no106-112

[108] A Study on Changes of Zoning after Formulation of Location Normalization Plan

- Focusing on Spatial Relations between Zoning and Inducing Area -

○JANGSHIK YOON¹ (1. Yokohama National University)

Keywords:location normalization plan, land use regulation, zoning, inducing area

This study aims to clarify the possibility of cooperation between Location Normalization Plan (LNP) and Land use regulation by analyzing spatial relations between Zoning and Inducing area of LNP, and changes in Zoning after the formulation of LNP. As a result, we revealed that 18.5 percent of Urban functions-inducing areas (UIA) included unsuitable zones for Urban functions inducement, and that cities with a limited UIA set around a commercial zone. Moreover, cities that changed zoning after the formulation of LNP were only 11.8 percent of all, but 89.7 percent of the cities were with a limited UIA. In addition, we revealed that 84.8 percent of changes in zoning were in inducing areas, and that the changes were relaxation of land use and the form regulation for creating a residential environment and inducing the location of life service and urban functions. This tendency was shown same outside of inducing areas.