The article discusses the rapid development of Kota Serang, which is characterized by the rapid use of land and space. The increasing number of residents, coupled with the need for housing and supporting facilities, has led to an increase in land use activities. However, this has also caused problems, such as: Increased pressure on land use, leading to changes in the way land is used. Decreased land availability for agricultural and water sectors, leading to an imbalance in the needs of local residents. Conversion of green open spaces, conservation areas, and agricultural areas to residential areas, causing spatial imbalance and environmental problems such as air pollution, flooding, landslides, and fires. Inconsistency in the implementation of the Regional Spatial Planning, which does not align with the planned plan. To address these problems, the government of Kota Serang needs to clearly define the city's development orientation and integrate it into spatial planning and regional policies. This includes: Clearly defining goals and responsibilities for each program, Clarifying the tasks of each institution in implementing spatial planning policies, Establishing a mechanism for monitoring and control, Providing sanctions for non-compliance. The study uses a qualitative approach to achieve a more in-depth understanding of the issues.