城市体检将与供地计划挂钩

Core Points - The 2025 version of the "National Land Space Planning Urban Health Assessment Regulations" has been released, emphasizing the integration of annual "health reports" with comprehensive land supply plans and performance evaluations in urban land space [1][2] - The new regulations focus on enhancing urban livability, resilience, and intelligence, with adjusted assessment indicators and priorities [1][2] Group 1 - The new regulations place greater emphasis on urban safety resilience, introducing specific indicators such as "overlapping area of flood retention zones and urban development boundaries" to guide scientific urban layout and reduce disaster losses [2] - Additional indicators include "agricultural land area within 20 kilometers of urban areas" to strengthen food self-sufficiency during extreme conditions, and "number of water sources" to enhance urban water source pollution response capabilities [2] - The regulations also address safety concerns by monitoring the progress of old gas pipeline renovations, electric bicycle parking space, and construction waste disposal facilities [2] Group 2 - The regulations prioritize the actual experiences of citizens by mandating the assessment of "15-minute community living circles," evaluating the accessibility of essential facilities such as schools, elderly care, cultural and sports facilities, and markets [2] - Regular assessments will also cover commuting times, per capita park green space, and the number of natural cultural heritage sites to guide cities in addressing shortcomings [2]