WHAT IS NEW IN CADASTRE OF CZECH REPUBLIC. Libor Tomandl FIG Annual Meeting 2005, Madison

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1 WHAT IS NEW IN CADASTRE OF CZECH REPUBLIC Libor Tomandl FIG Annual Meeting 2005, Madison 1

2 Milestones of CzechCadastre Establishment ofthe Czech Republic, -cadastral reform, Czech Cadastre of Real Estates Completed digitalization of the set of descriptive information -starting digitalization of cadastral maps 2000 Cadastral Offices interconnected with the centre by WAN New modern Information System of Cadastre of Real Estates implemented -launched Internet access to cadastral information Free Internet access to basic cadastre information -new organizational structure of the sector ??? 2

3 Basic data about Czech Republic and objects and subjects of Cadastre in Data 2004 Unit Czech Republic Territory Inhabitants GDP (in purchasing power parity) per capita Cadastral units Cadastral parcels Owners Owner's folios Registered buildings km 2 million USD one unit million million million million 78,

4 Organizational chart of the CUZK sector 4

5 Dense network of cadastral workplaces 5

6 Land Survey Office Employees Total Research Institute Cadastral Inspectorates Cadastral Offices CUZK Year Human resources

7 Czech Cadastre jointly registers technical and legal interests of owners and other legally recognised subjects concerning real estate and its main atribute is the compulsory title registration based on the adjudication process. 7

8 Multipurpose cadastral system Czech cadastre meets the purposes stipulated by law: protection of property titles taxations and charges enviroment protection agricultural and forest land resources protection sights and landmarks protection property valuation purposes of science and statistics economic relationship to other information systems of PA 8

9 Forms of land registration Entry -changes of legal relations in the Cadastre on contractual base. These rights originate, change or delete by entry into the cadastre based on decision of a competent Cadastral Office (Cadastral Workplace). Record -changes in the Cadastre based mainly on decisions issued by state administration and Courts. Annotation - recording informative facts, and their deletions. 9

10 Further important tasks of Cadastral Workplaces gradual digitisation of analogue and numeric cadastral maps, participation in cadastral mapping and land consolidation utilised for renewal of cadastral documentation, checking and certification of legal surveys of licensed private surveyors, maintenance of digital and analogue cadastral maps, corrections of errors in cadastral documentation, providing information from the cadastral documentation, local database management 10

11 Main suggested changes cadastral offices dependence on statebudget low administrative tariffs fixed entry tariffs cadastral agency self-funding cadastral charges covering the costs amount of charges in relation to term of entry permission 11

12 Budget expenditures and cadastral income ,5 87,2 82, ,2 91,7 91,7 80 million USD ,2 18,8 24,6 23,9 22, Real expenditures of the CUZK sector in price level 2000 Paid cadastral products and services in price level 2000 The CUZKhas its own account in the State budget of the Czech Republic. Operation of the Czech cadastral system requires expenditures approximately USD 87 million annually (1 USD = 23 Czech Crowns). The stagnation of cadastral income is primarily caused by permanently growing share of services and products provided free of charge (e.g. USD 14,6 million in 2004). 12

13 Efficiency of Cadastral Offices Increase, decrease since 2001 in % Number of completed cadastral proceedings Number of employees Growth of extent of cadastral administration (land registration, providing cadastral information, certification of legal surveys) is accompanied by stagnation of financial resources of the sector, decrease in number of employees (governmental plan 3% annually) and enforced decrease of activities concerning conversion of cadastral maps into digital form

14 Entries into the Cadastre number of completed proceedings , , expected months 3, ,8 1,7 1,6 1,5 3,0 2,5 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 average term for decision and recording of entries Entries Terms 0 0,

15 Proportions of entries 17,2% 7,6% 1,8% 73,4% owner s rights material obligations mortgages preemption rights 15

16 Records into the Cadastre expected months 2,5 number of completed proceedings , , , , , ,8 2,0 1,5 1,0 0,5 the average term for recording Records Terms ,

17 Requests for cadastral information expected 17

18 Users of the access to cadastraldata via Internet self-government realtors 830 legal services 82 trade activities production financial services 228 physical persons geodetic services agriculture telecomunications state administration 642 others 18

19 Cadastral Operation Set Digitalisation descriptive informations files completed in 1998 already in the whole territory digital cadastral map covers 29% of the territory 71% covered by analogue maps preparation of a project of digitalization of the collection of deeds and other components of a cadastral operation set is in progress 19

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21 Permanent GPS network Rozmístění permanentních stanic GNSS (kružnice o poloměru 40 km) 51 o LIBEREC LITOMERICE TRUTNOV MLADA BOLESLAV KARLOVY VARY zeměpisná šířka 50 o RAKOVNIK PLZEN DOMAZLICE STRAKONICE GOPE TABOR PARDUBICE JIHLAVA SUMPERK BRUNTAL SVITAVY KROMERIZ TUBO FRYDEK - MISTEK VSETIN 49 o DACICE MORAVSKY KRUMLOV HODONIN KAPLICE 12 o 13 o 14 o 15 o 16 o 17 o 18 o 19 o zeměpisná délka 21

22 Conclusion 22