Juridical Analysis Of The Management Of Kalurahan Treasury Land For Other Users In Sleman Regency Based On The Special Region Of Yogyakarta Governor Regulation Number 24/2024

Abstract

This study aims to analyze the legal framework and the practical management of village treasury land for third-party users in Sleman Regency under the Special Region of Yogyakarta Governor Regulation No. 24 of 2024, as well as to identify key obstacles to effective control. An empirical juridical method was employed through interviews with village government officials and relevant stakeholders, field observations of land use, and document review of permits, lease or utilization cooperation agreements, and supervision records. The findings show that the regulation clearly positions the land as a public asset, provides protection measures, sets strict land-use prohibitions, and establishes a tiered utilization mechanism based on official permits and written agreements regulating duration, area limits, and rental valuation. However, implementation in Sleman remains suboptimal due to weak asset data and administration, unclear institutional roles, and inconsistent supervision and periodic evaluation, which increase the risk of misuse and disputes. The study recommends strengthening asset databases, adopting simplified but firm standard operating procedures, ensuring public disclosure of core utilization information, providing accessible complaint channels, implementing indicator-based monitoring, and consistently enforcing administrative sanctions.