Planning of the territory of large cities of Russia in the interests of their sustainable development

Olga Popova,Marina Perekopskaya,Galina Godunova,I Ilin,O Kalinina

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201817002012

Abstract

The paper reported here analyzes the practice of preparing documentation on territory planning in large cities of the North-West Federal district of Russia. Particular attention is paid to the development of projects on the basis of proposals of individuals or legal entities, as well as the search for effective tools for the development of cities of the North-West Federal district of Russia. The authors propose an alternative version of the interaction of local governments with potential investors on urban planning documentation. The mechanism of formation and updating of design solutions is based on a comprehensive assessment of incoming urban planning proposals of stakeholders.

Highlights

Investment activities remain one of the major tools of Russian cities’ development
There are a number of objective restrictions of large investments inflow and utilization in the cities of Russia imposed both by the external processes, and the investment climate in every municipality
All approved by above mentioned municipalities territory planning projects are assessed for compliance with requirements of the Urban Planning Code of the Russian Federation which were in force at the moment of their approval as well as the requirements for territory planning projects imposed by the current version of the Code

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Introduction

Investment activities remain one of the major tools of Russian cities’ development. Being a multi-faceted and extremely complex process, investment activities in different cities of the country are usually designed taking into account the specifics of their development. There are a number of objective restrictions of large investments inflow and utilization in the cities of Russia imposed both by the external processes, and the investment climate in every municipality. Competition for attracting investments is escalating in the external environment. The investment climate inside is to be improved by the authorities. There are many problems that constrain the inflow of investment: legal, administrative, infrastructure, personnel, methodological and a number of others

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