도시정비 및 재생사업의 최근 현황과 발전 과제

Abstract

Since the establishment of the Urban Regeneration Act. it is true that the urban renewal business has not been greatly activated. It is more important than ever for the government to carry out the projects and the ways in which the city revitalization project has been implemented by the actors of the city revitalization project, ie, the state, local governments, project developers, local residents etc. In the short term, it is necessary to recognize the existence of various laws and systems related to the existing city maintenance and rehabilitation projects, and to ensure the consistency of the project through prior consultation and adjustment between related projects. In the long term, It is significant to integrate and operate the basic plan of the unit. To accomplish this, the related administrative system and legislative system are integrated and the nominal city regeneration planning team is actually installed and operated to carry out the business coordination function at all times. At the same time, the Urban Regeneration Special Committee, And the function should also be upgraded from the role of a simple deliberation committee to the administrative committee to strengthen the executive function. In addition, integration of budget and finances is most important. It is necessary to integrate the budgets of urban renewal and rehabilitation projects in the Ministry of Land, Transport and Maritime Affairs and to introduce a comprehensive subsidy system in order to promptly carry out projects in specific areas. Above all, it is necessary to create a structure that can be utilized efficiently and in a virtuous cycle by providing financial resources that can induce substantial promotion of business by avoiding one-time support such as planning fee and service fee. Finally, it is necessary to provide practical support for the poor areas of the project by providing the special fund provided in the Article 28 of the current Basic Law on Urban Regeneration, and to plan to utilize private investment and local residents' participation in the urban regeneration project.