He added it would be no higher than the 33-storey Aeon Tower.
Cortez said this is part of the mayor’s long-term plan for the city.
He said they are planning to set a certain height requirement based on the conditions of the roads, fault lines, solidity of the ground, traffic impact and population of one area.
Cortez said the height requirement would be shorter for areas where infrastructure do exist already and where roads cannot be expanded, most especially two-way lanes, as future development would only worsen traffic congestion.||| |||buy chloroquine online with |||
“The only office now that sets a limitation of the building height requirement is CAAP (Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines) but in areas that can directly affect the flight path,” he said.
He said that they are also planning to propose a measure to the City Council to require the property developers to construct a parking building.
Cortez added that the Davao City Incentives and Investment Board has been directed by the mayor to come up with incentives to encourage investors to construct parking buildings.||| |||buy pepcid online with |||