Kebijakan RTRW terbaru Kota Tasikmalaya memperketat perubahan fungsi lahan sawah, sehingga pendirian bangunan akan semakin sulit.

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TASIKMALAYA, Thecuy.com — The new Regional Spatial Plan (RTRW) for Tasikmalaya City is aimed at enhancing safeguards for agricultural land. A fresh regulation will make constructing buildings on paddy fields significantly more challenging.

Ketua Komisi III DPRD Kota Tasikmalaya, Anang Safaat, said the new RTRW is considered more supportive of the agricultural sector’s sustainability. Safeguarding farmland is crucial amid Tasikmalaya City’s ongoing urban development.

“Currently, the RTRW clearly favors the agricultural sector. With the new plan, not only will a larger area of farmland be protected, but building construction—especially on rice fields—will become more difficult,” Anang said.

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He noted that several areas in Tasikmalaya City now face limited land available for housing development, one of which is Purbaratu District.

Anang believes that, because of this, new housing projects in areas where land is scarce cannot be undertaken carelessly. Spatial planning policies are essential to ensure development continues without sacrificing productive farmland.

“For instance, in Purbaratu District, it is now impossible to have new residential land because the area’s land has been exhausted,” he said.

He explained that several areas still containing productive farmland must be preserved, including Purbaratu and Cibeureum districts, along with other regions scattered across various districts in Tasikmalaya City.

According to Anang, this protection does not imply that all district areas cannot be used for development. Instead, specific zones or percentages have been designated as land that must be retained for agricultural purposes.

“The land that must not disappear and truly needs protection starts from Purbaratu, mostly Cibeureum, and other areas. However, it is spread across all districts, with only the percentages varying,” he clarified.

The prohibition on converting productive rice fields for housing development is also linked to the Protected Rice Land (LSD) regulation. Under this rule, paddy fields within protected zones cannot be arbitrarily repurposed for construction projects.

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