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DEVELOPING NEW PLATFORM FOR PROMOTING EFFECTIVE IMPLEMENTATION OF URBAN PLANNING:A STUDY ON IMMEDIATE PLAN AND ANNUAL ACTION PLAN OF HANGZHOU

Tang Hair

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With Hangzhou as an example,this paper summarizes the importance of Immediate Plan and Annual Action Plan,the problems in the annual plan implementation,and the work in planning and so on.It argues that Immediate Plan and Annual Action Plan will promote the effective implementation of urban plan.

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With Hangzhou as an example,this paper summarizes the importance of Immediate Plan and Annual Action Plan,the problems in the annual plan implementation,and the work in planning and so on.It argues that Immediate Plan and Annual Action Plan will promote the effective implementation of urban plan.

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With Hangzhou as an example,this paper summarizes the importance of Immediate Plan and Annual Action Plan,the problems in the annual plan implementation,and the work in planning and so on.It argues that Immediate Plan and Annual Action Plan will promote the effective implementation of urban plan.

Key concepts: Plan (archaeology), Action plan, Work (physics), Action (physics), Environmental planning, Business, Geography, Engineering

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