Public infrastructure, private finance : developer obligations and responsibilities

By:

Gielen, Demetrio Munoz Ed

Contributor(s):

Krabben, Erwin van der Ed

Series: Routledge research in planning and urban designPublication details: New York Routledge 2019Description: xv,251,iipISBN:

9780815355854

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

307.1216 GIE

Contents:

Contents List of contributors List of figures List of tables Acknowledgements Introduction 1 Development obligations in Canada: the experience in four provinces 2 Developer obligations in the US 3 Developers' obligations as a land value capture tool: practice and lessons from Colombia 4 Charging building rights as nonnegotiable developer obligations: the case of Brazil 5 The progressive acceptance of developer obligations in Chile, 1990-2017 6 Poland: ban on conditioning the landuse plan to developer obligations diminishes their effectiveness 7 The Netherlands: developer obligations towards cost recovery 8 The influence of politicization on the implementation of developer obligations in a federalist country: evidence from Switzerland 9 Developer obligations for public services: the Italian mix 10 Spain: developer obligations and land readjustment 11 Developers' obligations in Portugal: the imperfect equation for value capture 12 Use of Negotiable Developer Obligations (NDOs) in urban planning and land development systems in Turkey 13 Infrastructure contributions and negotiable developer obligations in China 14 A proposed framework of developer obligations to unleash land supply in Hong Kong: land readjustment 15 Value capture from development gains towards public utility: the case of Seoul, Republic of Korea 16 Developer obligations in relation to land value capture in Taiwan 17 Indonesian experience with nonnegotiable and negotiable developer obligations: case study of Surabaya City 18 Developer obligations under the New South Wales, Australia, planning system Conclusions Index Institutions Cases

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Contents
List of contributors
List of figures
List of tables
Acknowledgements
Introduction
1 Development obligations in Canada: the experience in four provinces
2 Developer obligations in the US
3 Developers' obligations as a land value capture tool: practice and lessons from Colombia
4 Charging building rights as nonnegotiable developer obligations: the case of Brazil
5 The progressive acceptance of developer obligations in Chile, 1990-2017
6 Poland: ban on conditioning the landuse plan to developer obligations diminishes their effectiveness
7 The Netherlands: developer obligations towards cost recovery
8 The influence of politicization on the implementation of developer obligations in a federalist country: evidence from Switzerland
9 Developer obligations for public services: the Italian mix
10 Spain: developer obligations and land readjustment
11 Developers' obligations in Portugal: the imperfect equation for value capture
12 Use of Negotiable Developer Obligations (NDOs) in urban planning and land development systems in Turkey
13 Infrastructure contributions and negotiable developer obligations in China
14 A proposed framework of developer obligations to unleash land supply in Hong Kong: land readjustment
15 Value capture from development gains towards public utility: the case of Seoul, Republic of Korea
16 Developer obligations in relation to land value capture in Taiwan
17 Indonesian experience with nonnegotiable and negotiable developer obligations: case study of Surabaya City
18 Developer obligations under the New South Wales, Australia, planning system
Conclusions
Index
Institutions
Cases

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