研究論文
広域計画策定における協議システムに関する研究―米国ニュージャージ州の州計画制度運用課題
2008 年 31 巻 1 号 p. 71-78
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2008 年 31 巻 1 号 p. 71-78
The first State Development and Redevelopment Plan (SDRP) of the State of New Jersey was formulated in response to the mandates of the New Jersey Legislature contained in the New Jersey State Planning Act of 1985. It established the New Jersey State Planning Commission and required the Commission to prepare and adopt the SDRP and to revise and readopt the SDRP at least every 3 years thereafter. The Act also created a statewide planning process, designated Cross-Acceptance, to ensure the participation of governments at all levels and the public in preparing the plan and in its periodic revision. This paper reviews the agreements and disagreements in the past cross-acceptances and discusses the “teeth” in SDRP, which are required to incorporate reluctant local governments and regional and state agencies into the system, and it consolidates the planning process.
