PLANNING PROCESS

Planning Process

Abstract

The research paper discuses about the planning process, the different sort of planning steps which are available to follow to make a comprehensive plan. The different urban policies which should be continuous. One can never know enough about the planning and how it reacts to a determined management and, as we acquire more information and experience, the plans must be changed.

Planning Process

Planning Process Management

The most important part of the operating system directly affects the functioning of a computer, a control subsystem processes. The process (or in other words, the problem) - an abstraction that describes a running program. For the operating system process is a unit of work, the application for use of system resources. Subsystem Process Control is planning to execution of processes, that is, allocates processor time between multiple simultaneously existing in the system processes, and also engaged in the creation and annihilation processes, provides the necessary processes of system resources, supports communication between processes (Abel, 2009).

No project planning land use is unlike any other: the objectives and local circumstances are very different and each require a different treatment plan. However, to draw, as a guide, a series of 10 steps, each of which represents an activity or series of activities culminating specific information is required the following steps.

Steps of Planning Process

Step 1 Definition of objectives and the scope of planning.

Establishment of the current situation, identification of needs of people and the government making a decision on the geographic area that will be the plan, define, a agreement, goals and objectives in broad terms, defining the scope of the plan.

Step 2 Organization of work. Determining

What needs to be done, identification of activities to be performed and selection of the planning team, scheduling of activities and outputs, development of procedures to ensure that all who may be affected by the plan or to contribute to be consulted.

Step 3 Problem analysis

Study the existing situation in terms of land use interviews with users and identifying their needs and views, analysis on the spot of the earth and the situation with regard to its uses; problem identification and analysis of their causes, identification of constraints to change.

Step 4 Identifying Opportunities for Change

Identification and design in the form of projects, different types of land use will facilitate the achievement of objectives; presentation of these options for the public to discuss.

Step 5 Evaluation of land suitability

For each type of land use seems promising, identifying its requirements regarding the characteristics that must have the land and its comparison with current features in order to establish physical abilities.

Step 6 Evaluation of options

Analysis of the environmental, economic and social development, for land users and the community as a whole, each viable combination of fitness and land use; identification of the consequences, positive and negative, choosing other options.

Step 7 Choosing the Best Option

Organization of discussions with interested communities and authorities, about viable options and their consequences on the basis of these discussions and the above assessment, determination of changes it is necessary to introduce or ...