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Construction And Planning

I. Construction and Planning Agency Organization

The CPA includes 14 divisions: Planning, Urban Planning, National Parks, Public Housing, Building
Administration, Public Works, Road Engineering, Environmental Engineering, Building Engineering, Con-
struction, Planning Administration, Management Administration, Land Administration, Finance Adminis-

tration; 4 offices: Secretariat, Accounting and Statistics, Civil Service Ethics, and Personnel; and 9 tempo-
rary units established for specific tasks: the New Town Construction Division, Urban Regeneration Division,
Public Relation Office, Office of Senior Technician, Information Management Office, and the Northern,
Central, Southern, Sewer Engineering Offices. There are 4 divisions under the Central Region Office:

Construction Management, Urban and Rural Planning, Planning and Review, and Administration Manage-
ment. It also includes the headquarters for Kenting National Park, Yushan National Park, Yangmingshan
National Park, Taroko National Park, Shei-Pa National Park, Kinmen National Park, Marine and Taijiang
National Park, National Nature Park Headquarters, and the Urban and Rural Development Branch.

II. Comprehensive Planning

1. Spatial Planning

(1) On April 30, 2021, the municipality and county (city) spatial plans were announced to establish the
spatial development order and implement local autonomy.

(2) The CPA assists the municipality and county (city) governments in delineating the functional zone
maps, guiding the land to be used orderly.

2. Coastal Zone Management

The CPA has continuously promoted the Coastal Zone Management Act and revised coastal
zones. The CPA will build an effective and functional system to integrate the conservation, protec-

tion, and management of affairs among relevant authorities and manage the coastal local connection
action plan. Furthermore, according to this new legislation, the CPA will be able to implement the
planning of Taiwan's coastal lands while considering the preservation of the balance between envi-
ronmental conservation, protection, and development.

3. Review of Non-urban Area Development Projects

In 2022, 8 development projects (covering 403 hectares) were officially approved, while 14 proj-
ects are still under review. These projects will provide the developmental area for solar energy facili-
ties, industrial parks, rural communities, important public facilities, etc.

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