Geodetic basis for designing

The geodetic design basis or geodetic situation of the actual state (GSSS) shows the cadastral parcel in terms of position and elevation. The geodetic situation shows the course of the boundaries and other boundaries of the cadastral parcels that were determined during the survey and marking of the breakpoints of the boundaries and other boundaries of the cadastral parcels from which the building parcel will be formed.

The geodetic base also includes a representation of buildings (buildings, fences, etc.), terrain elevations, contour lines, cultural boundaries, infrastructure, vegetation, etc. It serves as a basis for designers to design, i.e. to determine the location and size of the building, the distance of the building from the boundary, the permitted development of the plot, access to public roads, and the like.

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"As an architectural firm, we have been working with Lemax/Terren for many years regarding geodetic services and have only had positive experiences. Very accommodating and cooperative, fast and efficient."

Certified Architectural Engineer Ivan Kapov, Director of the architectural bureau Kapov doo

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Krešimir Vučko, director of Duotempus doo, a company providing advisory and professional services in the purchase and sale of real estate

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“Two years ago we bought a family house in Slunj with land. We needed surveying services, and on the recommendation of the old owners we came to Terreno. We are more than satisfied with their work. Fast, high-quality and very friendly service.”

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FAQ

How much does a geodetic study cost?

A geodetic study is a document that is prepared for the purpose of implementing changes in the cadastre and land registers, and can have several purposes. Some of the purposes are: registration of a building, subdivision, change of culture, etc.

The price is defined depending on the purpose, location, size of the plot, compliance with the cadastre and land registry, etc.

When planning to request the services of a surveyor, the basic information you need to prepare is the cadastral plot number and the name of the cadastral municipality or the address of the building (if there is a building on the plot). Based on the information about the plot and the purpose of the study, the surveyor will be able to tell you what purpose the study you need is for and what the price of the service will be.

What documents are needed to create a geodetic study?

For the purposes of preparing the geodetic study, the party submits the title deed and the title deed extract or an extract from the land database (BZP). If there is an object on the plot, it is necessary to submit documentation about the construction of the object (building and use permit, decision on the completed condition, certificate of age before February 15, 1968, etc.).

Is my facility legal?

A facility is legal if it has appropriate construction documentation and the condition on the ground is in accordance with the documentation. Documentation used to prove legality may be: a use permit, a certificate from the administrative body that the final report of the supervising engineer has been delivered to it, a certificate of use, a valid building permit or other appropriate document issued by 19 June 1991 with a certificate from the building inspection that no construction inspection procedure is in progress, a decision on the completed condition, a certificate of the completed condition, a certificate from the cadastral office that the building was built before 15 February 1968 and a use permit for buildings built before 15 February 1968.
If a property is registered in the cadastre and land registry, this does not mean that it is legal.

I legalized the property, is it registered in the cadastre and land registry?

If you have legalized a property, this does not necessarily mean that the property is registered in the cadastre and land registers. A surveyor can check the registration for you.

Can I list a house without permission?

Yes. Buildings without the appropriate permit can be registered in the cadastre and land registry. For such buildings, a note will be made in the land registry stating that they do not have a legality act. The note can be deleted when the appropriate permit is obtained for the building and submitted to the competent land registry court.