Formulation of the "Urban Planning Road Development Policy in Tokyo (Fourth Project Implementation Plan)"

Tokyo Metropolis, special wards, and 26 cities and 2 towns have collaboratively established a "Project Plan" that outlines priority routes to be developed over approximately 10 years for the planned and efficient development of urban planning roads. This has been formulated three times in the past, and efforts have been made to promote the projects.
The "Urban Planning Road Improvement Policy in the Ward Area (Third Business Plan)" and the "Urban Planning Road Improvement Policy in the Tama Region (Third Business Plan)" are plans up to fiscal year 2015. To promote more efficient road development, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, wards, cities, and towns have collaborated to formulate the "Urban Planning Road Improvement Policy in Tokyo (Fourth Business Plan)" that integrates the ward area and the Tama region.
In this maintenance policy, we have selected approximately 226 km of 320 routes to be prioritized for development over the next 10 years (from fiscal year 2016 to 2026). Additionally, we will expand the scope of building restriction relaxations, which were previously limited to prioritized routes, to all routes. Moving forward, we will steadily advance the development of urban planning roads based on this maintenance policy.

This maintenance policy can be viewed on the Tokyo Metropolitan Government website, at the Citizens Information Room (3rd floor of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building No. 1), and at the offices of each ward, city, and town. Sales of the maintenance policy are planned at the Citizens Information Room. For inquiries regarding the sale of the maintenance policy, please contact the Tokyo Metropolitan Government.

• Tokyo Metropolitan Government Website(External Link)

Contact:
Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Urban Development, Urban Infrastructure Department, Road Planning Division 03-5388-3379
City Planning Division, Department of Urban Development, Inagi City 042-378-2111 (Main)