Land Use Plan as a public interest

Abstract

The article deals with the topic of public interest in the form of a normative legal act of a land use plan. It focuses on the problem of both the content of this term and the way and critical moments of its demonstration, interpretation, and some particular critical issues. Public interest is an indeterminate term that does not yet have a great deal of scope for examining legal science and theory, although it is the reason for the restriction of property right, expropriation, or other limited human rights and freedoms. The particularity of public interest in this form of land use plan is also the fact that in the case of standardization it is the activity of self-government and its application is a typical decision-making process of the state administration.