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Journal:Urban Planning Forum

Key Words:traditional village, planning and development control, villager’s self-governance, traditional construction methods, post-disaster reconstruction, Caojia village

Abstract:The Constitution of the People’s Republic of China defines that the village committee is the grassroots self-governing organization. Therefore， the village planning and development control system is quite different from the system in city and town. The present rural planning system is a copy of the urban version, and it neglects the contexts of villager’s self-governance. Base on the study of post-disaster reconstruction of Caojia village in Baoxing in Sichuan Province, it argues the framework of village planning and development control must be established on the base of villager’s governance. A fair and efficient village planning and control system has to focus on the relationship between executive power and self-governing power, law and bylaw, statute law and common law, local (basic level) government and village committee, traditional construction methods and requirements for modern life.

Indexed by:Journal paper

Discipline:Engineering

First-Level Discipline:Urban and Rural Planning

Document Type:J

Issue:2

ISSN No.:1000-3363

Translation or Not:no

CN No.:31—1938／TU

First Author:周珂

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