Analysis of Guidelines for Public Contribution by Local Governments in the Seoul Metropolitan Area

1. CONTENTS (1) RESEARCH OBJECTIVES This study reviewed the standards of public contribution that are actually applied in the development project process. This study aims to examine the standards for public contribution set by local governments in the metropolitan area as ordinances or guidelines and present implications. (2) RESEARCH METHOD This study analyzed ordinances and literature related to public contribution. For each city, the definition of preliminary negotiation for urban planning change is similarly defined as the establishment of a development plan in consultation with the target site for the promotion of complex land use, efficient land development, and rationalization of land use through facility relocation and relocation. This study looked at the literature related to the guidelines for public contribution by city in the metropolitan area. The implications were presented by synthesizing the existing research results and guidelines for public contribution by city. (3) RESEARCH RESULTS According to the planning standards applied to the installation of public contribution facilities, facilities that are likely to be used as convenience facilities for tenants in the project site, facilities that must be installed under other related laws, and access roads to the project site are excluded or minimized. 2. RESULTS The criteria for public contribution are as follows. Seoul and Incheon apply the public contribution rate to 60% when the floor area ratio increases due to the change in the use area, but most local governments in Gyeonggi-do set the 50% standard when a change in the use area is made. In the case of urban planning facilities determination, abolition, and complexation, the calculation of public contributions is applied at 15%, and 20% is applied in some areas.