LAND USE CHANGES AND ITS COMPATIBILITY TO THE PLAN SPATIAL PLANNING DETAILS ( PSPD ) IN THE REGION PERI-URBAN CASE STUDY: LABUAPI DISTRICT, WEST LOMBOK REGENCY

Spatially, the Labuapi area is directly adjacent to the Mataram City area, making Labuapi District a Territory Peri-Urban.This research aims to: 1). Analyzing how land use changes in Labuapi District as a region peri-urban.2). Assess how the suitability of the spatial use plan in the Labuapi District Detailed Layout Plan (PSPD). 3). Analyzing how development zones are seen from the spatial use plan in Labuapi District. This study uses a quantitative  approach supported by a qualitative approach.

The results showed that Labuapi District was one of the regions Peri-urban The city of Mataram has a significant influence, especially in terms of land use. This can be seen from the percentage of land use change that occurred in 2016-2020 which reached 10.32% of the total land area in Labuapi District. The tendency for land change that is quite large is the change from agricultural land to residential land, which is 13.12%. In relation to changes in land use and spatial use plans, it is known that the percentage of changes in land use that are in accordance with the plan is greater than those that are not suitable, namely 65.91% compared to 34.09%. From the SWOT analysis of the implementation of the space utilization plan policy, it is known that the weakness lies in regulatory factors/aspects, namely that the Labuapi District PSPD document has not been ratified as a Regional Regulation. In utilizing the existing zones, the residential zone dominates the land in Labuapi District. The suggestions put forward need to be considered for all types of land use, including conformity with spatial use directions in the regency spatial planning, balance between protected areas and cultivation areas within the region, environmental sustainability and compatibility with other policies issued by the district government.