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This study analyzed the deregulation of height restrictions in the reconstruction of existing non-conformed buildings in height-control-zones and clarified following four items.1) Since 1998 this deregulation has become widespread and has been adopted by approximately 80% of municipalities that have introduced height-control-zones.2) The number of existing non-conformed buildings has influenced decision-making pertaining to the deregulation of height restrictions.3) In contrast, the astringency of height restrictions has no real relevance to decision-making that pertains to the deregulation of height restrictions.4) The application of deregulation is roughly comprised of two types. One is characterized by a cautious stance towards deregulation. The other is characterized by the automatic application of all items that adhere to uniform conditions and procedures.

A STUDY ON DEREGULATION OF HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS IN THE RECONSTRUCTION OF EXISTING NON-CONFORMED BUILDINGS IN HEIGHT-CONTROL-ZONES