PREDICAMENT OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION IN THE PLANNING OF NIMBY FACILITIES IN CHINA: A CASE STUDY ON PLANNING OF GARBAGE INCINERATION POWER PLANT IN LIULITUN, BEIJING
Zheng We
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Zheng We
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By analyzing the public participation in the planning of garbage incineration power plant in Liulitun, Beijing, this paper indicates that the predicament mostly lies in the four aspects of the purpose, subject, degree, and form of public participation.The main reasons that cause the predicament include the following aspects: the technical rationality of urban planning tradition, the planning decision-making mode based on governmental centralism, the excessive administration over the implementation mechanism of urban planning, the complexity of interests in the planning of NIMBY facilities, and insufficient capacity of public participation subjects.
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By analyzing the public participation in the planning of garbage incineration power plant in Liulitun, Beijing, this paper indicates that the predicament mostly lies in the four aspects of the purpose, subject, degree, and form of public participation.The main reasons that cause the predicament include the following aspects: the technical rationality of urban planning tradition, the planning decision-making mode based on governmental centralism, the excessive administration over the implementation mechanism of urban planning, the complexity of interests in the planning of NIMBY facilities, and insufficient capacity of public participation subjects.
Key concepts: NIMBY, Beijing, Garbage, Public participation, Rationality, China, Environmental planning, Urban planning