Tinjauan yuridis terhadap pelaksanaan perencanaan penataan ruang terkait ruang terbuka hijau privat berdasarkan pasal 29 undang-undang nomor 26 tahun 2007 tentang penataan ruang = Juridical review of the implementation of spatial planning related to private green open space based on article 29 of the law on spatial planning

Leomita, Melina (2020) Tinjauan yuridis terhadap pelaksanaan perencanaan penataan ruang terkait ruang terbuka hijau privat berdasarkan pasal 29 undang-undang nomor 26 tahun 2007 tentang penataan ruang = Juridical review of the implementation of spatial planning related to private green open space based on article 29 of the law on spatial planning. Bachelor thesis, Universitas Pelita Harapan.

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Abstract

The writing of this paper aims to explain the implementation of regulations for the planning of private green open space planning and what sanctions will be given if there are people who violate the provisions of Article 29 of the spatial planning law. As for the background of this writing, because many individuals in the community who violate the provisions of Article 29 regarding private green open space with them not planting green plants in their yard, even though it can be seen that Article 61 has stated that everyone must obey and implement private green open space and if violated will be accounted as subject to sanctions. Although some people violate these provisions, the sanctions are still not enforced by the government so that there is no justice and legal certainty regarding this regulation. Research methods that have been used are normative-empirical. That is because this legal research method is a combination of normative legal approaches, namely examining theories, concepts, legal principles, and legislation with the addition of empirical elements, namely conducting interviews with Mr. Dedi Suhada as the Head of the Tangerang City Environmental Agency. The data collection method in this research is the study of literature, which is collecting and analyzing written data related to the problem. After getting the data, the writer analyzes the data qualitatively, which is describing in the form of regular and logical sentences so that the writer supports the interpretation of the data and understands the analysis results. The results showed that private green open space has two ownership, namely owned by individuals and private institutions/bodies. Ownership owned by individuals is guided by Permen PU No. 5 / PRT / M / 2008 which requires that everyone has green plants in their homes, offices or roof buildings. Whereas the private sector institution/body is guided by the UUPLH where if the private sector institution/body that wants to conduct business activities that have a very large impact on the environment must have an AMDAL and must comply with the provisions of Permen PU No. 5 / PRT / M / 2008 and the Building Law. Besides sanctions that are given if the institution violates the provisions of Article 61 of the Spatial Planning Law, then according to Article 62 the party will be subject to administrative sanctions.

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