What is a general plan General planning of settlements is urban planning documentation that defines the fundamental decisions for development, planning, construction, and other uses of the territory of a settlement.
A general plan is a long-term strategy that is developed and approved in the interests of the relevant territorial community, taking into account state, public, and private interests. The requirements of urban planning documentation are mandatory for all urban planning entities. The development of a settlement’s territory must be carried out in accordance with its general plan.
The general plan of a settlement defines:
- the need to change the settlement boundary, priority and sequencing of construction and other uses of territories;
- boundaries of functional zones, priority and permissible types of territory use;
- planning structure and spatial composition of the settlement’s development;
- general state of the settlement’s environment, main factors of its formation, urban planning measures to improve ecological and sanitary-hygienic conditions;
- territories that have construction, sanitary-hygienic, environmental protection and other restrictions on their use;
- other requirements defined by state building codes.
Advantages of cooperation with MEIC in the development of a general plan: When developing a general plan, we assist clients in collecting initial data, conducting public hearings, and properly formatting permitting procedures. The general plan takes into account, among other things, the wishes of investors from the perspective of economic development of the settlement and its individual parts. Our company has developed more than 50 general plans for settlements.
The advantages of cooperation with our company include the fact that we produce all documentation based on the general plan:
- land management projects regarding the establishment of boundaries of administrative territorial entities;
- technical documentation on normative monetary valuation of lands;
- land inventory projects.