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The research analyzes the critical consequences of the absence of a Master Plan, in the Brazilian municipality of Buritizeiro, Minas Gerais, highlighting it as an essential instrument for socioeconomic and physical-territorial development. Buritizeiro is a riverside city with a large territorial extension and cultural richness, facing serious urban problems and a historically inefficient management that has resulted in irregular lots, insufficient zoning, and a disorganized spatial distribution. Currently, the municipality uses generic guidelines that ignore its specificities, finding itself in default with the City Statute for having more than 20,000 inhabitants without having its own legislation.