This study aimes to clarify the difference of citizen's perception, preference, and participation level in urban planning process between residents groups, and to give a policy implication on citizen's participation process in urban and regional plann...
This study aimes to clarify the difference of citizen's perception, preference, and participation level in urban planning process between residents groups, and to give a policy implication on citizen's participation process in urban and regional planning. For this purpose, some residents groups were classified by urban types and household characteristics. And for empirical analysis, 373 questionnaire data were surveyed from 14 different regions. To identify the difference of perception and participation level between resident groups, Pearson Chi-square test was analysed. Some findings of this study are as below.
First, there was not remarkable difference between residents groups except some items, such as 'perception level in community based plan', 'participation level in public open hearing', etc. Second, the main factors of resident's perceptional difference in urban planning process are not 'the place where to live', but 'the characteristics of household' such as occupation, consciousness of settlement, housing ownership, etc.
But this findings have some limits to generalize to other regions because of sampling limitation.