Tag: Planning
Planning account has been published — check out topical projects!
Year 2023 planning account has been published. The account presents the planning projects beginning or commencing in 2023, as well as planning and building projects of streets and parks.
Land use planning 2023: Vantaa is big in detached and terraced housing
While there is plenty of construction going on in Vantaa’s city centres by the railway, the city is also big in detached and terraced housing.
Planning programme 2023–2025 and planning review 2023
Kaavoitusohjelma sisältää kaavoituksen painopisteet vuosille 2023–25. Kaavoituskatsaus esittelee kattavasti vuonna 2022 työn alla olevat ja alkavat hankkeet.
Master plan
The master plan is a general plan for the entire municipality's land use and the organisation of transport.
Local detailed plan
A local detailed plan regulates the purposes for which an area can be used and how much can be built in the area.
Participation in the preparation of local detailed plans
Planning is a multi-stage process in which people and businesses in the region can participate. The planning process begins with a participation and assessment plan.
Land use planning
Planning is used to regulate where residential areas, places of employment, green areas and traffic routes are located in the city. Land use planning is divided into different layers: a more general master plan guides the local detailed plans.
City of Vantaa’s land and housing policies
Vantaa’s land and housing policies enable the management of land use, construction and land markets as well as balancing of the city's economy.
Projects
A wide range of projects are on-going in Vantaa. You can filter projects e.g. by major region, phase, service group and target group.
New rescue stations in Myyrmäki, Tikkurila, Korso, and Hakunila
Vantaa city executive board decided in its meeting on November 15, to ratify Myyrmäki, Tikkurila, Korso and Hakunila rescue stations’ needs assessments. To improve Keski-Uusimaa Rescue Department’s response times, Vantaa will need altogether four new rescue stations in the near future.