THE EFFECTS OF THE PUBLIC PARTICIPATION TO PLANNING PROCESS AND OF THE SPATIAL ELEMENTS ON CONTINUOUS MANAGEMENT OF PARK BY RESIDENTS : Planning/management process design for residents to take the lead in community management

Abstract

We clarified following three points on the "participating process design" for residents to take leads in management of park/regional environment after making plan by public participation. It will be possible forming a continuous management organization with a leader, and managing by residents, by involving residents with specific requests and examining the management of the park in the planning process. To continue the activities, it is effective to have the spatial elements such as green-area or community facilities producing variety of activities and keeping residents' motivation. It makes new residents to participate in the activity that the administration gives fund to residents to manage these spatial elements so the activity becomes more intentional and public.

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