Urban planning measures refer to actions and strategies implemented by city authorities or planners to guide the development, design, and management of urban areas. These measures aim to enhance the quality of life for residents, promote sustainability, and address various challenges faced by cities.
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Zoning Regulations: Zoning regulations are rules that divide land into different zones or districts with specific permitted uses (such as residential, commercial, or industrial). They help maintain order in cities by separating incompatible land uses.
Transit-Oriented Development (TOD): TOD is an urban planning approach that focuses on designing neighborhoods around public transit stations. By encouraging mixed-use development near transit hubs, it promotes accessibility, reduces car dependence, and enhances social interaction.
Affordable Housing Policies: Affordable housing policies are initiatives aimed at ensuring that housing remains affordable for low-income individuals or families within a city. These policies may include subsidies, rent control measures, or the requirement for developers to allocate a certain percentage of units as affordable housing.