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Title: ISSUES RELATED TO UPDATING THE CADASTRE IN THE COURSE OF BUILDING PROCESS
ISSUES RELATED TO UPDATING THE CADASTRE IN THE COURSE OF BUILDING PROCESS

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M. Karabin
10.5593/sgem2019/2.2/S09.023
1314-2704
978-619-7408-80-5
English
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2.2
Geodesy and Mine Surveying
The way of maintenance and updating the real estate cadastre is regulated, at present, by the Act of May 17,1989, The Law of Geodesy and Cartography [6] and by the decree of the Minister of Regional Development and Building Industry of March 29,2001 ? the cadastral law [1].
Updating the cadastre at the stage of setting out a building object is of particular importance; it has specified tax effects. Usually, the charge due to a property tax is increased what results from the real discontinuation of agricultural activities on a given parcel, connected with the commencement of building operations. In a case of starting a building process, until 2014, the owner of a parcel was the only person who was obliged to notify the head of a district about changes of cadastral data and to supply the relevant geodetic and cartographic documentation. Surveying works concerning setting out of a building in the field, were not the subject of notification to any public administration body. Apart from the above obligations of a parcel owner, after modification of legal regulations, the surveyor is also obliged to notify the starost (head of a district) at the relevant geodetic and cartographic documentation district centre about works comprising setting out buildings in the field and to transfer the resulting documentation.
The author has analysed the practical implementation of the obligation concerning updating of the cadastre due to commencement of building operations. The author has randomly selected 60 cadastral parcels (located in Mazovia Voivodeship) for which building permits were issued and cadastral, land use data was not updated. The author performed inspection at the field and analysed whether building operations were started and the documentation concerning the setting out buildings was transferred by surveyors and had positive results, i.e. whether the real estate cadastral database was updated.
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19th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2019
19th International Multidisciplinary Scientific GeoConference SGEM 2019, 30 June - 6 July, 2019
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real estate cadastre; updating; setting out building objects