Urban planners are professionals who work with local authorities to plan the development of cities and towns. They consider issues like sustainability, pollution, traffic, and zoning codes. In the pre-construction stage, urban planners meet with developers and authorities, conduct research and analysis of the land, and submit development plans to local authorities for assessment and approval. This involves presenting options and identifying needed changes to ensure useful consultation before architects can begin design work.

1. Urban Planner
Planner Drawing
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LING SUE ER
ERICA CHIN CHING
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NUR IMAN MOHD ZAHARI
ICI TUTOR NAME : HASMANIRA
MOKHTAR
ITDTUTOR NAME: SUFINA ABU

2. • is the process of planning cities and towns
• concerned with the use of land and design of
the urban environment. (residential ,
commercial , agricultural or industrial )
• Includes air , water and infrastructure passing
into and out of urban areas (transportation
,distribution network , etc.)

3. Urban Planner
a professional who works in the field of urban
planning / land use planning
A planner partners with local authorities [ Majlis
Bandaraya Shah Alam (MBSA) & Majlis
Perbandaran Subang Jaya (MPSJ) ] to plan a
certain area.
A planner also consider a wide array of issues
such as sustainability, air pollution, traffic
congestion, land values and zoning codes.

4. • make decisions that determine how cities grow
and function.
• make recommendations after extensive
research and data collection
• to ease or avoid social, economic and
environmental problems within the town of
employment.

5. What Urban Planner do during Pre-construction?
i)Meet with authorities, developers, and the public regarding
development
plans and land use
ii)Analyze economic, society and environmental studies
iii)Conduct field investigation with the land surveyer
iv) Analyse the site and surroundings
v) Further research of the site
vi)Assess the feasibility of proposals and identify needed
changes
vii)Present projects to planning officials and planning
commissions

6. Pre-planning consultation between Urban
Planners, Developers and Local Authorities.
Research and Documentation
Submission of application to Local
Authority
Assessment by Local Authority

7. Pre-planning consultation between Developers and Local
Authorities.
i)Meeting with
-developers and local authorities
-regarding development plans and land use

8. Pre-planning consultation between Developers and Local
Authorities.
ii)Discussion about:
-landscape planning and design
-social, enviromental and economic
-Green issue and sustainability
-water management

9. Research and Documentation
ii) Analyse environment, economy and society studies
- To ensure a successful development, urban planners have to
put these 3 components into consideration to benefit the
public

10. Research and Documentation
iii)Conduct field investigations with the land surveyer

11. Research and Documentation
iv) Analysis of the site and also the surroundings
• to roughly determine the number of access that should be
allocated.
• availability of water resources around the area

12. Submission of application to Local Authority
v) Documentation
• Landscape analysis
• Development area
• Movement plan

13. Submission of application to Local Authority
i)Landscape
analysis

14. Submission of application to Local Authority
iii)Development
area
• Only emphasize
on the build-ups
and developed
area

15. Submission of application to Local Authority
iii)Movement
• Road connection
- from a
residential area
to highways
• Railways
- from stations
to stations

16. Assessment by Local Authority
Preliminary Proposal
• Hand-drawn
sketch to re-emphasise
preliminary status
 Shows Proposed
development
blocks
 Indicate land uses
 Route structure
 Key frontages
• The principles
must be clear and
details are
avoided.

17. Assessment by Local Authority
iv)Assess the feasibility of proposals and identify needed changes

18. Assessment by Local Authority
v)Present projects to authorities

19. Assessment by Local Authority
Presenting options
-important stage in project development
-range of alternative must be presented to ensure
useful and reliable consultation and reviews.

20. Assessment by Local Authority

21. Assessment by Local Authority

22. Assessment by Local Authority

23. Assessment by Local Authority
ZONING PLAN OF
KUALA LUMPUR

24. Assessment by Local Authority
ZONING PLAN OF
KUALA LUMPUR

25. Assessment by Local Authority
Master plan of
Putrajaya

26. CONCLUSION
The last involvement of the urban planner is
master plan which is in the Pre-Construction
stage.
After receiving the approval from the local
authorities, architects may start designing
the buildings.

27. REFERENCES
1. Meeda, B., Parkyn, N., & Walton, D.S.
(2007). Graphics for urban
design. London: Thomas Telford.
2.
http://educationportal.com/articles/Town_Planner_Duties
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3. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Urban_planner
4. http://resources.alljobopenings.com/urban-planners
5. https://www.sokanu.com/careers/urban-planner/