Data · dataset · 2003
A Study on Impact of the Preservation of Historic Relic Zone on Private Development Rights
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Before 1966 in Taiwan, government paid more attention on development of economics and army, but ignored the importance of preservation of historical buildings.
Description
Until Mainland China destroyed traditional culture and antiquity in China, Taiwan government became take care to preserve them but the job of preservation of historical buildings still could not fulfill completely. Under the fast change of society and economics 1970 to 1980 in Taiwan, people became rich and wish to pursuit better cultural life.
Therefore government study and engage some culture police and law to preserve historical buildings. In order to urbanize and without proper law, there are many historical buildings could not preserve impeccably in Taiwan. Due to historical buildings are public goods, so government must preserve historical buildings in order to raise society fairness.
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On the other hand, people have to rights to use and dispose their own proprietary freely in the constitution and historical buildings owners should have the land rights also. So there is serious conflict of rights between public and private. If land right of historical buildings belongs to public, government should seek the best benefit in order to care most people in society.
The way is to let land rights of historical buildings used and redeveloped propriety. On the contrary, if it belongs to private, we consider balance between social welfare and private benefit, and government should respect rights of owners. Under people\'s rights without influence situation, government could let people use fitness.
Thus rights of owners would treat fairly. In the past most of discussion focus about legislation and methodology of preservation of historical buildings zone, but it lacked philosophy. A few studies to measure impact that damages of historical relic owners after there preserving historical buildings area.
Therefore, we try to use different way in philosophy to make these complex problems easy and to measure the impact. Besides establish model of preservation of historical relic zone propriety. This study had defined historical relic and discuss theory of rights, besides to seek some preservation of historical relic zone problems in Taiwan.
To measure that the owners lose rights after setting antiquity zone and trying to establish the principle of equity preserving historical relic zone. To sum up, the way to preserve historical buildings should be pay more elasticity and liveliness, than it can converge principle of fairness. To preserve historical buildings that are a job that must consider to combine urban plan and development.
After establish proper model it could make city to develop well. Not only preservation could not deter city development, but also help planner to create new specific space. This way can bring more comfortable, cultural space to citizenry.
It also can prompt city become more attraction in the future.
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