How to calculate per capita greening rate

How to calculate per capita greening rate

1. Green rate = green area/residential planning area (divided by coverage area).

2. Newly-built residential areas and residential green spaces shall be constructed according to the standard that the per capita living area is not less than 2 square meters and the per capita living area is not less than 1 square meter; New leisure and entertainment places and old residential areas will be rebuilt, and the green space will be no less than 25%.

3. When the cover exceeds 1.5m, the green area of the cover accounts for 50% of the cover; The green area over 3m accounts for100% of the covered soil area; Less than1.5m, not included in the green area. Hanging gardens do not include green spaces.

4. The construction area of solid soil greening should exceed 50%. The coverage rate must be less than 50% of the total green area of the community.

5. Per capita green area index of residential area: the concentrated green area is not less than 400 square meters, that is, not less than 70% of the total area.

6. For buildings below18m, the roof greening area shall be calculated as 20% of the total area.

What is the green area of the community?

The greening area of residential quarters also includes public greening. The minimum requirement of public green space is that the area of green space shall not be less than 400 square meters. In other words, the green area of the plot shall not be less than 70% of the total land area. However, according to national regulations, it cannot be less than 30%. In the calculation of green space rate, there are high requirements for green space. The green space in the green space is residential park, small garden, group green space and some blocky and banded public green spaces.

Is the high green community better?

A good residential area depends not only on the green rate, but also on the following factors: 1. Look at the regional location: a good residential area generally needs a good location. If it is in a better location, the price of the house will be guaranteed. From the point of livability, a good location is not necessarily a well-known "golden location", nor is it necessarily a "downtown area" or a "bustling area", but it is closely related to people's daily life, work and social interaction. Convenience and comfort should be considered, which is the most fundamental condition of a residential area.

2. Look at the matching of life: life is the indispensable foundation of our life. It is hard to imagine that in modern civilized society, the lack of heating and water supply has made us experience a life of hunger and cold; It's hard for you to imagine that your children will come from afar and your parents will have to travel back and forth between the hospital and home. Without convenient transportation, it will definitely become a "dead city"; A night market without food, entertainment and lights will definitely become a "sleeping city".

3. Looking at the house: In addition to some external factors, buyers should also pay attention to the quality of the house. Property buyers often say that "whether to buy or not depends on the environment, and whether to pay or not depends on the apartment type", but they often have no bottom in their hearts. Different opinions are "what kind of apartment type is a good apartment type". An ordinary good house pays attention to the division of indoor functions. Public activity area, private rest area and auxiliary area are completely different areas, and each area has its own purpose.

4. Look at the property: I believe everyone knows the relationship between property and property. If you have been living in this community, the property will definitely provide you with corresponding services. Public security, greening, cleaning, housekeeping, maintenance of houses and mechanical and electrical equipment are all daily affairs of the community, and their influence can be said to be everywhere.