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Today, the non-governmental organizations and other private actors are showing greater concerns and in fact hold high stakes in the new town planning process. Therefore, the planning processes have become more complex in that administration and planners can no longer treat the planning of new town development in a one-sided way, and so new planning models are required. This research intends to find out a theoretical base for a planning process from collaborative planning theory and evaluates the planning process of Si hwa new town development where 'the sustainable development conference' was introduced. The distinct difference between Si hwa new town planning model and the existing new town planning model is that there are new stakeholders such as environmental group that participate in the planning process. At the above-mentioned conference, participants had equal authorities in making decisions and the conference could secure a clearness of planning through opening the process of planning and result of meeting. Comparing the planning process before and after the conference was held, the perception of participants were changed after introducing the conference, and participants showed agreement with the development principle, the number of the inhabits, a golf course, ecology network and so on. It provided invaluable information on ways to improve the quality of urban environment through collaborative planning.