Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria

Most urban problems have been attributed to the practice of property development in defiance of necessary planning considerations. The case of Akure is examined in this work. In this respect, questionnaires were served on 670 respondents in Akure. The questions require information on physical chara...

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1. autor: Babade, Joseph Babatope
Kolejni autorzy: Fayomi, S.O
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Wydane: Obafemi Awolowo University 2014
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description Most urban problems have been attributed to the practice of property development in defiance of necessary planning considerations. The case of Akure is examined in this work. In this respect, questionnaires were served on 670 respondents in Akure. The questions require information on physical characteristics of various property types in Akure, and also, on the socio-economic characteristics of the occupiers. Various agencies responsible for urban affairs were contacted on the existing situation. In addition, the physical environment of Akure was critically studied to determine implications of various property types. From the study, the factors that affect various land uses in Akure were identified. These included income, taste and fashion, accessibility, proximity to local amenities and work places, government policy and socio-cultural factors. The existing planning policies were found to be inadequate to meet the requirement of the present situation, the implications of which call for a review. For example, the social and other supporting facilities like recreational park, roads and water supply are found to be grossly inadequate. It is also observed that there is a lack of proper co-ordination of various public agencies supplying social services. Based on these findings, certain policies are recommended with appropriate institutional machinery for urban planning development. The strategies suggested include formulation of planning and development policies starting from the local level, site and services schemes, establishment of Green Belt and enactment of Edicts restricting felling of trees within Akure sub-region. Others include Edicts controlling air and water pollution and the enforcement of planning regulations without prejudice.
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spelling oai:ir.oauife.edu.ng:123456789-23172018-10-27T13:37:12Z Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria Babade, Joseph Babatope Fayomi, S.O planning policies property development property types Most urban problems have been attributed to the practice of property development in defiance of necessary planning considerations. The case of Akure is examined in this work. In this respect, questionnaires were served on 670 respondents in Akure. The questions require information on physical characteristics of various property types in Akure, and also, on the socio-economic characteristics of the occupiers. Various agencies responsible for urban affairs were contacted on the existing situation. In addition, the physical environment of Akure was critically studied to determine implications of various property types. From the study, the factors that affect various land uses in Akure were identified. These included income, taste and fashion, accessibility, proximity to local amenities and work places, government policy and socio-cultural factors. The existing planning policies were found to be inadequate to meet the requirement of the present situation, the implications of which call for a review. For example, the social and other supporting facilities like recreational park, roads and water supply are found to be grossly inadequate. It is also observed that there is a lack of proper co-ordination of various public agencies supplying social services. Based on these findings, certain policies are recommended with appropriate institutional machinery for urban planning development. The strategies suggested include formulation of planning and development policies starting from the local level, site and services schemes, establishment of Green Belt and enactment of Edicts restricting felling of trees within Akure sub-region. Others include Edicts controlling air and water pollution and the enforcement of planning regulations without prejudice. 2014-05-07T10:33:36Z 2018-10-27T13:37:12Z 2014-05-07T10:33:36Z 2018-10-27T13:37:12Z 1987 Thesis APA http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/2317 en pdf application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document Akure, Ondo State of Nigeria. Obafemi Awolowo University
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property development
property types
Babade, Joseph Babatope
Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria
title Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria
title_full Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria
title_fullStr Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria
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title_short Physical Planning Implications of Property Development in Akure Ondo State of Nigeria
title_sort physical planning implications of property development in akure ondo state of nigeria
topic planning policies
property development
property types
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