Land plot cadastral (geodetic) surveying means surveying the coordinates of the plot boundary turning points (in the LKS‑94 national coordinate system) to determine the area, and preparing the plan and other technical documents. During the survey, buildings and installations on the plot and land‑use contours are surveyed. The plan shows objects and areas subject to special land and forest use conditions, other land‑use restrictions and easements. A land plot plan and a land‑use schedule are prepared, and the plot’s average market value is calculated.
Cadastral (geodetic) surveys are required
01When selling, dividing or partitioning, or merging land plots (amalgamation).
02Also when leasing or granting use of state land plots of other purpose whose boundary turning‑point and boundary‑marker coordinates have not been established in the national geodetic coordinate system.
03Surveys are also carried out when the owner wishes to clarify the plot area registered in the real property register, if the coordinates of the boundary turning points and boundary markers have not been established in the national geodetic coordinate system.
