All types of plans must include the following components:

• - General component: Indicates medium and long-term territorial objectives and strategies in the following aspects:.

1. • Communication systems between the urban area and the rural area.

2. • The classification of the territory into urban, rural and urban expansion land, with the corresponding establishment of the perimeter of the urban land.

3. • Delimitation of reserve areas for the protection of the environment and natural resources.

4. • Determination of areas exposed to threats and risks.

• - Urban component: Defines the policies, programs, actions and standards to guide and manage the physical development of the city in the following aspects:

1. • Road Plan.

2. • Home public services plan.

3. • Medium-term strategy for the development of social housing and comprehensive improvement programs.

4. • Urban planning regulations.

• - Rural component: Defines policies, programs, actions and regulations to guide the appropriate use of land and guarantee adequate interaction between rural settlements and the municipal seat. You must consider the following aspects:

1. • Delimitation of areas of conservation and protection of natural resources including areas of threats and risks.

2. • Location and sizing of suburban areas.

3. • Identification of rural population centers.

4. • Determination of the supply systems for drinking water and basic sanitation services in rural areas.

5. • Issuance of standards for the subdivision of rural properties intended for country housing.

• - Execution program: Defines the mandatory actions on the territory, to be executed in the period of the corresponding administration, indicating priorities, programming of activities, responsible entities and respective resources.

In accordance with Law 388 of 1997 on Territorial Planning, the POT must be made with the information it gathers through the preparation of the technical diagnosis, complemented by that provided by those who know and live the reality of the municipality day by day, and must be the result of a process of participation and consultation with all the actors involved:

• - Public Actors: Mayor's Office, Municipal Council, Regional Autonomous Corporation, Territorial Planning Council.

• - Private Actors: Economic Unions, Investors, Promoters and Landowners.

• - Community Actors: Civilian Population, Indigenous Reservations, Black Communities and others.

The POT preparation process has three phases:

1. • Training.

2. • Process of inter-institutional consultation and citizen consultation.

3. • Approval Process.

• - Planning Units.

• - Territorial Planning.

• - Sustainable development.

• - Territorial Planning Plan of the Mayor's Office of Bogotá.

All types of plans must include the following components:

• - General component: Indicates medium and long-term territorial objectives and strategies in the following aspects:.

1. • Communication systems between the urban area and the rural area.

2. • The classification of the territory into urban, rural and urban expansion land, with the corresponding establishment of the perimeter of the urban land.

3. • Delimitation of reserve areas for the protection of the environment and natural resources.

4. • Determination of areas exposed to threats and risks.

• - Urban component: Defines the policies, programs, actions and standards to guide and manage the physical development of the city in the following aspects:

1. • Road Plan.

2. • Home public services plan.

3. • Medium-term strategy for the development of social housing and comprehensive improvement programs.

4. • Urban planning regulations.

• - Rural component: Defines policies, programs, actions and regulations to guide the appropriate use of land and guarantee adequate interaction between rural settlements and the municipal seat. You must consider the following aspects:

1. • Delimitation of areas of conservation and protection of natural resources including areas of threats and risks.

2. • Location and sizing of suburban areas.

3. • Identification of rural population centers.

4. • Determination of the supply systems for drinking water and basic sanitation services in rural areas.

5. • Issuance of standards for the subdivision of rural properties intended for country housing.

• - Execution program: Defines the mandatory actions on the territory, to be executed in the period of the corresponding administration, indicating priorities, programming of activities, responsible entities and respective resources.

In accordance with Law 388 of 1997 on Territorial Planning, the POT must be made with the information it gathers through the preparation of the technical diagnosis, complemented by that provided by those who know and live the reality of the municipality day by day, and must be the result of a process of participation and consultation with all the actors involved:

• - Public Actors: Mayor's Office, Municipal Council, Regional Autonomous Corporation, Territorial Planning Council.

• - Private Actors: Economic Unions, Investors, Promoters and Landowners.

• - Community Actors: Civilian Population, Indigenous Reservations, Black Communities and others.

The POT preparation process has three phases:

1. • Training.

2. • Process of inter-institutional consultation and citizen consultation.

3. • Approval Process.

• - Planning Units.

• - Territorial Planning.

• - Sustainable development.

• - Territorial Planning Plan of the Mayor's Office of Bogotá.