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A study on mediative compensation for the urban park determined by urban or Gun management plans

  • Public Land Law Review
  • Abbr : KPLLR
  • 2018, 82(), pp.41-65
  • Publisher : Korean Public Land Law Association
  • Research Area : Social Science > Law
  • Received : April 30, 2018
  • Accepted : May 14, 2018

Kwon, Yeong-Woo 1 Hong, Sung-Jin 2

1한국증권신문사
2대한건설정책연구원

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ABSTRACT

The urban park are built or designated to contribute to protecting urban natural scenery and improving health, recreation, and aesthetic sentiments of citizens in urban areas; determined by urban or Gun management plans of urban park facilities and urban natural park areas. If the land can not be use for a conventional purpose or the possibillity of private use is impossible according to urban park determined by urban or Gun management plans, it should be regarded as exceeding the social limit. however, determination of urban park is authority of local government, and considering the poor financial status of local governments, it is impossible to build the urban park facilities which occupy the widest area among the urban or Gun planning facilities. Also, considering the urban functions, it would be difficult to simply release of the Gun planning facilities. To solve this dilemma, the government and the National Assembly have introduced a new urban natural park areas system. 「Act on urban parks, green areas, etc」 has the problems of the principle of protection of legitimate expectation in the implementation or invalidation, the principle of proportionality in claims for land purchase to introduce as a mitigation measure according to the designation of urban natural park areas, the principle of system legitimacy in purchase of lands through consultation. Therefore, in order to determin urban parks, it is necessary to introduce mediative compensations such as the restraint of designation of urban natural park areas, alleviate claims for land purchase, resident support projects, tax cut, etc. and improve purchase of lands through consultation.

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