Order No. D1-3 of the Minister of Environment validating the Regulation on the description of technical requirements for the marking of boundaries on the real estate cadastre map and the approval of this cadastre map.

This Order primarily addresses the technical and procedural requirements for updating and marking boundaries on the cadastral map of immovable property in the national territory. It emphasizes adherence to specific technical standards. The overarching policy goal is to ensure precise delineation of land plots, buildings, territorial limits, and other cadastral objects, facilitating accurate land registration and management. Key measures include detailed procedures for verifying land boundaries, permissible discrepancies based on measurement errors, and the use of geographic information systems (GIS) for boundary adjustments. The document specifies conditions under which boundaries can be marked or adjusted, including the use of coordinate systems, orthophotographic maps, and cadastral measurements. It also delineates the criteria for handling overlaps, gaps, and discrepancies between cadastral data and cartographic materials, with explicit formulas and thresholds for permissible errors. The process involves cadastral managers, surveyors, and administrative departments, with defined timelines for decision-making and data verification, ensuring compliance and accuracy in cadastral mapping. Implementation mechanisms include verification procedures, decision-making protocols, and institutional responsibilities assigned to cadastral managers and administrative departments. The document details timelines for actions such as boundary adjustments, decision issuance, and stakeholder notifications, emphasizing procedural consistency. Secondary themes encompass dispute resolution processes, procedural safeguards, and stakeholder involvement, all explicitly outlined to support the systematic and lawful updating of cadastral information, thereby underpinning land management policies and legal certainty.