MANAGEMENT OF GREEN OPEN SPACE GREEN OPEN SPACE MANAGEMENT ON THE MAKASSAR CITY INDEPENDENCE PIONEER ROAD CORRIDOR

 Abstract

This research aims to develop principles, develop innovations, and develop these in the arrangement of green open spaces. The type of research used is qualitative and descriptive quantitative research. In this study, the condition of the road median and the level of tree/plant damage were measured directly, while the community's aspirations for stakeholder performance were obtained by distributing questionnaires around the research location area. The data analysis used is quadrant analysis or Importance Performance Analysis (IPA). The results showed that quadrant I includes important attributes whose performance is less than satisfactory to the community, such as cleanliness, pedestrian safety, park beauty, ease of access, and efficiency of the road median corridor. This indicates the need to improve performance to achieve community expectations. Quadrant II contains important attributes with adequate performance, such as nighttime lighting and helpful public facilities, indicating that the Spatial Planning Office has successfully met people's expectations in this aspect. Quadrant III includes less important attributes with mediocre performance, such as corridor maintenance and congestion reduction. The Spatial Planning Office needs to improve performance in these areas to increase community satisfaction. Quadrant IV consists of attributes that are less important but perform very well, such as support for sustainable transport.