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Beberapa Implikasi Teknis Penerapan UU Penataan Ruang
No full textMany problems are still encountered in spatial planning, from planning which is still oriented toward administrative region criteria, the lack legal instruments in spatial control, disparity perception between agencies over the importance of spatial plan pattern as the basis of development, the lack of basis data and accurate information, until the limited ability of spatial planning institutions. Efforts should be done to solve the problems are enhancing the quality and the ability of spatial planning apparatus. In accordance with those efforts, public and business sector participation in spatial planning should be enhanced. Also needed in these efforts is the strengthening of spatial planning control and information system in spatial planning
Tarif Ijin Perubahan Guna Lahan Perkotaan Sebagai Bentuk Kontrol Pelaksanaan Penataan Ruang Kota
No full textLand-use changes have been a common phenomena in Indonesian cities. Some of the changes do improve the physical as well as socio economic conditions of the areas, but, in the absence of sound legal procedure for the changes, mostly harms the environment and the people, creates traffic jam and evicts the low income people. Therefore a new legal procedure for land-use changes should be developed. This article will discuss the "development charges' approach as a legal tool to make land-use change benefits the people, the government and the private sector
Eastern Indonesiaâs Development in The Second Long-Term Development Plan (PJP II) and REPELITA VI
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Strategi Pengembangan Kawasan timur Indonesia: Isu Pokok, Kebijaksanaan dan Program Pembangunan
No full textThe strategy of Eastern Indonesia's development is based on the abundant of natural resources ¡n some provinces, small number of population with unequal distribution, and government commitment in development equity. The strategy of Eastern Indonesia's development is a hierarchical policy from micro level, meso level to macro level. Micro strategy is intended to recognize and fulfill the basic needs, help the economic of the region to be self-sufficient and enhance local export. Meso strategy is intended to recognize the physical and economic correlation among the provinces to create interregional development centers in the related area. Meanwhile the macro strategy is focused more on the development of transportation infrastructure, natural resources utilization and environmental preservation, increase private participation, strengthening government and public agencies including the involvement of universities in order to increase the quality of human resources in Eastern Indonesi
Pelembagaan Proses Pengajuan Keberatan Masyarakat Atas Pelaksanaan Penataan Ruang Kota
No full textThe implementation of urban planning in Indonesia tends to be oriented at the abuse public right to gain legal ownership over land. Land clearance and redevelopment and unilateral action by the government to change the land-use often creates problems. Ironically, almost all of those controversial actions are conducted on behalf of development, especially the implementation of city plan. This condition would not have been this severe had the public participation process in development planning been institutionalized. If we learn from experiences of some developed countries like United Kingdom and Australia, people who have been involved in city planning are still given the chance to address their complaints about the city plan and its implementation through court. Some forms of courts have been recognized in some developed countries for the public to complaints The city plan, and this has been an integral part of their spatial planning law. In Indonesia, these complaints and appeals have recently been channeled through PTUN
Meninjau Kembali Persoalan Hukum Kerangka Peraturan Penataan Ruang Kota Di Indonesia
No full textThe provision of regulatory framework for urban planning in Indonesia still needs to be discussed. Though the Spatial Planning Act of 1992 has amended the SVO 0f 1948, there are a number of legal aspect problems that have not been touched on or solved by those Act These problems include incomplete urban planning provisions in the Spatial Planning Act, unavailability of implementing government regulations as designated in the Act, improver form of legislation, and incoherence urban planning related legislation. Regarding these problems, urban planning regulatory framework should immediately perfected and completed
Perijinan Pembangunan Kawasan Dalam Penataan Ruang
No full textDevelopments permit of a zone in various stages related to the last two scopes of spatial planning, spatial use and control in spatial use. This article review some example of development permits recognized today, after explaining the position of permit in spatial planning. As an illustration, an example of a permit procedure in industrial zone is given. On the basis of the illustration, the correlation between the permit issue with the spatial planning is shown. The correlation between various hierarchical spatial planning product and environmental study or plan with hierarchical permit issue, will be the main focus of this article. So, this hierarchical correlation is still not well recognized, so that through this understanding it is mode full that spatial planning can be made more effective. It is also hopeful that this review can enhance public participation in spatial planning
