Because of the varying degrees of connection between different types of plans and the implementation of individual decisions, following the questionnaire the chapter focuses on instances of spatial or environmental planning that directly raise concerns about the protection of individual rights and interests that may be affected from the outset by decisions made within the plan itself. This is particularly relevant in zoning plans that determine what is permissible in each specific area they cover. The same applies to plans affecting some general interest, such as environmental issues.
Plans: In Between Rules and Decisions
Roberto Caranta
2025-01-01
Abstract
Because of the varying degrees of connection between different types of plans and the implementation of individual decisions, following the questionnaire the chapter focuses on instances of spatial or environmental planning that directly raise concerns about the protection of individual rights and interests that may be affected from the outset by decisions made within the plan itself. This is particularly relevant in zoning plans that determine what is permissible in each specific area they cover. The same applies to plans affecting some general interest, such as environmental issues.
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