Inagi City Landscape Color Guidelines

Characteristics of Inagi City and past efforts

Inagi City is characterized by its rich natural environment, including the lush Tama Hills and the Tama and Misawa rivers, while in areas where urban development is progressing through Tama New Town and land readjustment projects, uniform townscapes with unique regional characteristics are being formed.
Inagi City is taking advantage of this natural environment and promoting the preservation and development of beautiful townscapes through urban development, with the aim of creating "beautiful townscapes that breathe the seasons." Cityscape ( ) In March 1998, the Inagi City Landscape Master Plan was formulated, which is based on the concept of rear ( ) Based on this plan, we have been working to create a beautiful landscape by implementing landscape-related policies from various perspectives, such as promoting the undergrounding of electrical wires, creating "beautiful streetscapes" by utilizing the district planning system, and designating conservation green spaces.

Recent situation

In recent years, residents' interest in urban landscapes has been increasing year by year due to the enforcement of the Landscape Law in 2004 and conflicts between neighboring residents regarding the color of buildings in other cities.
For this reason, in 2010, the city began formulating the Inagi City Landscape Color Guidelines, which will serve as standards for building colors in order to maintain and preserve the city's townscape.

Regarding enforcement of “Inagi City Landscape Color Guidelines”

The Inagi City Landscape Color Guidelines were formulated based on the results of a current survey of buildings in the city, the discussions and recommendations of the Landscape Creation Forum, and the contents of public comments (opinions solicited) received from May 23, 2011 to June 23, 2011, and came into effect on October 1, 2011.
For citizens and businesses, new building construction and Reconstruction ( ) Please feel free to use this when repainting walls, etc.

district

Entire area of ​​Inagi City

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In principle, all buildings, etc.

　
However, among buildings that take the surrounding environment and landscape into account, the following may not be eligible, so please contact us.

• When color standards are specified in the district plan, or when there are standards or guidelines established based on other laws and regulations.
• When using natural materials or local traditional materials, etc.
• Facilities that serve as the core of the region (structures that serve as landmarks, etc.)

Within the district planning area

District planning must be submitted to the city.
Please attach an elevation drawing showing the Munsell values ​​of the colors used for the exterior walls and roof to the district planning notification document.
Note: For information on district planning, please click here .
　　　　

Outside the district planning area

Although it has not been registered with the city, it is a place that is characteristic of Inagi, where the seasons are alive and beautiful. Cityscape ( ) As we work to create a "cityscape that reflects the natural beauty of the city," we ask for your cooperation in refraining from using "highly saturated, out-of-the-ordinary colors" and in keeping with these guidelines so as not to create a sense of incongruity with the rich natural scenery that surrounds the city.