The Effect of Land Use Zonings on Housing Development: The Introduction of Cdl Approach in the Border Area of Surabaya and Sidoarjo Regency, Indonesia

Pindo Tutuko · Zhenjiang Shen

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The Land use zoning (LUZ) is necessary to control the urban land use. Due to the housing development, the urban sprawl took place in fringe areas of Surabaya in which the real sector has rapidly increased in the rural-urban fringe between Sidoarjo and Surabaya. It leads the problems of despairing rural housing and decreased production of natural resources due to social inequality in the rapid development process. In achieving a sustainable urban form in urban fringe, this project is conducted with zoning review in the border area of Sidoarjo and Surabaya. The existing zoning does not distinguish between project-based housing development and home owner-based housing development. Co-existing Dividing Line (CDL) as a clear line between different types of residential use is suggested in order to provide a basis for planners and developers in the construction of project-based housing without disturbing the home owner-based housing for a sustainable urban form.

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