英文摘要 |
Following Part (I) of this Study, the Part (II) is to present the planning practice of the Taipei City in the third stage, referred to as 'Enactment Stage'(1937-1945), in the contemporary planning history. In essence, the contemporary planning legal system had been initiated from the beginning of the colonial administration. Based upon implementation experience and subsequent remedies, the planning legislation was completed in 1936 in 'The Taiwan City Planning Order' and the other relevant legislation whereupon. After this historical point, the central point of Taipei City planning moved away from the 'Renovating City Area' in the previous stage which was aiming at improving urban service facilities for those existing settlements. The new planning legislation defined the extent of 'Urban Facilities', defined the frame of 'General-use Zone, Specific-use Zone' in land uses, and incorporated there in 'City Planning Tax', 'Betterment Levy'. On implementation, the legislation incorporated the measures of Land Re-plotting (Land Consolidation). This implementation measures would effectively integrate planning objectives and policies, and should have significant merits on the following reducing public financial burden, increasing land value, improving housing quality, expediting urban development, and improving environmental quality. Land Re-plotting and Betterment Levy were assigned to pursue the objective of social justice in urban development, which had its own historical significance. The new legislation was set into effectiveness on the Appointed Day of the First of April1937. But, in July 1937 the Sino-Japan War broke out, followed by the Pacific War in 1941. Consequently, contribution of the new planning legislation to the city development was rather limited. After the war, the sovereight, was relinguished; nevertheless, the City Plan and the legislation had been largely retaining intact on implementation. The stability and continuity on city development had been resulting in profound influence onto the development of Taipei City. |