Accommodation Reservation Principles Example

The total size of the land for development in the provided example, which is 1000 sq.mt.

The percentage of the plot area allocated to the land owner in the given example, which is 60%.

The permissible percentage of the plot area that can be used for construction, which is 50% in the presented example.

The typical number of development options available for reserving land, which usually ranges from 3 to 4.

The portion of the plot area that is allocated to the authority (planning body) for specific purposes, 400 sq.mt in this case.

In composite developments, the portion most often allocated to the planning authority is the road-facing part of the plot.

In the accommodation reservation example, the owner can develop the reserved land for the same public purpose as the original plan or for other purposes, subject to rules.

The permitted construction area in the reservation example, which is 500 sq.mt.

The planning authority can both acquire and develop land, based on the discussed example.

The remaining portion, not assigned to the authority, can be developed by the owner based on rules and adjoining zoning regulations.