Temporary Planning Permission in Development Control System for Urban Development

Yusup, Mohammad; Arshad, Ahmad Fuzi; Marzukhi, Marlyana Azyyati; Abdullah, Yusfida Ayu

doi:10.21837/pmjournal.v16.i7.507

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“…the making of a material change of use A change of use of land or buildings requires planning permission if it constitutes a material change of use. There is no statutory definition of 'material change of use'; however, it is linked to the significance of a change and the resulting impact on the use of land and buildings (Mohammad Yusup et al, 2018). Whether a 'material change of use' has taken place is a matter of fact and degree, and this will be determined on the individual merits of a case.…”

Section: Governance Of Local Authorities In Usage Of Premise For Stasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Express Condition of Land, Usage of Property, and Licensing of Short-Term Accommodations

Abdullah

Dian

Ramly

2021

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Contrary to many short-term accommodation operators (STAs), short-term accommodations in Malaysia are subjected to laws relating to land and town planning. In the light of the ignorance of the STA operators about the legal aspects of STAs and complaints received by both the industry players (registered hoteliers) and the general community at large, this paper addresses the elements of an express condition of the land, usage of the property and licensing of the STAs in Malaysia. This paper uses the library-based approach, where the analysis of relevant legislation, newspaper report, decided cases, and journal articles are made. A comparative study with selected states in the U.S.A is made concerning the legal status of the short-term rentals.

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Section: Governance Of Local Authorities In Usage Of Premise For Stasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Express Condition of Land, Usage of Property, and Licensing of Short-Term Accommodations

Abdullah

Dian

Ramly

2021

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“…The short-term nature of land and/or building use through the use of Temporary Planning Permission may affect both the town plan physically and also planning standards and guidelines on top of public's socio-cultural wellbeing (Yusup et al, 2018). This can be seen through the practices of having kindergartens or daycare centres within residential vicinity, or even mini-markets in the middle of a cottage industrial (or light industrial) area.…”

Section: Temporary Planning Permission: Theoriesmentioning

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“…Gyourko and Molloy (2015, Hortas-Rico & Gómez-Antonio, 2020) stated that policies regarding zoning are made by local governments with means to change land use and have quality and quantity control over residential development. Yusup et al, (2018) added that flexibility of physical development is one of the key elements in urban planning. Flexibility helps sustain an area and avoid buildings to be left vacant due to its changing demand of building use and from local community.…”

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The Effects of Contradictory in Land Use and Land Policy to Land Revenue in the District of Petaling, Malaysia: A Preliminary Study

Zainudin

Yusoff

Sulaiman

et al. 2021

EEA

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The terms ‘planning permission’ and ‘land use’ are of no anomalous amongst policy makers in the field of land administration and town planning. However, due to different policy jurisdictions, contradicting land uses are bound to arise and may affect land revenue. For the purpose of preliminary study, two surveys were conducted targeting two groups: 500 respondents amongst the public and 468 amongst policy makers in Selangor. Two different set of questionnaires in the form of Google form were distributed within the course of two months via e-mail and ‘WhatsApp’ mobile application. The study is to test the level of awareness amongst the public, and to test the level of readiness of policy makers as executors. It is later found that an average of 65% of all respondents namely policy makers and the public are unaware of the policies in relations to land use. Alas, it is recommended that an in-depth study to be conducted to increase public awareness on top of equipping policy makers with sufficient knowledge in maximizing the use of Temporary Planning Permission in matters of land administration and town planning, thus improving land revenue collections.

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“…Most buildings have been altered to increase building height and floor area, which automatically results in a greater built up area. The development control of Kuala Lumpur has led to the growth of urban centres by rank which aims to control the land and building development and is one of the elements to process and assess the application before the planning permission (either permanent or temporary) is granted for further land development (Yusup. M, et al, 2018).…”

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The Development Control of Urban Centre in Kuala Lumpur

Yin

Abdullah

2020

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The challenge in identifying the limit of the boundary of development growth in Kuala Lumpur is difficult. From the development control which creates the growth of Kuala Lumpur defines that, the allocation of development control for City Centre Commercial (CCC) development within the District Centre Commercial (DCC) development has resulted in different priorities and growth, unbalanced land use distribution within Kuala Lumpur, as well as creating the difference in the given plot ratio by the authority for each centre according to its importance that resulted in the growth that focuses on the CCC area hence resulted in the difference in law enforcement in determining the distribution of floor space. The objective is to identify the urban growth pattern and to examine the influence of built up area to the development. Using the qualitative and quantitative method such as allocation of intensity development in defining the growth of an urban centre in Kuala Lumpur, the analysis is made to study the intensity, and the built-up area correlates to the floor space optimisation, total plot ratio, gross development value and the density requirement. The study is also to analyse the implementation of intensity development, zoning of land use, high-density development, and the correlative relation of development control with the growth centre. It also aims to establish land use management and physical development in Kuala Lumpur City Centre for sustainable urban growth and proper management of development control. The outcome of the study is shows hierarchy of the chosen 11 growth centres in Kuala Lumpur.

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Temporary Planning Permission in Development Control System for Urban Development

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Express Condition of Land, Usage of Property, and Licensing of Short-Term Accommodations

Express Condition of Land, Usage of Property, and Licensing of Short-Term Accommodations

The Effects of Contradictory in Land Use and Land Policy to Land Revenue in the District of Petaling, Malaysia: A Preliminary Study

The Development Control of Urban Centre in Kuala Lumpur

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