What is the relationship between the five levels and three categories of spatial planning system?

Five levels, three categories and four systems are the names of the land spatial planning system;

Five levels: refers to the five-level land and space planning at the planning level, which consists of four levels: national, provincial, municipal, county and township.

Three types: refers to the planning type, which consists of three planning types: master planning, detailed planning and related special planning.

Summary of achievements

2065438+May 2009, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council promulgated "Several Opinions on Establishing a Land Spatial Planning System and Supervising its Implementation", which established the overall framework of a "five levels, three categories and four systems" land spatial planning system. Based on the basic framework of the national "five levels and three categories" land spatial planning system, this study puts forward the framework of the land spatial planning system and the implementation transmission mechanism suitable for the urban management characteristics of Guangzhou.

Guide the compilation of land spatial planning at all levels and provide research reference for the land spatial governance system of megacities. The main contents include sorting out the problems of spatial planning system, analyzing the characteristics and trends of planning management, building the framework of planning system, designing classified content, and suggesting supporting systems. The research results provide a Guangzhou plan for the reform of land spatial planning system in cities and counties of Guangdong Province.

Provide core technical support for the pilot work of land and space planning in Guangzhou; Provide guidance for the construction and practice of various planning systems at all levels in Guangzhou; It provides reference for the construction of planning and operation system such as relevant laws and regulations, technical standards and supporting policies.