The need for an appropriate system of urban development control in South Africa: Arguments and characteristics
Keywords:
urban development, South Africa, control, South African urban management, South African urban planning practice, strategic planning process, urban development controlAbstract
Urban development control in South Africa has of late come under attack from a number of sources. This has led to a lively debate on the future of urban development control as such. In this article the need for a system of urban development control for South Africa is argued with the emphasis on the appropriateness of such a system. Six arguments in support of this view are presented. This is followed by a discussion of some of the characteristics of what is deemed to be an appropriate system, or should otherwise form the basis of such a system.
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