(2023) Shevchuk, S. M.; Chuvpylo, V. V.; Hapon, S. V.; Nahorna, S. V.; Kuryshko, R. V.; Шевчук, Сергій Миколайович; Чувпило, Вадим Вікторович; Гапон, Світлана Василівна; Нагорна, Світлана Вікторівна; Куришко, Роман Валентинович
The decentralization reform that began in Ukraine on the way to its European integration led to the formation of qualitatively new grassroots systems territorial communities. In 2020, with the adoption by the Verkhovna Rada of the Law of Ukraine «On Amendments to Certain Legislative Acts of Ukraine Regarding Land Use Planning» [1], territorial communities received the right to plan the future use of the entire space of their community. The documentation that helps them do this is called the Comprehensive Plan for Spatial Development of the Territory of the Territorial Community and combines 10 types of urban planning and land management documentation. In the conditions of war, the development of comprehensive plans for the spatial development of community territories becomes even more relevant for the purpose of the successful development of both the community itself and the sustainable development of Ukraine in general.