개발행위허가의 합리적 기준설정에 관한 연구

개발행위허가 기준의 합리적인 설정방안을 검토했다.

Since the 1990s, the continued increase in urban land use in non-urban areas and the continued expansion of urban areas have caused many problems. Land use is common in non-urban areas, a rice paddy, Field, and forest. The most important legal discipline for building buildings on each piece of land is whether they have the status or size to be built by paper or region. However, the Land Use Zoning System, the most central urban plan under the National Land Planning Act, does not contain information about the acceptability or building units.

The zoning plan, which was introduced to supplement the plan, also undergoes continuous changes and implements legal regulations through supplementation, but does not include all building and development activities. In order to fill this gap, the Act on National Territory Planning enacted in 2002 will study the development permit system. The purpose of the project is to identify the function and legal status of the development permit system and to find reasonable ways of operation.

It starts with the expansion of the development permit system for non-urban areas to prevent reckless development of the national territory and clearly define the development permit system, which operates as a planned system for post-development. In addition, the relationship between adjacent systems and related laws and guidelines is analyzed and considered regarding legal status in relation to the permit for development activities.