• The property conflicts between the public and individuals will
come to an end.
• Using the new model, the coastal areas will become part of the
public domain without charge and without requiring compensation.
• As stated within the details of the model, the public will receive
an additional public share of 20% for each application area.
• The problems in the implementation of the provisions in the Coastal Law no. 3621 will be eliminated. The coasts will be open, free of charge, to the public and the infrastructures will be ready to be developed for recreation, resting areas and green areas, etc.
• The number of lawsuits filed for the annulment of title deeds by the revenues and for compensation by the property owners will significantly decrease. As a result, the workload of the judicial system will be reduced and there will be fewer losses, in terms of both time and economics, for the administrators and
individuals.
• The supervision of the restructuring and the zoning operations involved in the subheadings in the coastal programmes will be enabled.
• The balance between protection and usage with respect to urban settlement and maintaining the natural environment will be enhanced.
Clearly, this model should be further developed and should become part of the Property Management Strategy and the IntegratedCoastal Zone Management Plan Strategy that Turkey needs.