As urban decay worsens due to multiple factors from depopulation to stagnation of industries, for the purpose of helping the regional innovation and push forward the competitive Urban Regeneration Schemes, the local governments are strengthening the s...
As urban decay worsens due to multiple factors from depopulation to stagnation of industries, for the purpose of helping the regional innovation and push forward the competitive Urban Regeneration Schemes, the local governments are strengthening the support system for the Urban Regeneration Schemes. And as the boundaries of the land-related managerial affairs become increasingly multi-dimensional over time, space, and system, in both physical and rights-related sense, Urban Regeneration Schemes demand new ways for the approach and management of lands. Thus, in order to present appropriate land management models for Urban Regeneration Areas, this study researches and reviews present situations and limits of land management situations for Urban Regeneration Schemes. As the official land management lags behind the physical environmental change of the Urban Regeneration Area, this is an attempt to design appropriate and alternative land management models.
The limits of land management for Urban Regeneration Areas can be divided into three aspects. First, administrative organization is an assorted group of multiple organizations in the Urban Regeneration Areas, interacting in both direct and indirect ways, and each member organization manages their various lands and facilities on a single lot of land. Second, facility management is widening a gap between actual use and official use in Urban Regeneration Areas and is unable to answer the current demands. And third, the official records of the Urban Regeneration Areas are administered through registers and plans, but the system for the inter-record links and multi-dimensional land managements are not sufficiently provided.
To overcome these limits, the appropriate land management for the Urban Regeneration Areas can be dissected into three parts. First is the designing of the administrational organizations to establish the basis for the land management over the Urban Regeneration Areas. It can be done by networking organizations, setting up a unified management object, and inter-system cooperation. Solidifying various functions of management organizations, objects, and systems will strengthen the maintenance system, and greatly save the time and cost. Second is the fair facility management schemes for the Urban Regeneration Area lands. It can be further divided into reorganization of the related laws, multi-dimensional purpose management, and multi-dimensional Parcel procurement, for a directly linked, multi-dimensional management between land plots and facilities. These can show the changing trends from the past to the present and may even predict the future. Third is the management of official records system to facilitate land management of Urban Regeneration Areas. It can be further divided into inter-record links, enhanced comprehensive real estate record, and implementation of parcel inquiries. If current horizontal lands and facilities management can be augmented with vertical management, it may hold official power by enhancing the value of the lands and facilities in Urban Regeneration Areas, and reorganizing public records.