Regulations Governing Land and Building Use in Hot Spring Areas Article 6

Where the building lot for a building and connected facilities in a hot spring area is subject to restriction in regard to the gradient of slope of land on which building development is not permitted, the city/county (municipal) government with due jurisdiction shall consider the particular characteristics of the hot spring area's development in setting other criteria for review in accordance with the proviso to Article 262, Paragraph 3 of the Building Design and Construction Section of the Building Technical Regulations.Where the building lot for a building and connected facilities in a hot spring area is subject to a restriction requiring the installation of a pedestrian footpath to be set back from the building line or the side of a roadway within the building lot, the city/county (municipal) government with due jurisdiction shall consider the particular situation of the hot spring area in setting the principles for review of the setback distance or exemption from setback in accordance with Article 263, Paragraph 2 of the Building Design and Construction Section of the Building Technical Regulations. The city/county (metropolitan) government with due jurisdiction may conduct a review under the preceding two paragraphs by means of setting up a review committee or holding a joint review meeting.