개발제한구역 조정에 따른 토지의 효율적 이용과 관리방안 : 대구권을 중심으로

개발제한구역 조정에 따른 토지의 효율적 이용과 관리방안을 연구했다.

Recently Development-restricted District (hereafter called as DRD) which is generally known as greenbelt is actively debated after its assignment in 1971. Many different kinds of view points to the adjustment of DRD have been created by government and professor as well as the public. Most of them are, however, focused on the pros and cons of the adjustment of DRD and the rearrangement of its boundary. It is important to decide how to adjust DRD. More importantly, however, it is necessary to reestablish the function and role of DRD in the future.

Also the methods of efficiently using and managing the land both free from and continuously restricted by DRD after its adjustment ought to be developed. The purpose of this study is to predict the regions appropriate free from DRD, to reestablish the function and role of DRD after its adjustment, and to suggest the ways of efficiently using and managing the land free from DRD. The principle of the adjustment of DRD surrounding Taegu is consistent with that of sustainable urban development in the future whose idea is explicitly expressed at "Taegu Agend 21". So it is necessary to redefine the function and role of DRD for the implementation of such a sustainable urban development.

The Gosan region of Susong-gu near the athletic stadium for World Cup as the most expected region among the ten ones appropriate free from DRD is analyzed as a case to find the way of efficiently using and managing of the lands which will be free from DRD. The results are mentioned in the followings. It is desirable for the lands continuously restricted by DRD to be divided into absolutely and relatively preserved districts. Particularly the relatively preserved district can be thematically utilized. Also the environment tax based on the trade of the lands within urban planning district is suggested to acquire the money of buying the lands restricted by DRD.

There is a need to consider the establishment of an institution of transferring development right about the lands which are highly regulated, but much controversial. The adjustment of DRD should be planned and implemented from a long-term perspective for efficiently managing the land of a country as a whole. It is very difficult to achieve the goal of efficiently using and managing the lands restricted by DRD without the cooperation of local government and people.

So an exhaustive investigation of the lands within DRD is needed at its adjustment, and it is also necessary to make a public consensus to the adjustment of DRD through the intensive participation of the public at the decision processes of improving an institution of DRD and the explanation of the government's policy to its improvement.