Kinhtedothi - Continuing the 8th Session, on the morning of October 25, the 15th National Assembly discussed in plenary session in the hall about a number of contents with different opinions of the Draft Law on Urban and Rural Planning.
Presenting the report on receiving, explaining and revising the Draft Law on Urban and Rural Planning, Chairman of the Economic Committee Vu Hong Thanh said that based on the opinions of National Assembly deputies, National Assembly agencies and the Government, the National Assembly Standing Committee has directed relevant agencies to study, receive and revise the Draft Law.
The draft Law after being received, revised and completed includes 6 chapters and 65 articles; 2 articles are removed and 2 articles are added compared to the draft Law submitted to the National Assembly at the 7th Session.
Regarding the relationship between plans in the urban-rural planning system, Clauses 2 and 3, Article 7 have been revised to clearly stipulate general planning, zoning planning and detailed planning with the nature of gradual concretization and detailing.
At the same time, clearly define the contents of the master plan to be specified in the zoning plan. The contents of the zoning plan are specified in the detailed plan.
The content, requirements and principles of concretization must be clearly defined and specified in the planning, ensuring clarity and convenience for the implementation process.
The relationship between planning in the urban-rural planning system and planning in the national planning system has been specifically regulated in the 2017 Law on Planning; accordingly, Clause 4, Article 6 of the Law on Planning stipulates that urban planning and rural planning must be consistent with national planning, regional planning, and provincial planning.
Regarding cases related to planning scope and administrative boundaries when making urban and rural plans, the Deputy Chairman of the Economic Committee said: taking into account the opinions of National Assembly deputies, the Draft Law has been revised in the direction of clearly regulating cases related to planning scope and administrative boundaries in the direction of minimizing the number of plans that must be made.
Regarding the principle of simultaneously establishing general plans (Article 7), the regulation ensures the conformity and compliance of construction investment projects with urban and rural planning in case of conflicts between urban and rural planning, the Draft Law has added a provision on allowing simultaneous establishment of general plans.
In case the master plan is approved by a different authority, the master plan with a higher authority shall be approved first; in case the master plan is approved by the same authority, the master plan that was prepared and appraised first shall be approved first.
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