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1995•Journal of the City Planning Institute of JapanOpen access

Basic Study of Acts for Town Planning in Italy

Masaru Miyawaki, Yukio Nishimura

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THIS PAPER IS THE HISTORY OF THE CONDITION OF THE LEGISLATION OF TOWN PLANNING IN ITALY. THE FIRST ACT OF TOWN PLANNING WAS THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE OF LAND ACT (1865) AFTER THE UNIFICATION OF ITALY AND IT PRODUCED MASTER PLANS IN MAJOR CITIES. THE SECOND ACT, TOWN PLANNING ACT (1942) IDEALLY BROUGHT THE ITALIAN SYSTEM OF REGIONAL PLANNING, TOWN PLANNING AND DISTRICT PLANNING. BUT THE PRACTICAL USE OF THE MASTER PLAN WHICH CAN CONTROL THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT MUST BE WAITED FOR UNTIL THE TOWN PLANNING ACT OF 1967. AFTER THE GALASSO ACT (1985), WHICH IS FOR THE REGIONAL PLANNING OF LANDSCAPE, MASTER PLANS HAVE TO BE MODIFIED AGAIN UNDER THAT SENSE IN MANY CITIES. THE BALANCE BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT AND THE CONSERVATION IS CHANGING IN ITALY.

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THIS PAPER IS THE HISTORY OF THE CONDITION OF THE LEGISLATION OF TOWN PLANNING IN ITALY. THE FIRST ACT OF TOWN PLANNING WAS THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE OF LAND ACT (1865) AFTER THE UNIFICATION OF ITALY AND IT PRODUCED MASTER PLANS IN MAJOR CITIES. THE SECOND ACT, TOWN PLANNING ACT (1942) IDEALLY BROUGHT THE ITALIAN SYSTEM OF REGIONAL PLANNING, TOWN PLANNING AND DISTRICT PLANNING. BUT THE PRACTICAL USE OF THE MASTER PLAN WHICH CAN CONTROL THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT MUST BE WAITED FOR UNTIL THE TOWN PLANNING ACT OF 1967. AFTER THE GALASSO ACT (1985), WHICH IS FOR THE REGIONAL PLANNING OF LANDSCAPE, MASTER PLANS HAVE TO BE MODIFIED AGAIN UNDER THAT SENSE IN MANY CITIES. THE BALANCE BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT AND THE CONSERVATION IS CHANGING IN ITALY.

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THIS PAPER IS THE HISTORY OF THE CONDITION OF THE LEGISLATION OF TOWN PLANNING IN ITALY. THE FIRST ACT OF TOWN PLANNING WAS THE COMPULSORY PURCHASE OF LAND ACT (1865) AFTER THE UNIFICATION OF ITALY AND IT PRODUCED MASTER PLANS IN MAJOR CITIES. THE SECOND ACT, TOWN PLANNING ACT (1942) IDEALLY BROUGHT THE ITALIAN SYSTEM OF REGIONAL PLANNING, TOWN PLANNING AND DISTRICT PLANNING. BUT THE PRACTICAL USE OF THE MASTER PLAN WHICH CAN CONTROL THE HISTORIC ENVIRONMENT MUST BE WAITED FOR UNTIL THE TOWN PLANNING ACT OF 1967. AFTER THE GALASSO ACT (1985), WHICH IS FOR THE REGIONAL PLANNING OF LANDSCAPE, MASTER PLANS HAVE TO BE MODIFIED AGAIN UNDER THAT SENSE IN MANY CITIES. THE BALANCE BETWEEN THE DEVELOPMENT AND THE CONSERVATION IS CHANGING IN ITALY.

Key concepts: Town planning, Legislation, Regional planning, Plan (archaeology), Land-use planning, Unification, Master plan, Urban planning

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