What should the Planning Bureau pay attention to when reviewing the general plan of the building scheme?

First of all, the plane is the problem of line retreat, including the red line, green line and blue line of river water. Secondly, the problem of distance, the distance from other buildings, the distance from internal buildings (including front distance and side distance), whether there is sunshade problem; Third, the issue of supporting facilities. Centralized green space, parking spaces, residential property houses, kindergartens, external public toilets and other public facilities are complete in accordance with the standards, and the entrances and exits are set in accordance with the requirements of the specifications; Finally, there are some special concessions, such as high-voltage lines, gas stations and some major urban attractions and nodes around the project, which require higher visual corridors, and should be formulated in accordance with national norms and local standards.

Whether the positive and negative zero points in the vertical direction are reasonable and whether the given municipal drainage, water supply, heat supply, gas supply and power supply access points can be connected.

All of the above are concrete, and there are still some macro issues that need attention, such as whether the traffic streamline in the project is reasonable, whether the landscape corridor is reasonable, and whether the service radius of public services is reasonable.

Finally, the most troublesome thing is to check whether the index exceeds the index given in the planning conditions.

That's all I can think of.