PPD 244 – Land Use Policy 5/21/13 10:44 AM CAPITAL FACILITIES AND LAND USE PLANNING - aligning land use planning policy with capital facilities policy - “adequate public facilities ordinances (APFO)‚” or‚ “concurrency” | coordinating growth so it occurs at the same time as facilities expansion PROCESS 1. ID areas of development priority (boundaries‚ tiers‚ zones) 2. Capital Improvements Program (CIP) | how are we getting the money and how we are going to spend it | water‚ sewer‚ parks‚ schools
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SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF LAND USE CHANGE: THE CASE OF CALAMBA CITY‚ LAGUNA A Research Proposal I. INTRODUCTION A. Significance of the Study Land and its uses are essential to all human communities. Every person is shaped in a range of ways by the landscape in which they live‚ and the products and resources produced on the land. Land and its uses are particularly important for rural
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Land is a limited resource. The absence of a nation’s land use policy‚ against the increasing demand for land for food production‚ housing‚ tourism and industries has led to the irrational use and allocation of the country’s scarce land resource. Prime agricultural lands‚ which supply the country’s food and provide livelihood for millions of small farmers and their families are being converted at an alarming rate. Agricultural lands legally converted to other uses have increased
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TRENDS IN LAND USE PATTERN IN ILE-IFE‚ OSUN STATE‚ NIGERIA. By: Adeyemi S. Ifaturoti (Department of Estate Management‚ Obafemi Awolowo University‚ Ile-Ife‚ Nigeria) Email: addyfax02@gmail.com Mobile Number: +234 803 547 6869 INTRODUCTION Man develops and uses land resources partly because he must in the process of making a living and partly because the products of resource developments can add substantially to the quality of his living. His basic motivation for resource development stems
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Risk Sensitive Land-use Planning Case Studies 1 2 THE COMPREHENSIVE LAND USE PLAN OF DAGUPAN CITY‚ PHILIPPINES ‚ Introduction One of the most commonly used planning tools is the comprehensive plan. Variations of this plan may come under the guise of general plans‚ structural plans‚ and strategic plans. The overall goal of these plans is to guide the future growth and development of the city over a specified period of time and promote the desirable land use pattern that will support the socio-economic
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MORTGAGE OF LAND AS SECURITY UNDER THE LAND USE ACT 1978 BY DOROTHY E. NELSON** 1. Introduction Land is the very basis of commercial and industrial enterprise in Nigeria. It is the most important factor of production in industry as well as agriculture. Its usefulness and importance cuts across all forms of businesses and professions: Businessmen require land for buildings‚ factories and warehouses; Professionals in practices such as law‚ medicine‚ etc‚ need land to locate their
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Production is bound to take place with the combination of factors of production called as land‚ labor‚ capital and organization. In modern economics‚ enterprise has come to occupy a very important role in production so as to deal with that on a separate footing as an agent of production. Production‚ according to Hicks‚ is "any activity directed to the satisfaction of other people’s wants through exchange". Production in economics means creation of economic utilities‚ as man cannot produce matter
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Study 1.6 Significance of the Study CHAPTER TWO 2.0 Literature Review 2.1 Highlights of Land Use Act‚ No. 6. of 1978 2.2 The Land Tenure law of Northern Nigerian‚ 1962 2.3 The Effects of Land Use Act on Naluation Practice 2.4 The Roles of Valuers as Put Forward in Land Use Act‚ 1978 2.5 Effects of Zoning land and Buildings 2.6 Compensation for Valuation 2.6.1 General Basis of Compensation Assessment Under the Land Use Act 2.6.2 Disturbance Compensation 2.6.3 Under Compensation 2.7 Valuation for Compensation
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Land as a Factor of Production: Meaning and Definition: The term land in economics is used in a special sense. It does not mean soil or earth surface alone. Land in economics means natural resources. It includes all those things which are found under and over the surface of earth. In the words of Marshall: "The land means the material and the forces which nature gives freely to man’s aid in land and water‚ in air and light and heat". Characteristics/Features: The
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INTRODUCTION This essay is about the Tribal Grazing Land Policy (TGLP)‚ which is part of the broader land reform program that was initiated by the post-independence Botswana government to address certain land use problems such as overgrazing and land degradation‚ which posed a challenge to the new government in the 1970s. It is also viewed as an agrarian reform and rural development strategy of commercialisation‚ privatisation and modernisation through reduction in stocking in communal areas
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