What is NOT included in the implementation plan of urban plans?

The implementation plan of urban plans focuses on actionable strategies and frameworks that guide the execution of the proposed developments and initiatives outlined in the overall plan. This typically includes analyzing current strengths and weaknesses to inform the decision-making process, incorporating public feedback mechanisms to ensure community engagement, and detailing logistical elements such as street framework plans to illustrate how infrastructure will be developed or adapted.

Detailed historical contexts, while valuable for understanding the evolution of an area and informing design and context-specific approaches, are not typically included in the direct implementation plan. Instead, they provide background information that may influence the planning process but do not directly outline the steps, strategies, or mechanisms for executing the plan. Therefore, this aspect does not play a direct role in the actionable and systematic nature of an implementation plan.