Impact of metropolitan municipality law no. 6360 on rural areas

In this study contains, effects of law no. 6360 was published in 2012 on rural areas. For this purpose, metropolitan and rural area literature is discussed. The concept of metropolitan and rural areas legislation in Turkey, experienced applications through change and transformation process are examined. The place and status of the law enacted in 2012 was examined. Law No. 6360 brought the metropolitan concept to differences in terms of borders, efficiency, management, rural and urban areas. The law enacted for reasons such as providing holistic and better services, eliminating inequalities and preventing the confusion of authority; Based on the population criterion, it has foreseen the establishment of metropolitan cities in cities with a population of over 750,000 and the metropolitan municipality borders to be overlapped with provincial civil borders. In this scope, the special provincial administrations in thirty cities, which are metropolitan cities, were abolished, the villages were turned into neighborhoods connected to municipalities, and the boundaries of metropolitan municipalities overlapped with provincial municipal borders. By law, rural areas have been transformed into urban areas. TSI. The rural population in the country shows a significant break with the law in 2012. With the law no. legal, administrative, spatial and economic effects. Within the scope of the study, these effects were examined by the analysis of the villages in the neighborhood of Istanbul; Two sample areas selected in Istanbul (Çatalca, Karamandere neighborhood and Sarıyer, Zekeriyaköy neighborhood) are detailed.