Order No. D1-349 of the Minister of Environment validating the Rules for determining cadastre data of immovable property.

This Order primarily addresses the procedural and regulatory framework for establishing, updating, and managing cadastral data related to immovable property, land parcels, buildings, infrastructure, and various engineering structures within the national territory. It operates within the broader legal context of the national legislation governing real estate, geodesy, construction, territorial planning, and related sectors. The primary objectives include standardizing data collection, ensuring accuracy, and aligning cadastral practices with legal and policy requirements, thereby supporting property rights, land management, and spatial planning policies. Key measures outlined involve detailed procedures for cadastral measurements, data recording, and documentation, including the preparation of plans, data forms, and digital records. The document specifies technical standards, such as coordinate accuracy, measurement methods, and data formats, emphasizing compliance with technical regulations and standards like GCTR 2.11.03 and GKTR 3.01: 2023. It also delineates responsibilities among surveyors, cadastral managers, and institutional bodies, with explicit timelines for data updates following construction, reconstruction, or repairs. The procedures for data correction, validation, and stakeholder notification are explicitly described, highlighting the importance of procedural rigor and institutional accountability. Implementation mechanisms include the use of digital plans, coordinate lists, and standardized forms, with specific instructions for data collection, signing, and verification. The document emphasizes the importance of timely updates, accuracy thresholds, and stakeholder involvement, such as landowners, municipal authorities, and surveyors. It also details the documentation hierarchy and procedural steps for data modification, ensuring systematic management of cadastral information in accordance with legal standards, with clear timelines and institutional roles specified for effective enforcement and compliance.