Coastal Resort Masterplan with Six Condominium Zones & Infrastructure

Comprehensive Coastal Development Masterplan

This masterplan depicts a coastal resort development in Morro de São Paulo, Cairú, Bahia, Brazil, featuring six distinct condominium zones integrated with natural features and infrastructure systems. The plan showcases:

Land Division & Zoning:
– Six designated condominium development areas (labeled Condomínio 1-6) with varying lot sizes ranging from approximately 5,000m² to 62,000m²
– Commercial service zones strategically positioned throughout the development
– Reserved areas for the property owner (333.91m² and 588.43m²)
– Designated area for healthcare facilities (marked as ‘Área Desapropriada Destinada Para Saúde’)

Environmental Features:
– Multiple APP (Área de Preservação Permanente) zones protecting natural resources
– Eight green areas (Área Verde 1-8) distributed throughout the development
– Topographic contours showing elevation changes from 5m to 65m above sea level
– Oceanfront positioning with highwater line (Linha de Preamar) demarcation
– Protected vegetation zones and existing water features

Infrastructure Elements:
– Comprehensive road network with 9 axis routes (Eixo 1-9) including detailed horizontal curve geometry
– Sewage treatment facility (Estação de Tratamento de Efluentes) measuring 4,005.02m²
– Pumping station (Estação Elevatória)
– Public walkways and green corridors connecting development zones

The drawing includes precise coordinate references, vertex points (V-01 through V-239), and technical specifications for road alignments with curve calculations including central angles, radii, tangent lengths, and development measurements. The development balances coastal resort functionality with environmental preservation in accordance with Brazilian coastal development regulations.