City planners help decide land use and infrastructure to optimize community effectiveness. They determine building locations, parks, and areas needing improvement. Planners consider public transportation, utilities, historical areas, population growth, climate change, and balancing demands. Planners require diverse skills like studying populations, economies, environments, and making reports and plans. They obtain public input through meetings and may modify plans based on feedback.

1.  Planner is like the heart of regeneration within town and site it is like a brains ! !
 City Planning called “Urban Planning”
 Land planning for purpose of optimizing effectiveness of a community’s land use and
infrastructure.
 They help decide what kinds of buildings should go where, where new parks might
be needed, and what areas in the community are in need of changes to make them
better places.

2. Public
transportation,
sewage and
disposal as well as
water catchment
area are under
the consideration
of city planner
protecting
the historical
environment
or urban
design
They aim to
balance the
conflicting
demands
modern
increasing of
population
growth , climate
change
City Planner
requires
many
different
skills
They study the
city's
population ,
field
investigations
and also the
economy and
environment
They prepare
reports regarding
the locations of
different
infrastructure and
survey about the
population
characteristic
They may
make
changes if
their plan
have been
denied

3. Planner responds to
inquires from
citizens, developer
and public officials.
Planners hold public
meeting with
Malaysian government
official because they
want to get public
response toward their
objective of the
propose master plan.
Planner need to
communicate in
language
understandable to
many different
types of people
with different
values and
experiences.
Planner meet with land
developer because they
are the implementer of
the master plan. Land
developer will follow to
construct the
development in
accordance to the
master plan.
The planner meet
with general public
because the urban
planner want to
inform them about
their opinion.

5. Layout drawing
• Plan briefly of how to use the
land
• Where will be the residential
area and so on
• A brief overview of how it
will look like4
Detail drawing
• Plan for entrance and exit
• Water storage area(waste water)
• Every detail concerning the traffic, bus
stop , car park
• Making sure this will not effect the
overall traffic
• Light

6. ZONING
• THE GENERAL PLAN IS A LONG-RANGE POLICY
DOCUMENT THAT LOOKS AT THE FUTURE OF THE
COMMUNITY.
ZONES
• UNDER THE CONCEPT OF ZONING, VARIOUS KINDS
OF LAND USES ARE GROUPED INTO GENERAL
CATEGORIES OR “ZONES”.
• EACH PIECE OF PROPERTY IS ASSIGNED A ZONE
LISTING.
REZONING
• IF A PROPOSED LAND USE IS NOT ALLOWED IN A
PARTICULAR ZONE THE CITY OR COUNTRY COULD
APPROVE A REZONING TO ALLOW THAT
DEVELOPMENT.

7. Overlay Zones
• Cities use overlay zones to further regulate development in areas of
special concern.
Variances
• A variance is a limited waiver of development standards for a use that is
otherwise permitted in that zone.
Conditional Use Permits
• Most zoning ordinances identify certain land uses which do not precisely
fit into existing zones, but which may be allowed upon approval of a
conditional use permit.

8. Master Plan Drawing
•Master plans - adequate to determine project scope
•Approximate development cost in a intensive .
•This is especially valuable during short purchase option
periods or
•capital planning to determine project feasibility scope and
budget.

9. Master Plan Drawing
•Master plans - adequate to determine project scope
•Approximate development cost in a intensive .
•This is especially valuable during short purchase option
periods or
•capital planning to determine project feasibility scope and
budget.