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Agglomeration |
Grouping together of different or related land use functions that benefit from each others operation or in the use of shared infrastructure |
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Aggregation |
Grouping together of compatible land use functions that benefit from the higher profile of being located in the same area |
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Brown fields |
Developing on empty lots of land in an urban area rather than on undeveloped land outside the existing city or town limits |
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Green Fields |
Land developed for urban land uses that was previously land for rural land uses or retain its natural vegetation cover |
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Consolidation |
Where the density of land use in an urban area is increased |
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Gentrification |
Renewal of old inner city buildings associated with the influx of residents who are more wealthy and often younger |
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Inertia |
Situation where land uses tend to remain in an area after the original advantages of location there have declined or disappeared |
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Invasion |
Where new functions enter into and eventually completely occupy an area, such as the invasion of CBD relation functions into the IMZ |
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Urban Sprawl |
Low density outwards growth of urban areas into surrounding rural areas or natural bush land |
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Urban Shadow |
Where structures in rural areas adjacent to an urban centre deteriorate due to land use conflict and an expectation of invasion of urban land uses in future |
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Urban Renewal |
Redevelopment of areas of urban blight, usually initiated by government agencies and occurring within a relatively large area |
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Urban Redevelopment |
Small scale redevelopment of urban areas which may have experienced urban blight or have older land use activities that are no longer in operation; usually initiated by private land owners or developers |
