Abstract
The aim of this study is to obtain basic data for supply planning of community facilities in New Towns. The theory of quantification I, II and the cluster analysis are used as analysis methods. Through this study, it is proved that the potentials of generation of community facilities depend much on the development technique, the size of population and the existence of the Building Agreement. More specific conclusions are shown as follows. 1) Among the facilities that distribute along the main streets, some facilities tend to centralize on the town center, and others tend to distribute linearly or apart from each other. On the other hand, among those that distribute in the residential zone, some facilities tend to centralize, and others tend to distribute apart from each other. 2) The distribution patterns under the New Law Concerning Residential Land are distinctly classified into two types such that distribute on the town center and in the residential zone, while those under the Land Read-justment Enterprise are distinctly classified into three types such that distribute on or near the town center and in the residential zone, and those under the City Plannning Law and the Old Law Concerning Residential Land have an intermediate tendency between the former and the latter type. 3) The potentials of generation of community facilities is highest in the development under the Land Read-justment Law, and is lowest under the New Law Concerning Residential Land. But under the Building Agreement the potentials under the four laws stand at almost the same level.
