The territorial planning process that Mendoza (Argentina) has gone through, is globally relevant because of its institutionality and because of Mendoza’s territorial features, as geography, demography, idiosyncrasy and production. This book follows Legal Dimensions of the territorial planning, with special reference to the Law of Mendoza (EDIUNC, 2014). In addition, is the outcome of interdisciplinary research, made by professors and assistant professors of Administrative Law II and Private Law (Faculty of Law, National University of Cuyo). From the first book to the current one, there were important advances. Following the enactment of Law 8051 on Land Management and Land Use (2009), a period of significant contributions began. The elaboration of the Mendoza Strategic Development Plan 2030, required by Law 8051, is noteworthy as a step prior to the elaboration of the Provincial Plan of Territorial Planning. Then, in the elaboration of the plan, National University of Cuyo in particular and the academic-scientific sector in general, had strong leadership and prominence. The 30 years envisaged by the Provincial Plan of Territorial Planning require sustained attention of those who are responsible for contributing, with their knowledge, to human and institutional development. This work seeks to be part of that committed attention.