Abstract
In this study, the characteristics of local original ordinances for controlling townscape are analyzed in Kanazawa City based on linguistic methodology and studied its actual operation by analyzing newly built houses controlled by these regulations. These are conclusions as follows. Description of ordinance regulations is categorized as seven types according to the concreteness level. Some regulations are difficult to be followed such as outer wall material and building location in the site. Parking space in the site became it difficult to build along the road, which is usually desirable in the historical district. Planning of parking location of the district is one of the important themes for controlling townscape. In order to control townscape based on the original ordinances it is also necessary to develop controlling system.
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