Land Resource Management as the Ground for Mining Area Sustainable Development

Aleksander Solovitskiy,Olga Brel,Nikolai Nikulin,Tatayna Meser,Ekaterina Nastavko,M Tyulenev,A Khoreshok,S Zhironkin,M Cehlár,S Vöth,D Nuray

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/20172102012

Abstract

It is established that the problem of sustainable development of Kuzbass cities is their being tied to a single production and income from other sources is not considered. Therefore, their economy is underdeveloped, depends entirely on one city-forming enterprise (singleindustry city), which causes response to the slightest changes in the economic situation. In Kuzbass, all cities, except Kemerovo, are monodependent, including Kiselevsk, which economy mainly consists of coal mining enterprises. In the circumstances, there is a need to develop a set of measures for management the urban land, primarily aimed at ensuring the sustainable development of Kiselevsk city. The development of principles and management mechanism of the urban territory land fund determines its effectiveness. Establishing the dependence of rational use of land resources and sustainable development characterizes a new level of information interaction between sciences (land management and economy). Practical use of this theory is to overcome the mono-urban development of mining cities, taking into account effective subsoil management.

Highlights

In the typical Russian mining area – old industrial coal town Kiselevsk (Kemerovo region, Western Siberia, Russia) – the urgency and priority in solving the issues of urban land use are related to the specificity of settlement land that is characterized by multifunction and concentrated industrial and residential buildings
For the comprehensive modernization of urban land use in the Kiselevsky urban district within the framework of sustainable development and in order to overcome the mono-urban development [9,10,11], we propose the following basic principles for managing the land fund: 1. Preservation of the total area of the land fund
The management of the land fund of non-coal enterprises has its own peculiarities for overcoming the mono-urban development

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Introduction

In the typical Russian mining area – old industrial coal town Kiselevsk (Kemerovo region, Western Siberia, Russia) – the urgency and priority in solving the issues of urban land use are related to the specificity of settlement land that is characterized by multifunction and concentrated industrial and residential buildings. The mechanism of management and disposal of the lands of mining regions in Russia is based on the expansion of the authority of local government, the introduction of payment for land use, close connection of land management and urban development [1,2]. The absence of such mechanism at the end of the last century [3,4,5] in the city led to the negative consequences: the closure of six mines, the mine construction trust, three ore-processing plants, two mine-building departments; decreasing the volume of production of machine-building, chemical, food and timber manufacturing industries by 30%-40%. This period was characterized by a significant dominance of the coal industry share in the overall structure of industrial production, the value of which was up to 75% (Figure 1)

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