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2 VIENNA: BUILDING THE FUTURE CONSISTENT DEVELOPMENT OF LAND POTENTIAL It is planned to develop the city within the existing urban zone as well as by utilising the remaining land potentials under STEP 2005 until 2025. However, many of the areas required for this purpose are not available for the planned forms of use. Since the existing legal framework of Vienna offers insufficient leeway for action to mobilise these land potentials, it may happen that land owners will not sell plots required for urban development or charge massively inflated prices. To change this unsatisfactory situation and improve the frame conditions for long-term urban development, Vienna will test and evolve new instruments to mobilise land reserves. Another important vehicle for realising land potentials lies in the optimised fine-tuning of public investments in technical, social and “green” (= green space) infrastructure and housing production. The City of Vienna will advance and refine the processes necessary towards this purpose. Moreover, agreements for urban development concluded with land owners and planning beneficiaries constitute an instrument that allows for fair cost sharing regarding investments in infrastructure, green and open spaces as well as energy generation and storage facilities. 52
SPACE FOR URBAN GROWTH 2.2 FLAGSHIP INITIATIVE LAND MOBILISATION FOR URBAN GROWTH With wohnfonds_wien and the Vienna Business Agency , in combination with related enterprises, the City of Vienna disposes of reliable actors and an internationally recognised set of instruments of land provision for urban development measures. However, Vienna’s dynamic development calls for supplementary land mobilisation measures regarding both land already earmarked for development and plots defined as potential building land. Improved land mobilisation instruments are above all to result in more rapid, socially acceptable and highquality urban development and to ensure that land can then be put to the use or uses stipulated in official decisions. Instruments for land mobilisation and for the improved control of urban development are systematically applied and evolved, e. g. by means of reallocation (also for grassland), the earmarking of plots as building land for only limited periods, urban development agreements, the land use category “Housing construction eligible for subsidisation” and the possibility of defining access and supply structures in development areas even prior to zoning provisions or at least before a detailed planning concept is available. Complementary creation and optimisation of public legal instruments for land mobilisation to provide for land and ownership structures that allow for development and the implementation of infrastructure measures in due time. Focusing of public investments on land that can indeed be mobilised for development (e. g. properties owned by the City of Vienna, its funds and enterprises or plots owned by partners interested in their development). In order to ensure the synchronisation of public investments in development areas and hence to support the accelerated realisation of the necessary development ventures, suitable mechanisms for the disbursement of the required public monies must be prepared. Urban development projects are to be regarded more strongly as self-contained, economically attractive and calculable investments. Rules, rights and obligations of all actors must be duly formulated. Implementation of building land monitoring in consultation with the municipal departments concerned in order to keep an eye on the availability of plots and the development and realisation status of land mobilisation. To continue ensuring efficient supply with affordable, high-quality housing, the processes related to zoning and land use planning and “two-tiered developers’ competitions” are to be fine-tuned even more intensively. This is to further the efficient harmonisation of the objectives and quality standards of urban design with those of subsidised housing construction. Continued effect analysis of instruments and strategies applied. LONG-TERM URBAN DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVE Vienna is preparing for all necessary urban developments of the future, even going beyond 2025. Housing, business and infrastructure projects to be implemented between 2025 and 2035 must be initialised in time to allow for high-quality planning processes and resource-conserving urban development fine-tuned with infrastructure planning (e. g. in the environs of high-level public transport facilities) and the long-term objectives of grassland and agricultural space protection. Decisions regarding the necessity of developing these potentialities are taken on the basis of ongoing building land monitoring. ( 2.2 Vienna mobilises land – space for urban growth – Flagship iniative: Land mobilisation for urban growth) Use of building land monitoring for the ongoing analysis of space requirements against the backdrop of demographic and economic development. If the monitoring process reveals corresponding demand: I definition of spatial development potentials for urban growth beyond 2025. I development and application of suitable instruments for creating land reserves (> 2.2 Vienna mobilises land – space for urban growth – Flagship iniative: Land mobilisation for urban growth). I strategic land purchases by municipal institutions. I together with partners from the environs of Vienna and the urban region: development and fine-tuning of proposals for land, settlement and infrastructure development in the urban region. 53
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