Identification and Mapping of Areas Indicated Violating Spatial Use in the North Bandung Region

Abstract

North Bandung Region (KBU) is a conservation area, water catchment and investment magnet attracting high due to its strategic location at an altitude level above 750 meters above sea level. Developments at KBU have a disastrous impact on the below highland. This research was conducted to identify mismatches in spatial use and indications of violations of spatial use with the superimpose method of spatial plan maps with existing land cover maps. Continued spatial analysis, object/point filtering, field observations, focus group discussions, spatial performance analysis and impact calculations. The results stated that there were 4,414 polygons and 42 typologies of spatial mismatch and 108 points of indication of violation. Found four typologies of violations of spatial use; spatial use that is not in accordance with the spatial plan, is not in accordance with the spatial use permit granted by the authorized official, is not in accordance with the permit requirements, and issues a permit that is not in accordance with the spatial plan. Recommendations for law enforcement measures in the form of administrative and/or criminal sanctions are given to points of activity that are indicated to have experienced violations of spatial use.