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Many sites for hot spring power generation have been developed in areas with hot spring during recent years. Among these hot spring power generation locations, cases of shortages in consensus-building efforts with local residents at the time of the introduction as well as bad influences on the surrounding environment at the time of operation have occurred. These cases may result in the loss of the local residents' acceptance of hot spring power generation. In order to avoid the loss of local residents' acceptance of hot spring power generation, examining the policies for promoting operators' action of hot spring power generation as being useful is needed to maintain the acceptance. The purpose of this study is to identify the development process and actual management condition at the beginning regarding municipal ordinances in order to promote a harmonious coexistence between hot spring power generation and local residents in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture. The main finding of this research is that provisions and local officials' operations of the above mentioned municipal ordinances include efforts to develop procedural justice which can be useful for maintaining local residents' acceptance.

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Development process and actual management condition at the beginning regarding municipal ordinances for promoting harmonious coexistence between hot spring power generation and local residents in Beppu City, Oita Prefecture