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Land Use Planning Process Overview

Land Use Planning is a structured decision-making process that addresses land use in a specific area, culminating in a Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) that outlines community profiles, visions, and strategies. The planning process involves organizing resources, identifying stakeholders, analyzing situations, setting goals, and drafting zoning ordinances, all aimed at ensuring effective land use management. The final outputs include a CLUP, zoning ordinances, and a framework for community participation and support.

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Land Use Planning Process Overview

Land Use Planning is a structured decision-making process that addresses land use in a specific area, culminating in a Comprehensive Land Use Plan (CLUP) that outlines community profiles, visions, and strategies. The planning process involves organizing resources, identifying stakeholders, analyzing situations, setting goals, and drafting zoning ordinances, all aimed at ensuring effective land use management. The final outputs include a CLUP, zoning ordinances, and a framework for community participation and support.

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Land Use Planning

□ It is a structured decision making process that deals with


how land is used in a specific planning area such as an
LGU has to answer three basic questions:
questions:
1. Where are we now?
2. Where do we want to go?
3. How will we get there?
Land Use Planning and the CLUP

A CLUP on the other hand is the end product of the land


use planning process.
process.

A written document containing a profile of the community,


its vision and the strategies on how it will achieve its
vision.
vision.

It consists of a map showing how the use of land in a


specific area will be regulated

A CLUP is accompanied by a Zoning Ordinance.


Ordinance.
Getting Organized
Objectives
□ Ensure that the needed resources, data, information and for
the planning activities are organized, reviewed and made
readily available.

□ Obtain the commitment, support, and participation of the


Local Executive, Sangguniang Bayan (SB)/Panlungsod (SP)
members, Local Development Council (LDC), City/Municipal
Department Heads and their staff, and the whole community.

□ Establish the guiding framework and focus of the planning


activities.
Outputs
□ Proposal for CLUP preparation/updating including work
program and budget
□ SB/SP resolution approving the proposal for the preparation
of CLUP
□ Executive Order designating members of the Planning Core
Team, TWGs, etc.
□ Defined roles/responsibilities of the Planning Team and
TWGs
□ Information and Education Campaign (IEC) materials for
community awareness and participation
Identify Stakeholders
Objectives
□ Identify the key stakeholders and assess their knowledge,
interests and concerns related to the CLUP formulation, and how
they might affect or be affected by the plan.

□ Understand the relations between stakeholders and the real or


potential conflicts of interest and expectations between and
among stakeholders.

□ Develop an action plan for involving the stakeholders in the


planning process.

□ Interact more effectively with key stakeholders to get their


support for the plan preparation, implementation and monitoring.
□ Avoid potential misunderstandings about and/or opposition to the
plan.
Outputs

□ List of identified stakeholders, their interests, and


related information

□ Action plan/strategies for stakeholders’


participation

□ Stakeholder support and commitment to the


planning activities
Analyze the Situation
1. Review the existing Land Use Plan

2. Review PPFP and priorities; review relevant sub-national


and national plans
3. Update situation analysis and conduct new assessments

4. Integrate climate change projections, disaster risks


assessments and projected impacts
5. Validate new findings

6. Determine current and projected needs

7. Determine land supply


Outputs
□ Identified key issues, gaps and challenges in the
achievement of the existing CLUP’s strategic vision,
goals and objectives

□ Consolidated, prioritized major and significant


development needs, issues, strengths and potentials of
the LGU which have spatial components and are
necessary in the achievement of the vision

□ Updated sectoral and thematic profile/database of the


city/municipality
□ Existing land use map, thematic maps, and analytical maps of
the entire area covered by the city/municipality, including the
marine and coastal areas and freshwater wetlands such as
rivers and lakes.

□ Technically-sound projections and estimates of both internal


and external conditions as well as future needs and
requirements of the LGU and its people in the next 10 years

□ Projected climate change and disaster risk-related


vulnerabilities, threats and its potential impact integrated
Take note!
Vision

Review or revisit existing vision (for those with existing CLUP)

Set new strategic vision (for those with CLUP

Conduct community level consultation for new vision

Present refined vision statement to LDC for endorsement to SP/SB for


approval and adoption
Essential Elements of a Vision
Visioning Outputs

□ Revalidated existing or redefined new strategic CLUP


vision, goals, and objectives that are relevant to the
LGU’s needs and requirements

□ Developed better communication among stakeholders

□ A basis for formulation of goals, objectives, outcome and


output indicators, programs, and polices
Set the Goals and Objectives

Review the Vision statement and major findings in the


situation analysis

Formulate general goals and objectives

Identify key outcomes and indicators

Validate and adopt identified goals and objectives at the


city/municipal level
Outputs
□ Identified and validated set of goals, objectives,
key outcome and results indicators

□ Identified targeted levels of change using overall


and key sector/thematic/physical areas
Tagaytay City Vision

□ “A resort, retirement haven and character


city with a government geared towards
excellence and supported by disciplined,
honest, God-centered, healthy and united
community”.
Example: Vision

A (Better) Place to Live, Work and Play


Establish Development
Thrust and Spatial Strategies

Translate the development vision and


results of the situation analysis into a
desired physical form.
Generate and evaluate options for the
Strategic development thrust

Formulate strategies to pursue the preferred


development thrust

Evaluate and select the development strategies

Prepare the Structure Plan based on the selected Spatial


Strategies
Output

Map showing preferred strategic


developmental direction and spatial
configuration based on projected time-
scales (e.g. 5-year, 10- year)
TO PASAY CITY,
NAIA, ROXAS BLVD.
Prepare the Land Use Plan

□ Translate the Vision, Goals and Objectives,


Development Thrust, and Spatial Strategies into
a Land Use Plan
Drafting the Zoning Ordinance

□ Zoning Ordinance
□ Zoning Map
□ Title of the Ordinance
□ Authority and Purpose
□ Definition of Terms
□ Zone Classifications
□ Zone Regulations
□ General Regulations
□ Innovative Techniques
□ Performance Standards
□ Mitigating Devices
□ Administration and Enforcement
Conduct Public Hearing
□ Inform the general public and ensure
an objective and participatory review
of the draft CLUP/ZO

□ Encourage ownership of the plan and


gain support for plan implementation
Review, Adopt, and Approve CLUP
and Zoning Ordinance (ZO)

□ Submit the CLUP and Zoning Ordinance to


the Sangguniang Bayan/Panlungsod

□ Submit to the Provincial Land Use Committee


(PLUC) for review

□ Sangguniang Panlalawigan approval


□ Step 11: CLUP and Zoning Ordinance
Implementation

□ Step 12: Monitor and Evaluate

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