From the beginning of the war, access to the land cadastre was completely closed, and now it is open to a limited extent.
Due to the war in Ukraine, access to the public cadastral map is still limited. Who exactly has access to the land cadastre is reported to the relevant department.
As you know, after the invasion of the Russian Federation on February 24, access to the geographic information system of information about the land was completely terminated. But since May 14, it has been partially restored for some categories of users.
And about. The head of the State Geocadastre, Sergei Zavadsky, explained that now the data is entered in the State Land Cadastre and only state cadastral registrars provide information about it. In some areas, it is impossible to obtain information from the cadastre due to security.
In agreement with the Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, employees of local governments, notaries, private executors and arbitration managers, employees of NABU, NAPC, SBI, ARMA are also allowed to view SLC information – in total it is more than 9200 people.
In addition, some information can be obtained by certified land surveyors and geodetic engineers – the State Geocadastre gives them access to the coordinates of the turning points of the boundaries of the GZK objects, but for this, the Engineers must obtain permission from the SBU.
Because of the war, the State GeoCadastre has a new task – to provide the Armed Forces of Ukraine with topographic maps on a scale of 1:25,000, 1:10,000 and other cartographic materials, the head of the department emphasized which is Sergei Zavadsky.
Today, a special working group is working on the cartographic materials of the territories with an area of 3936 sq. km.
It should be noted that due to the war in Ukraine, the number of land transactions has significantly decreased. In total, from July 1, 2021 to July 23, 2022, 109,990 land transactions were completed.
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