Basic Green Plan - Planning Document (March 2012 Edition)

Purpose of the Amendment

In Inagi City, based on the basic philosophy of "A community development surrounded by landscapes of water and greenery," established in the Green Basic Plan formulated in 1999, various measures have been implemented for the conservation and utilization of green spaces, the development of parks, and the creation of a city with water and greenery. More than 10 years have passed since the formulation of the current plan, and since the plan period has expired, we will revise the Green Basic Plan for the next 10 years.
In the past decade, the development of Tama New Town, the Land Readjustment Project, and the JR Nambu Line elevated crossing project have progressed, significantly changing the appearance of the town. Socially, the conservation of biodiversity has become a priority, and actions related to climate change prevention are now expected from each citizen, leading to a strong interest in environmental issues. Furthermore, in light of the recent experience of the Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11, 2011, there is a need for parks and green spaces that can be utilized as evacuation sites for citizens to enhance local disaster prevention functions.
The revised Green Basic Plan aims to enhance the quality of greenery while utilizing the existing green spaces, taking into account the characteristics of Inagi City, which is blessed with a natural environment. It focuses on historical greenery, greenery unique to Inagi, ecosystems and water sources such as the Misawa River and Omaru irrigation, as well as parks and green spaces that support citizens' daily leisure activities and safe living. The goal is to realize a vision where greenery is always alive alongside the lives of the residents of Inagi City.

Main Text

• Cover, Introduction, Table of Contents (PDF 460.0KB)
• 1 Overview of the Green Basic Plan (PDF 728.9KB)
• 2 Current Status and Issues of Water and Greenery (1) (PDF 1.9MB)
• 2 Current Status and Issues of Water and Greenery (2) (PDF 2.0MB)
• 2 Current Status and Issues of Water and Greenery (3) (PDF 1.6MB)
• 3 Future Structure of Community Development with Water and Greenery (PDF 1.4MB)
• 4 Measures for Community Development of Water and Greenery (PDF 1.9MB)
• 5 Key Policies (PDF 853.6KB)
• 6 Regional Plan (PDF 1.9MB)
• 7 Promotion of the Plan (PDF 582.7KB)
• Reference Material (PDF 1.7MB)

Overview Version

• Summary Version (PDF 1.6MB)