What are the contents and requirements of the planning tasks, objectives, and results of controlled detailed planning?

What are the planning tasks, planning purposes, planning results, and requirements of the controlled detailed planning? 1. Under the guidance of the overall planning of the tourist area, the planning tasks can be compiled for the needs of recent construction. District control detailed planning. The task of the regulatory detailed planning of the tourist area is to stipulate in detail various control indicators and other planning and management requirements for construction land in the area based on the overall plan, and provide guidance for all development and construction activities in the area. Control planning is mainly a plan used to determine the nature of land use and development intensity of the project site. It is mainly used to determine land properties, development intensity, controllable locations of roads and engineering pipelines, and planning requirements for spatial environmental control. The core of controlled detailed planning is qualitative, quantitative, positioning and delimitation. Therefore, establishing a qualitative and quantitative indicator system is the key to controlled detailed planning. 2. The planning purpose is generally entrusted by the government to attract investment or sell land after control and regulation, so as to regulate the construction of developers with control indicators. In principle, the development and construction of tourist areas require control regulations. However, many projects now omit control regulations and directly revise the master plans after making them. 3. The content of the planning results shall detail the boundaries of various land uses of different natures within the planned scope. It stipulates the types of buildings that are suitable for construction, not suitable for construction, or conditionally allowed to be constructed in various types of land. Plan the plots and stipulate control indicators such as building height, building density, floor area ratio, and green space ratio, and add other necessary control indicators based on the nature of each type of land. Specify requirements such as the location of traffic entrances and exits, parking spaces, building setback red lines, and building spacing. Put forward requirements for the building volume, scale, color, style and other requirements for each plot. Determine the red line locations, control point coordinates and elevations of roads at all levels. 4. Required planning text for planning results. Maps include comprehensive current situation maps of tourist areas, detailed control plans for various plots, pipeline plans for various projects, etc. Attachments include planning instructions and basic information.

5. Drawing requirements The drawing scale is generally 1/1000/~1/2000