On Monday [ 10/12/2018]  the Special Committee on Draft Regulations discussed the revision of the Spatial and Regional Plan  of the Province of Bali was related to strategic issues regarding the height of buildings.
Chairman of the Bali DPRD RTRW Revision Committee , Ketut Kariyasa Adnyana, said that there was still a debate regarding the current height of the building, which is 12 meters or as high as a coconut tree.
On the other hand with the development of the times and also seen some public facilities such as the Sanglah Hospital to improve services, it is no longer possible to develop it to the side, so that in the future it must be built up. Whether from 12 meters is limited to double, 25 meters or 30 meters, it will become a discussion in the Special Committee, besides also receiving input from the Regent / Mayor throughout Bali, including other community components, such as tourism actors, environmental activists and organizations. community, "Kariyasa said after chairing a meeting in the Banggar Room, BaliDPRD Office . In addition to the development of buildings that are upward, buildings will also be arranged downward, in order to anticipate technological advances when there is dredging of land and  dredging is also potentially dangerous when there is intrusion of sea water that will go inland. First has to be discussed with experts whether it is not harmful to the structure of Bali. So far between the Government and the DPRD Bali, only agreed that the building height permits were only given to certain areas, and did not involve tourism and residential areas. "Only specifically for hospitals, schools and government offices. That is all a consideration, The Provincial Government of Bali actually does not have a region, but the Provincial Government needs to regulate it in general, so that it is in the interest of the Regency / City, both in preparing detailed development plans at the District and sub-district levels. According to him, the mistake of the previous government's policy was to build 'economic buildings  only in southern Bali , causing inequality in other parts of Bali . This is what we will help through the revision of the RTRW Regional Regulation . How about agricultural centers in certain districts, for example, then the problem of cultural or religious tourism. This is what we help with the infrastructure that will be compiled in the RTRW 

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