This Act provides for land administration and other matters relating to land, the protection of the environment and several matters relating to the conservation of wildlife and fisheries resources.The Act consists of General Administration (I); Surveys (II); Purchase and Development of Land (III); Classification and Alienation of Government Land (IV); Leases (V); Renewal of Renewable Leases and Reassessments (VI); Remissions, Revaluations, Forfeitures (VII); Conservation and Environment (VIII); Miscellaneous (IX).

A Land Survey Board is established under section 3. The Board shall be chaired by a Director of Surveys, the duties and functions of which are set out in section 11.Responsibilities of the Board are set out in section 5. The Director of Surveys shall be the custodian of the Survey Register in which surveys shall be entered (sect. 14). Other provisions of this Act concern qualification and registration of land surveyors and the practising of their profession.

The present Ordinance enacts the Survey and Cadastre Law of 12 May 2004. In particular, the Ordinance lays down provisions relating to powers conferred to competent authorities. The text consists of 8 articles as follows: Powers of the Land Survey Office Schleswig-Holstein (1); Powers of Cadastre Offices (2); Buildings (3); Notes on evidence from other public bodies (4); Data transfer and access procedures (5); Authorizing of access to data and granting of extracts (6);Fees and compensation (7); Entry into force (8).

Implements: Law on survey and cadastre. (2010-12-15)

This Act establishes guidelines on surveying and mapping services through the Survey and Cadastre Authority. The latter must perform the geodetic surveying and topographic mapping of Denmark including the Faroe Islands and Greenland, conduct cadastral and surveying services, perform the seismic service in Denmark including the Faroe Islands and Greenland, perform research and development work in geodesy and seismology.

Amended by: Act amending Map and Cadastre Act (No. 313 of 2004). (2004-05-05)

This Regional Law validated General land-use plan of the city of St.Petersburg, containing mapping of the boundaries of the areas of cultural heritage, land tenure and land management regimes and authorized land uses.

This Regional Law establishes that that boundaries of the objects of cultural heritage shall be reported on city maps and also areas of particular conditions of land tenure and land-use planning due to the presence of the objects of cultural heritage.

The present Regulation lays down provisions relating to geological and geophysical surveys and activities and provides information and data to be used by government and industry to analyze and evaluate the potential for oil and gas resources and potential geologic hazards of offshore areas. The text consists of 12 sections as follows: Interpretation (1); Reports (2); Survey monuments (3); Geophysical exploration near pipeline, utility, residence, etc.

This Regional Law delimits plenary powers between state bodies in the sphere of regulation of land relations. Legislative Assembly shall carry out the following plenary powers: (a) adoption of legislative acts regulating land relations; (b) establishment of cases of land expropriation; and (c) establishment of minimum and maximum land areas allotted to citizens for housing construction.

The Regulations (63 sections) are divided into 8 Parts, i.e.: Preliminary (I); Administration (Part 1A); General duties of surveyor (II); Measurements and calculations (III); Datum line (IV); Monuments and reference marks (V); Field notes (VI); Water as a boundary (VII); Public surveys (VIIa);and Miscellaneous (VIII).The Regulations contain detailed provisions and procedures on land surveying, marking, calculation methods, boundaries, etc.

This Regional Law establishes the modalities of organization, establishment of boundaries and management regime of historical and cultural reserve of regional significance. It specifies that integral historical, cultural and natural complex requiring particular protection can be classified as historical and cultural reserve of regional significance. The grounds for such classification shall be expert opinion and its substantiation.

This Resolution is composed of 8 Sections divided into 115 articles. Section I gives terms and definitions. Section II deals with regulator requirements and conditions for the construction in residential zones of isolated villa, villa and apartments and villa and apartments in gardens. Section III and IV define regulators requirements and conditions for the construction in zones intended for commercial purposes and for expositions and exhibitions. Section V defines regulating requirements and conditions for the construction in the zone of Asseif.

The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to the enforcement of federal legislation in the field of geographic information and the collection, management and use of spatial data for the area of the canton Aargau. Furthermore, the Law creates conditions for a cantonal spatial data infrastructure. The text consists of 35 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows: General provisions (A); Organization (B); Collection, traceability and management (C); Access and use (D); Financing (E); Final provisions (F). Two Annexes are enclosed.