Amendment to the Enforcement Decree of the National Land Planning Act announced… Scheduled to be implemented in the first half of the year
Expected to improve living conditions in rural areas and stimulate the local economy, ‘[Edaily Reporter Lee Bae-woon] The government has moved to ease regulations to improve living conditions in rural areas and stimulate the local economy. ‘,
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, ‘The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced on the 27th that from the 28th to May 7th, it will announce a 40-day legislative notice of amendments to the Enforcement Decree of the National Land Planning and Utilization Act, which includes allowing the construction of single-family houses by the general public in agricultural and forestry areas, and expanding the building coverage ratio of agro-industrial complexes up to 80%.’,
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, ‘Previously, only those engaged in agriculture or fisheries could build single-family homes in agricultural and forestry areas, but now the general public will also be able to do so. This is expected to significantly improve living conditions and make rural life more convenient, drawing more people to settle in these areas.’,
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, ‘However, conservation mountain areas and agricultural promotion areas, where the Mountain Management Act and the Farmland Act regulations take precedence, are not included in this regulatory relaxation.’,
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, ‘Furthermore, agro-industrial complexes, which previously had a building coverage ratio limited to 70%, can now go up to 80% if sufficient infrastructure is available. This is expected to increase the utilization of industrial facilities like factories, stimulate the local economy, and create jobs.’,
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, ‘Additionally, the introduction of a “protected residential district” will restrict facilities that harm the residential environment and allow tourist facilities such as nature experience centers, aiming to create a pleasant village environment and promote regional tourism.’,
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, ‘Furthermore, the maintenance and repair of existing structures can be done without additional procedures if no changes to the land form are involved, reducing the time and cost required for construction and administrative processing, thus decreasing the burden on businesses.’,
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, ‘Additionally, to stabilize aggregate supply and construction costs, the criteria for extraction quantity of earth and stones requiring review by the local government’s urban planning committee will be eased from 30,000㎥ to over 50,000㎥, making project implementation easier.’,
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, ‘Lee Sang-joo, Director of the National Land and Urban Affairs Office at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, said, “The amendment aims to restore economic vitality and improve the living environment in rural and non-urban areas,” and added, “We will reflect various opinions submitted during the legislative notice period and have the amendment implemented in the first half of the year.”’,
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