Impact of National Sectorial Reports in planning

Authors

  • Nuño Mardones-Fernández de Valderrama
  • José Luque-Valdivia
  • Izaskun Aseguinolaza-Braga

Abstract

According to Spanish legislation, certain bodies of the State Sectorial Administration have to
report on the instruments of Territorial and Urban Planning in order to coordinate national competencies
with those of the regional and local administrations. These reports, mandatory and binding, have a
considerable impact on planning, not only in its long process of elaboration and procedure, but also in
the planning proposal that they end up establishing. The present article examines the proceeding
followed in the Urban Masterplan procedure: when the reports are requested, when they should be
issued and what their object and scope is. This study allows to formulate possible answers to the core of
the problem, which is based in the need to coordinate Urban Planning, with its a global nature, with
sectorial policies which are essential to guarantee the necessary public services to structure the territory
in functional terms. These answers would involve the full incorporation of the principle of open
administration into these reports.

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Published

2019-06-26

How to Cite

Mardones-Fernández de Valderrama, N., Luque-Valdivia, J., & Aseguinolaza-Braga, I. (2019). Impact of National Sectorial Reports in planning. Ciudad Y Territorio Estudios Territoriales, 51(200), 375–392. Retrieved from https://recyt.fecyt.es/index.php/CyTET/article/view/76738

Issue

Vol. 51 No. 200 (2019): CyTET verano 2019

Section

Comparative Studies

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Copyright (c) 2019 Nuño Mardones-Fernández de Valderrama, José Luque-Valdivia, Izaskun Aseguinolaza-Braga

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