A Study on Planning and Executing Post-Disaster Reconstruction Plan after Major Disaster — A Case Study of Three 921 Earthquake Township Reconstruction Master Plans

• Main Authors: Yun-Chun Lai, 賴昀君
• Other Authors: 陳亮全
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2012
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/jvrnm6

碩士 === 國立臺灣大學 === 建築與城鄉研究所 === 100 === To enable post-disaster reconstruction plans to be helpful for reconstruction work, this study focuses on 921 earthquake township reconstruction master plans in Wufeng Township , Dali City, and Guoxing Township, analyzing four aspects including the method of investigation on elementary data, the channel for public participation, the operation of township organization, and the allocation and execution of restitution and recovery programs. Through analyzing and comparing the executive results of these township reconstruction master plans using various manipulation models, the study also reviews the frame of township reconstruction master plans, the evaluation method in enabling the reconstruction work by Executive Yuan Resurrection Committee as well as their views and experiences in planning and executing these reconstruction master plans in the hopes of providing some directions for future post-reconstruction plan-making. In this study, it is found that firstly, detailed disaster damage survey could help the reconstruction plans to be processed in a more proactive way, and analysis of second-hand data gained from some urban planning cases that were planned and reviewed in peacetime is also helpful for rapidly and appropriately making up reconstruction vision and programs. Secondly, the communication mechanism building up among the professional planning team, reconstruction committee, and the public contributes to the three parties in terms of setting up a common goal, reaching a consensus, and forming the local cohesion as well as initiative spirit. Thirdly, the dominant role of township organization in planning and executing reconstruction plans could be established through the assistance from other organizations and clear principles of reconstruction funding. Lastly, clear regulations and operating principles for reconstruction plans could help the reconstruction plans to be more pragmatic and feasible.