Uthm 7 - Note Lecture Mka 2133 - Transportation Landuse

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TRANSPORTATIONLAND USE

Prof Dr. MIMM

Mac 2011


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CONTENT Planning authorities & legislation in towns and

Cities

Types of land status

Development elements for transportationinfrastructures

Development of a structural plan for town or city

Transportation alternative plans and itscomponents

Plans evaluation and selection


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CONTENT Planning authorities & legislation in towns and

Cities







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Planning authorities & legislation

in towns and cities Federal authorities (F)

- Ministries & Ministers

State authorities (S)

- Excos and State committees

District authorities (D)

- District officers & Community Reps


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Planning authorities & legislation

in towns and cities

Governed by Land By-Laws (F&S),

Transportation Enactments (F&D) and

Local authority enactments District officer (YDP) and City Mayor

Local politicians

Local development plans (Publicenquiries)


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TYPES OF LAND STATUS

International lots & Bumiputra lots

Government & Private Owners

Freehold & Leasehold

Land for development under Land By

Laws

Conversion of Land Status


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Planning authorities & legislation in towns andCities







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Development elements for

transportation infrastructures

Depends on:

Population counts, numbers of private

and public transport Development activities in a city

Types of transportation needed

Revenue generated to sustain thetransportation system established


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Development elements for

transportation infrastructures

Important elements are:

Land transport: Roads & rails, Traffic lightsystems, junctions, pedestrian & motorcycle

ways, car parking system, terminals andstopping points & flyovers and publictransportation system

Air transport: Terminal, car parking system &

public transportation system Water transport: Jetty or harbours, car

parking system & public transportation system


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Transportation alternative plans

and its components

Needed to have an effective and efficient

town or city planning system

Will be able to monitor progress ofdevelopment

Able to seek appropriate advice and

response from relevant parties


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and its components

Master plans vs alternative plans

Master plans: Development plan based on

national agenda and translated to localenvironment & needs

Alternative plans: Focused elements of

development especially for the future whereby

typical duration will be between 20 to 25 years(However, some authorities will consider

shorter durations; 5, 10 or 15 years)


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and its components

Transportation alternative plan components:

Design of future roads or routes

Public transportation networks Junctions

Pedestrian facilities and car parks

Terminals and stops

Legislations and guidelines


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Transportation alternative plans and its

components



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Depends on some criteria:

Aim of the plan: why and what?

Duration of the plan: Short or long term?

Strategies to achieve the plan:

Considerations and factors to support

the implementation of the plan


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REVIEW


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CONTENT





Transportation alternative plans and its

components



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THANK YOU

Uthm 7 - Note Lecture Mka 2133 - Transportation Landuse

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