Regional planning combination of Southwest Finland in a uniform data model

A regional plan is a general plan for the use of areas in a province or sub-region. The plan guides the planning of municipalities and other planning related to the use of areas by the authorities. The regional plan indicates the areas necessary for the development of the county and the principles of the use of the areas and the urban structure. The formula is presented on the map by means of schematic markings and regulations. The report presents the objectives, impacts and other necessary information of the formula. A provincial plan can be drawn up as a total regional plan or step by step as a formula for a specific topic. The Land Use and Building Act (MRL) sets frameworks for drawing up a regional plan, and the national land use targets (VAT) guide the content and the planning process of the regional plan. The provincial plan is drawn up by the Regional Council. Confirmed/approved regional plans in Southwest Finland: Regional plan for the phase of natural values and resources, approved by the provincial council on 14 June 2021 Urban land use, services and traffic phase regional plan, approved by the Regional Council on 11 June 2018 Wind Power Phase Regional Plan, Confirmation Decision 9.9.2014 Confirmation decision of the Loimaa region, the framework municipalities of the Turku region, Turku region and Vakka-Suomi region, 20.3.2013 Phase regional plan for Salo-Lohja, confirmation decision 4.12.2012 (replaced by urban land use, services and traffic phase regional plan) Regional plan for the Salo region, confirmation decision 12.11.2008 Turku City Region Regional Plan, Confirmation Decision 23.8.2004 Phase provincial plan for the E18 motorway, confirmation decision of 25 September 25.9.2002 (replaced by the regional plan of the Salo region). The data is visualised according to the HAME data model, which differs from the visualisation of confirmed regional plans. Skirt visualisation is based on commonly agreed regional planning markings developed in the HAME project (Harmonised regional planning as e-services). More information about the HAME project: http://www.syke.fi/hankkeet/hame