This study reveals the existence of urban village public facilities which are seen as common pool resources. The residents of the urban village have very close social relations between residents, especially the existence of public facilities that are owned further strengthen their social relations. Public facilities as elements of urban architecture are a necessity for every citizen of the urban village, but their provision and maintenance requires quite expensive costs. It takes the involvement of formal leaders and the assistance of informal leaders as a liaison between formal leaders and villagers to meet the needs of these public facilities. The purpose of this study was to understand and prove the influence of formal leaders and informal leaders on the planning, construction, and management of public facilities and their implications for the quality of the urban village environment. The research was conducted in Kampung Gabus Bekasi which is known as the village of champions or the village of thugs based on the experiences of residents and the media. The research method uses case studies and reputable techniques on 419 respondents from a total of 34 RTs in Kampung Gabus. ......This study proves that the existence of public facilities as well as the increase or destruction that occurs in Kampung Gabus Bekasi cannot be separated from the dynamics of social relations (morphogenesis) between formal leaders (village heads) and local informalleaders (community leaders and religious leaders). Formal leaders and informal leaders influence the existence of public facilities because they have a heyday and have room for their glory. However, because every leader, both formal and informal leaders, can sort out the actions of those who want to change/maintain the prevailing culture and structure, other agents such as the foreman who control public facilities arise.