Evaluation of Suitability of the Regional Spatial Plan At Buleleng Regency 2013-2033

Abstract

. This study aims to evaluate the suitability of land use with the Buleleng Regency Spatial Plan 2013-2033. The method used to evaluate the level of suitability of land use is by comparing the actual land use with the Regional Spatial Plan so that the level of conformity can be seen, referring to the Attachment to the Regulation of the Director General of Land Rehabilitation and Social Forestry No. P.04/V-Set/2009. Determination of the function area is done by adding up the scores of the determinants of the function area, namely soil type, rainfall, and soil sensitivity to erosion. The amount of the score is the score for determining the function of the area. The criteria are protected function areas (A) if the score is 175, buffer function areas (B) if the score is 125 -174, areas with annual plant cultivation functions (C) if the score is 124, areas with annual crop cultivation functions (D) if the maximum score is 124 and micro land has a slope of not more than 8%. Determination of area functions also refers to the Attachment to the Regulation of the Director General of RLPS Number: P.04/V-Set/2009 dated March 5, 2009. Evaluation of the suitability of land use and area functions with the Spatial Plan of Buleleng Regency will provide an illustration of how far the level of suitability/incompatibility of actual land use with the Spatial Plan of Buleleng Regency 2013-2033 so that it can be a reference for land use planning and area conservation. The results showed that the Buleleng district was dominated by protected areas (A), buffer areas (B) and cultivation areas (C). If we look at its suitability with the regional spatial plan, the existing land use shows a sufficient suitability.