a critical evaluation on the concept of justice in planning process

according to their subjects and number of proceeded actions: Actions of expropriation
and annulment of development plans do exist in the first order. Site decisions taken by
the committee of protection in 1999 exist in the second order and objections to
demolition decisions of the buildings without license are in the third order. Objections
to subdivision plans are in the forth order and finally objections to development plans
and decisions of plan changes exist in the fifth order.
4.3. Detailed Examination of Spatial Actions Proceeded Between
1992-2003
As a result of general <strong>evaluation</strong> of the actions proceeded between 1992-2003 in
Balçova and Narlıdere settlements, as mentioned above, selection criteria formed in
order to examine spatial subjects in detail are as follows:
1. According to the generalization made above, subjects that have the highest number
of actions through the subjects exist under “space” main-title and actions that comprise
a vast scale are determined as samples. Information concerning actions are given in
Narlıdere and Balçova settlements as a whole. Separately in Balçova; actions, which
have the highest numeric value under selected sub-title, have been examined in detail
and spatial influences of these samples have been evaluated.
2. In subjects of actions regarding single plots, selections have been realized
considering the plan decisions and characteristics of the area causing actions. For
instance; during the examination of demolition decisions of the buildings constructed
against license and its annexes, sample selection has been realized by the differentiation
of the areas developed appropriate with plans and the areas developed against plans in
planned areas by selecting one sample from each related area. Another criterion in
selection process is the effect of the procedure that has caused an action on the area.
Özdilek Trade Center has been determined as the sample for this subject.
Subjects of actions have been examined in this section with development of
litigation process.
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