Tokyo Metropolitan Welfare Community Development Ordinance

Tokyo Metropolitan Government established the Tokyo Welfare Community Development Ordinance in 1995 to realize a society where all people, including Older Adults and persons with disabilities, can live and visit safely, securely, and comfortably. Within this framework, "development standards" are set according to the classification of target facilities such as buildings, roads, parks, and public transportation facilities, requiring facility owners and managers to comply with these standards when constructing or renovating facilities.

Notification

For specific urban facilities related to new construction and renovations (buildings, roads, parks, public transportation facilities, etc., that are used by many people and fall under the types and scales defined by regulations), a notification of compliance with development standards must be submitted to the Community Development Planning Division of Inagi City Hall at least 30 days before the start of construction (excluding those developed by the national government, Tokyo Metropolitan Government, and local municipalities). For facilities that require building confirmation, please submit the notification prior to the building confirmation application.
In addition, facilities that are subject to the "Barrier-Free Building Ordinance" and where all maintenance details can be confirmed in the building confirmation application do not require notification under this ordinance.
For details on the target facilities and development standards, please refer to the Tokyo Welfare Community Development Facility Development Manual.
For the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health's Community Development Ordinance and application forms, please visit the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health website.

• Tokyo Welfare Community Development Facility Maintenance Manual(External Link)
• Tokyo Metropolitan Welfare Bureau Website(External Link)