A Study of the process of making Master Plan in Yokohama City
Masaki Konishi
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Masaki Konishi
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This paper reports the process of making Master Plan in Yokohama City. It's pointed out that, in a large city like Yokohama, it's difficult to make City Master Plan in participation with many residents. Yokohama is a city specially designated by a government ordinance (Local Government Act) and accorded the privilege of having "ward office". So, in Yokohama City, ward office tries to play a leading role in making District Master Plan, even though it doesn' t have city planning section. This paper is a study of the process of making District Master Plan (Kohoku Ward Master Plan) in Yokohama, and it concludes that by cooperating with city planning section in municipal office, ward office can make District Master Plan in participation with many residents.
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This paper reports the process of making Master Plan in Yokohama City. It's pointed out that, in a large city like Yokohama, it's difficult to make City Master Plan in participation with many residents. Yokohama is a city specially designated by a government ordinance (Local Government Act) and accorded the privilege of having "ward office". So, in Yokohama City, ward office tries to play a leading role in making District Master Plan, even though it doesn' t have city planning section. This paper is a study of the process of making District Master Plan (Kohoku Ward Master Plan) in Yokohama, and it concludes that by cooperating with city planning section in municipal office, ward office can make District Master Plan in participation with many residents.
Key concepts: Master plan, Plan (archaeology), Government (linguistics), Government Office, Section (typography), Local government, Process (computing), Privilege (computing)