Community master plans in the Bio Bio Region. State and the current situation
Keywords:
urban planning, community master plans, territorial planning instruments, Bio Bio regionAbstract
The current situation of community master plans in Bio Bio Region was characterized. For this, non standardized qualitative data was analyzed collected in two stages: (1) data collecting from different sources: Regional secretary from Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning; (2) applying of a questionnaire to the Direction of Municipal works, the professionals from the technical counterpart and consulting fi rms, instrument which inquired effectiveness of CMP in the area of accessibility and road connectivity, and in environmental issues. The results showed that 31.5 % of the communities have an actualized CMP, considering an average of seven years in the whole process from the beginning of the survey until the publication in the Offi cial Gazette. Some important delay was detected in the approval of master plans, mainly in Municipalities, regional Government and Controller. The stake holders consulted expressed concern with accessibility and road connectivity, since in some communities current demand it is not satisfi ed. Similarly occurs in environmental matters, something that can become a sticking point if the population does not perceive positively the coherence of the plan with its environment.
Downloads
Downloads
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
License
The content of articles which are published in each edition of Habitat Sustentable, is the exclusive responsibility of the author(s) and does not necessarily represent the thinking or compromise the opinion of University of the Bio-Bio.
The author(s) conserve their copyright and guarantee to the journal, the right of first publication of their work. This will simultaneously be subject to the Creative Commons Recognition License CC BY-SA, which allows others to share-copy, transform or create new materials from this work for non-commercial purposes, as long as they recognize authorship and the first publication in this journal, and its new creations are under a license with the same terms.
