The program of the course, through the training activities in which it is divided, aims to pursue the following objectives:
Qualifying educational objectives: The course aims to provide knowledge of the fundamental institutions of urban planning law and the implications of a civil nature.
Through the acquisition of knowledge of the main forms of planning and systems of regulation of the building activity, the course will allow students to recognize and resolve, in the light of the guidelines of jurisprudence, the issues posed by the government of the territory.
Specific training objectives: Knowledge of the topics covered by the course will allow you to critically address the issues and legal issues through the re-elaboration of the notions learned. The student will therefore have to demonstrate that he is able to apply the notions learned to concrete cases relating to the government of the territory and that he knows how to connect the different topics in order to develop useful solutions to specific problems.
The course does not include any specific didactic prerequisites, but preliminary lessons are provided on the fundamental notions of administrative law.
The course consists of theoretical lessons, seminars and insights on jurisprudential issues for a total of 40 hours.
The training activities will take place, according to the didactic calendar, in the first semester.
Exam.
Antonino Mazza Laboccetta (a cura di), Manuale breve di diritto urbanistico, Pacini Giuridica, 2024.
The course is essentially divided into six parts.
The discipline of urban planning: from the master plan to implementation plans.
Master plan models and the main implementation plans. The role of standards.
Planning by directives. Expropriation for public utility and alternative systems.
The regulation of building activity. Permits.
The control function over building activity and the system of sanctions.
Practical issues.
The acquisition of an adequate study method, the ability to process legal issues and solve practical problems is the expected result of the course.
Knowledge and understanding: passing the exam requires knowledge of legal institutions and their discipline, as well as the ability to grasp their systematic vision and understand its implications. Applied knowledge and understanding: the student, upon completion of the exam, is assumed to have the appropriate knowledge to enable him to set up the solution of practical issues.
Autonomy of judgment: passing the exam presupposes the possession of critical tools capable of guiding the student in the systematic understanding of legal institutions.
Communication skills: passing the exam presupposes the acquisition, by the student, of sufficient skills to allow him to illustrate, even to a non-specialist audience, the knowledge acquired.
Learning skills: passing the exam will provide the student with the critical tools necessary to learn and read the urban planning discipline independently.
