Lecture 9 Land use and/vs transport Flashcards
What are measures for land use planning?
- Land uses (types/mix)
- Land values
- Occupancy rates
- Visitors / employees / occupants
- Developments absolute (units, m2)
- Density
Limitation of transport feedback cycle model
Accessibility is the only thing that influences land use
What influences land use, a part from accessibility?
- The availability of land
- Regional demand
- Area attractiveness
- Spatial policy
Land Use Transport Integration (LUTI)
Efforts to bring land use and transport planning closer together
Example of LUTI
Transit Oriented Development: managing activities and land uses around urban transport modes
What could we do to improve land use - transport integration?
Improve the 7 D’s:
- Diversity
- Density
- Design
- Destination accessibility
- Distance to transit
- Demographics
- Demand management
Measuring public policy
Coherent (Goals)
Consistence (Instruments)
Congruence (Goals vs instruments)
Formal and informal barriers for institutions
Need for constant fitting of goals and instruments (Van Geet et al., 2019)
Transport planning in the Netherlands
- Top down / government steered
- Nationally financed/funded
- SCBA as basis
- In an ‘investment machine’
Land use planning in the Netherlands
- Bottom up
- Interdependencies public-private
- Local financing/funding
- ‘Money making machine’
LUTI: issue of value capturing
- No direct institutional relation
- Limited possibilities for value capturing (scattered responsibilities, hard to determine value to be captured)
- Institutional fragmentation