Map of the Metro in the PAU of Las Tablas.
Urban Action Program (PAU) is, in Spain, the legal framework of urban development of complete neighborhoods defined in Royal Decree 2159/1978 of June 23.
Urban action programs carry out the planning and urbanization of land classified as non-programmed urbanizable land for the realization of integrated urban units. These integrated urban units are usually new neighborhoods, with sufficient services and equipment to guarantee the satisfaction of the demands of the population or the economic and social activities that take place within the neighborhood. The urban action program must also specify the infrastructure works necessary for the correct connection of the new neighborhood with the rest of the city from the moment people start to live.
Through the Law of Land Planning and Urban Activity, LOTAU, the Autonomous Community of Castilla la Mancha, expanded the powers of the PAU, which already operate on both Urban Land Unconsolidated, as Urbanizable, or even Rustic Reserve Land. The names of the PAU
Often programs develop neighborhoods or even completely new districts in cities. It is common that in these cases the new district or district is renamed with the name of the program, as for example the recent PAU of the city of Madrid: PAU de Las Tablas, Montecarmelo, Sanchinarro, etc. In others the program acts on the whole or a zone of an existing district or district, in these cases finalized the plan the actions are included within the preexisting neighborhood, under its name, an example in Madrid is the PAU of Carabanchel, whose development is left encompassed in the district of Carabanchel and specifically in the Barrio de Buenavista. Technical characteristics of a PAU
Urban action programs will contain the following determinations:
Urban action programs will contain the following documents:
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