T/CUPTA 004-2020 Urban TOD integrated development project evaluation criteria
T/CUPTA 004-2020 Urban TOD integrated development project evaluation criteria
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Scope
Scope: This standard applies to comprehensive development projects around rail stations under unified property management, which are graded and comprehensively evaluated based on the principle of public transportation supporting and guiding urban development (TOD). Standard scope description and evaluation criteria 1. Urban rail TOD comprehensive development projects can apply for grade evaluation after completing the construction acceptance and being in operation for one year. They can also apply for phased evaluation during the architectural design and construction acceptance stages. 2. It is encouraged for TOD projects to conduct predictive evaluation during the planning and conceptual design stages to avoid unreasonable functional design caused by previous planning issues in the construction design phase, which may affect the results of phased and final evaluations. 3. The main functional areas of urban rail TOD comprehensive development projects should meet the same grade of construction quality standards and management requirements. 4. Urban rail TOD comprehensive development projects should focus on the emergency response capacity to sudden incidents. The emergency response plan for sudden incidents should be a prerequisite for grade evaluation. Before grade evaluation, the comprehensive development projects should have no major safety responsibility accidents within two years, otherwise they will not be eligible for evaluation or re-evaluation. 5. Urban rail TOD comprehensive development projects should have complete and compliant construction, operation service drawings and document files; Main technical content: It mainly includes eight chapters: General Provisions, Terms and Definitions, Basic Provisions, Location and Site Selection, Functional Layout, Transportation Connectivity, Public Space and Walking Environment, and Operation and Technical Innovation.