A public hearing as a form of the public participation in the urban planning

Abstract

Public hearings are a form of deliberal democracy and ensure the participation of people in the solving of social important issues. The article emphasizes the importance of public hearing, using in matters of the urban development; points out to the shortcomings of the main theoretical provisions, including the lack of a unified approach to understandofit. The importance of the institution of a public hearing and some its shortages, impeding the comprehension of this institution have been noticed in the article as well. In addition it is indicated the need of the unified system formation on the basis of the standard regulation of a public hearing to improve in the institution in law-enforcement practice.

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