Territorial Aspects of Entrepreneurial Activity in Polish Suburban Zones

Parteka, Tomasz; Pęczek, Grzegorz

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2016.08.639

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“…Translocation can be understood as the change of spatial orientation. It is manifested through an increasingly fading role of industry concentration, mainly the one of processing and production (Martyniuk-Pęczek et al 2016). In view of the saturation of space in many cities, as well as the development of transportation infrastructure, there is an apparent migration of jobs requiring adequate land area to suburban areas, which offer large volumes of space at attractive prices.…”

Section: Transition From Public Housing To Individual Onementioning

confidence: 99%

Some Notes of the Development Processes at Suburban Zones in Poland

Czarnecki,

Januszkiewicz

2023

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The article investigates the ongoing urbanization processes at suburban zone's in Poland. Due to the weak spatial planning system and the lack of legal restrictions inhibiting the expansion of urbanized areas only in the last 15 years their surface per capita in Poland has increased by approx. 20% (according to the Central Statistical Office of Poland). The spatial policy of polish cities needs to cope with the process of excessive dispersion of development. According to the strong position of private properties owners in Poland, there can be seen the weakness of urban planning, which in fact is unable to use well known planning tools, like re-parceling or other types of urban planning regulations. The paper shows characterization of urbanization processes on examples of few Polish cities.

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Section: Transition From Public Housing To Individual Onementioning

confidence: 99%