Informal settling urban anomalies Case study: The Tohid Town in Bandar Abbas

Informal settling is one of the phenomena that have been created because of financial and social problems in the rapid growth of the cities and migration of rural settlers to cities mostly in the third world countries. Informal settling, as a result has turned to be not a local, but a national issue, and the related policies should work in a national level. This article has studied the theoretical approach of the issue and the formation of informal settling in Iran, and the town of Tohid in Bandar Abbas. It then suggests the ways and proposals for treating the issue. The research method is descriptive analytic and its findings are:1- The adjustment of informal settling needs national related policies.2- The settling of the issue in each region and area needs local policies and priorities that have been experienced in many regions.3- The rate of success of the above mentioned policies needs the support of the government and urban management.