Estatuto da Cidade e a integração rururbana

Abstract

This paper examines the politics of urban development and rural-urban “rururban” integration envisaged in the Statute of the City, from a systematic reading of the 1988 Federal Constitution, especially based on the three pillars of the law system: preamble, articles 1 and 3 of the Constitution 1988, as well as the allocation of powers system laid down in Articles 30, sections I to IX cc 23:24, all from the Magna Carta. Thus analyzing systematically with articles 182 and 183, CF/88 and the City Statute, the conclusion is that the municipal government have unrestricted powers to regulate and order throughout their territory - urban and rural, including through the prism of security and sovereignty food, environment and natural resources, encouraging non-agricultural and pluriactive activities developed in rural areas, as well as other aspects such as public goods and services for rural areas, where the urban law and urban planning are used as tools for “rururban” integration and the Master Plan as an instrument for concrete action of the Municipality, aiming a comprehensive development of the municipality in its urban, economic, social and environmental aspects