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ParisOpen space provision - dents creusesIn 1973, the Paris
region adopted a standard of 300 metres as the maximum distance to
thenearest park, but at the time this excluded 75 per cent of the
population. This has led to all
opportunities being systematically considered, including the
creation of new open spaces in allmajor urban renewal projects, but
also the creation of micro open spaces by acquiring and
demolishing derelict housing
BudapestParks and green areas are the most popular places of
recreation. Of the total area of Budapest13.4% is forest and 2.3%
is parks. The Budapest Environmental Protection Programme
envisions
to increase the proportion of forests to at least 16%, and of
parks, to 5.5% in the next five years.
LondonThe 1951 LCC Plan
The open space section was based on the concept of Open Space
Deficiency. It was statedthat In July, 1945, the Council adopted
the principle of the standard of four acres (1.62 ha) per1,000
population* plus three acres (1.21 ha) outside the Administrative
County. When aReview of the 1951 plan was carried out in 1960, the
LCC gave statistical details of the newopen spaces which had been
created during the decade.9 The total area of open space had
increased by 6.3 per cent, from 3340.8 ha (8255 acres) to*16"
Vienna
The city of Vienna (MA 69 Real Estate Management)purchased a
total of 1,310,000 m2 of green land in 2004. This included
1,200,000 m2 ofwoodlands as well as 320 ha of land for source
protection purposes outside of Vienna ,
29,000 m2 was purchased for creation of a park area. In
addition, 5,000 m2 was purchasedin the 21st district for
realisation of the open space concept for northeast Vienna.Green
land purchases in a magnitude of roughly 30,500 m2 took place in
2005.
