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Reflections on Urban Planning Strategies of Peri-urban Farmland

Ye Li

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Rapid urbanization is imposing great impact on peri-urban farmland.Based on collaborative planning model, four urban-planning strategies are discussed as follows: attaching great importance to farmland; coordination of interests in every aspect; integration of each government department's plan; perfect measure on master plan and regulatory plan.

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Rapid urbanization is imposing great impact on peri-urban farmland.Based on collaborative planning model, four urban-planning strategies are discussed as follows: attaching great importance to farmland; coordination of interests in every aspect; integration of each government department's plan; perfect measure on master plan and regulatory plan.

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Rapid urbanization is imposing great impact on peri-urban farmland.Based on collaborative planning model, four urban-planning strategies are discussed as follows: attaching great importance to farmland; coordination of interests in every aspect; integration of each government department's plan; perfect measure on master plan and regulatory plan.

Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Urban planning, Urbanization, Environmental planning, Master plan, Government (linguistics), Business, Land-use planning

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