| Abstract [eng] |
ABSTRACT Legal Regulation of Territory Planning The subject of this MA thesis is legal regulation of territory planning. Territory planning policy is an intergral part of state economical policy of Lithuania and implementation of the former is possible only if the state sets out an indefectible legal regulation of territory planning. The main legal act regulating territory planning in the Republic of Lithuania is the Law on Territory Planning of the Republic of Lithuania. This law defines a concept of territory planning, sets types and levels of territory planning, regulates territory planning process as well as links and stages of the process, formulates concepts of territory planning documents, established procedures for preparing, coordination and approval of such document as well as rights, obligations and liabilities of planning organizers, plan preparers, natural and legal persons and state and municipality level institutions in the process. The subject of legal regulation of territory planning is territory planning itself. The said law defines territory planning as a pre-established procedure for setting general spatial concept of a terrotory, land use priorities, environmental conditions and the like, forming land, forest and water property, residental area production and infrastructure systems, regulating occupation of residents and establishing rights of natural and legal persons activity development in a territory. However, basic aim of territory planning is to match interests of natural and legal persons or their groups with interests of society, municipalities and the state. The aim of the work is to systematically analyze subject – matter of legal regulation of territory planning, objects of territory planning, their rights and duties, legal relations arising from individual procedural aspects of legal regulation of territory planning, to go into the topic of legal regulation of territory planning in recent years as well as analyze court practice and to give conclusions of the study based on legal sources and court practice. |
