Implementation of Urban Planning Parameters for the Needs of the Spatial Planning Process in Kosovo

Q3 Social Sciences

WSEAS Transactions on Environment and Development Pub Date : 2024-04-15 DOI:10.37394/232015.2024.20.12

F. Gashi, Ibrahim Ramadani

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Abstract

This paper consists of finding a way to implement some norms of urban planning in the process of drafting the urban development plan, that in are ignored in many cases. The plan is considered a development process to be carried out in several phases, such as the analysis of the existing situation, the vision provisions, and its implementation for the specified period. Based on the development program, the future functions of the city are determined, its increase at the end of the foreseen planning period, and the completion of new material elements of the city. All these predictions in the urban development plan should be realized in the foreseen period. For this reason, the program must rely on preliminary testing, analysis, and budgeting.

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根据科索沃空间规划进程的需要实施城市规划参数

本文旨在寻找一种方法，在起草城市发展规划的过程中执行一些城市规划规范，而这些规范在很多情况下都被忽视了。规划被认为是一个分几个阶段进行的发展过程，如现状分析、愿景规定及其在规定期限内的实施。在发展方案的基础上，确定城市未来的功能、规划期结束时城市功能的增加以及城市新物质要素的完善。城市发展规划中的所有这些预测都应在预见的时期内实现。因此，该计划必须依靠初步测试、分析和预算编制。

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WSEAS Transactions on Environment and Development Social Sciences-Development

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1.90

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118

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