
  • West: Water Supply Land

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National Formosa University Xingzhong Branch Development Project Land Usage Table, listing planned area (square meters) and percentage for each land use category, with a total site area of 171,810 square meters

Land Usage Table — Detailed Description

National Formosa University Xingzhong Branch Development Project Land Usage Table
Land Use Designation Land Use Item Planned Area (m²) Percentage (%)
National Land Conservation Zone Conservation Area (1.+2.) 54,337 31.63
1. Maintain Original Terrain 41,457 24.13
2. Modified Terrain 12,880 7.50
Special Purpose Business Land International Industry-Academia Cooperation Zone 23,982 13.96
Teaching Area 25,662 14.94
Conference Hall Zone 12,055 7.02
Parking Area 6,017 3.50
Plaza 3,085 1.80
South Entrance Zone 150 0.09
Water Supply Land 1,200 0.70
Sewage Treatment Plant 400 0.23
Leisure Aesthetics Zone 9,701 5.65
Internal Roads 20,546 11.96
Subtotal 102,798 59.84
Water Conservancy Land Airport Perimeter Drainage 5,389 3.14
Landscape Detention Pond 9,058 5.27
Subtotal   8.41
Transportation Land South Connecting Road 228 0.12
Total 171,810 100.00
Site Area 171,810  

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