TRANSITION OF EVALUATION IN URBAN PLANNING ADMINISTRATION

Abstract

 Various evaluations have been made in the field of administrative planning to assess financial constraints imposed by population decline, but the actual situation has not been fully elucidated. For this study, we categorize changes and evaluation contents of evaluations performed in the planning field for urban planning administration. Furthermore, we clarify the characteristics and present basic information for future evaluations. From analyzing laws, plans, operation guidelines, and other documents related to city planning administration, evaluation efforts were categorized into three types: a) evaluation of partial plans, b) evaluation of plans in a project area, and c) comprehensive evaluation of plans. Results clarified that the evaluation contents were integrated, the target areas were expanded, and the evaluation periods were lengthened in the order of a), b), and c).