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Include residential, commercial, industrial, and open space.
It defines land use based on the primary activities conducted.
It influences how land is allocated and utilized effectively.
Includes physical, activity, human, and transportation subsystems.
It shapes the infrastructure and physical setting of an area.
It encompasses population dynamics and societal attitudes.
Comprises the network and demand for transportation services.
Land use allocation may become inefficient and inequitable.
They are previously developed lands that may be contaminated.
They interact to determine the overall land use patterns.
Atmosphere, Hydrosphere, Lithosphere, Biosphere.
They determine land suitability for construction and agriculture.
They pose risks of flooding and influence land use decisions.
They require special consideration to protect ecosystems.
It shapes infrastructure needs and future development strategies.
Infrastructure that supports transportation, water, and waste management.
Transportation facilities, water supply, and wastewater disposal.
Current and future demand regarding capacity and location.
Individuals and groups with diverse characteristics and needs.
Arranging urban land to meet human needs while balancing demands.
It manifests through policies that address various community requirements.
Housing and food systems allocated in specific areas.
It categorizes human needs and their land-use expressions.
It leads to safe built forms and hazard mitigation strategies.
Parks, plazas, and community centers.
They provide access to schools, libraries, and museums.
They facilitate participation in democratic processes.
They offer recreation and open space for community activities.
Makerspaces, workshops, and arts districts.
It shapes meaningful places like historic districts and sacred sites.
Diverse neighborhoods and choices for living and working.