Investigating the Distribution of Urban Land Use in Urban Development Projects in Terms of Social Justice (Case Study: Sabzevar City)

Around the world, countries are increasingly moving toward urban but to meet the needs of their service is, appropriately, is accountable to citizens. Therefore, one of the main concerns of city planners and managers is how to fairly distribute and allocate urban resources and services in different areas of cities in proportion to the needs of urban society. Optimal distribution services, is directly related to land-use planning. This article aims to examine the distribution of urban land use from the perspective of social justice in different.

areas Sabzevar been done The research method was analytical-comparative while using statistical techniques as well as practical models including standard rate and the closest proximity or neighborhood (RN) is used.

The results show that the proposed comprehensive plan Sabzevar compared with 1388 per capita and per capita are far common in the country. Sabzevar in comparison to the master plan, a shortage of 9.84 square meters in land services (commercial, education, higher education, cultural, religious, administrative, health, parks and green space, sports). The spatial distribution of urban services in 13urban wetland areas shows that unstable condition So that District 13 and 7 enjoyed the most disadvantaged areas and the District 11 area of public services and cultural user’s only random pattern and the military and police have a regular pattern is the same.

According to the present study, the authorities should try to create equal opportunities in terms of access and also using open space such as barren lands to meet the fees of each area and create a search living space to provide special services and facilities. With the population of the area and the radius of access. And the uses are evenly distributed among the districts in proportion to the population.