A response to Value

In this chapter is discussing about the values of development.
The creation of Planning Council is to prepare plan and planning process to enhance the beauty of the area for new communities. The development will contribute to planning theory and practice. Planning also requires costing and benefits of each others.
Information from Dr. Wallace simulated the pattern of growth that might occur in the absence of a plan or new power.
Physiographic is a way to ensure enhancement and equal development. It is also suggest that development should respond to the operation of natural processes.
Physiographic principles for conservation and development
-Indicate the type of development and densities appropriate to the various physiographic characteristics.
1. The valley should prohibited to development save
2. Development should be prohibited
3. 50-year flood pain should be exempted from all development
4. Development on other soils unsuitable for septic tanks should rigidly enforced
5. Surface watercourse should be retained in their natural condition
6. Dam sites and impoundment areas should prohibited to development
7. All forests, woodlands, copses and freestanding tree above four inch caliper should be surveyed and subject to preservation regulation
To develop a land or new developments have to refer the “The Proposition”. The Proposition divides into 8 categories:
1. The area is beautiful and vulnerable
2. Development is inevitable and must be accommodated
3. Uncontrolled growth is inevitably destructive
4. Development must conform to regional goals
5. Observance of conservation principles can avert destruction and ensure enhancement
6. The area can absorb all prospective growth without despoliation
7. Planned growth is more desirable than uncontrolled growth and more profitable
8. Public and private powers can be joined in partnership in a process to realize the plan
The development Principles are following:
1. Valley walls without forest cover
2. Valley walls in forest cover
3. Wall and slopes of 25%
4. Wooded Plateau
5. Promontory Site
6. Open Plateau
A good development planned growth is more desirable than and as profitable as unplanned growth.