A STUDY ON ORDINANCE REVISION OF LAND USE MANAGEMENT

Many land use management ordinances (LUMOs) have been enacted since early 1970s. This study clarifies LUMO revision to discuss how it adapted against socioeconomic change in long term. Through nationwide complete survey including questionnaire and interview, this study concludes as follows: 1) totally only 36.9% were revised in spite of municipality officers’ problem awareness, 2) while LUMO is classified into three types, type setting land use basic plan has been revised effectively, 3) even in the case of most progressive ordinance which makes original land use control system, collaborative enforcement with Urban Facility Location Plan is not perfect, etc.