TEST - Slovenski INSPIRE metapodatkovni sistem
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Načrtovanje/Kataster
12 record(s)
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INSPIRE themes
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Resolution
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Geographical area of Spatial Plans are: - areas of national spatial plans, - areas of regional spatial plans, - areas of local spatial plans, - areas of detailed local spatial plans, - areas of temporary measures for the protection of spatial plannig. Geographical area of Spatial Plans is part of Database of Spatial Plans.
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The Real Estate Market Record is a multi-purpose, public database on concluded sales and rental real estate transactions. It is managed and maintained by the Office for Mass Real Estate Valuation at the Surveying and Mapping Authority of the Republic of Slovenia. The database was established at the beginning of 2007. In the same year, public access to the recorded data was also enabled, and the Surveying and Mapping Authority of the Republic of Slovenia started publishing reports on the Slovenian real estate market.
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Real Estate Valuation Models Database is a public database of real estate valuation models. The valuation model defines the impact of different real estate characteristics on a market value of the real estate.
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Land Cadastre is an official register of land parcels. Land Cadastre includes up-to-date information on parcels and includes the collection of documentation and information necessary for historical track changes of parcels. The collection of documentation (in analogue and digital form) includes files and other documents, that were originally used for the official registration of parcels. The collection of documentation is stored permanently. A basic Land Cadastre unit is the land parcel (hereinafter: parcel). It represents aggregate land that lies within one cadastral municipality and is recorded in the Land Cadastre with the border and marked with an identification mark. The following informations are kept in the Land Cadastre: the parcel identification code, border, surface, owner, manager, actual land use, land under the building, land benefit. The relation to the Register of Spatial Units, Building Cadastre and Land Registry is also provided. Private surveying companies are using this data in geodetic procedures. Individual municipal departments and state administration offices are using Land Cadastre data as a basis for the spatial planning, environmental protection, valuation and real estate taxation, management of transport networks and public infrastructure facilities, etc. The coordinate system D96/TM is used.
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For the needs of spatial planning and for implementing the policy of Land Registry, the Spatial Management Act (hereinafter: ZUreP-2) introduces a new record, called the Register of building land. It contains information on built-up land and non-built-up building land. - Built-up land is divided into associated building land, the associated land of construction engineering facilities and construction lots. The difference between the associated building land and the associated land of construction engineering facilities is that the associated building land will be determined in a process of mass capture, while the building lots are determined in the administrative procedure. The associated building land is therefore the first approximation of the building lot. - Non-built-up building land is classified into development stages which are determined by ZUreP-2 according to their equipment with public infrastructure, the status of the legal regime on land and the regulation of land with spatial planning documents. The Register of building land is in accordance with the ZUreP-2 intended for the planning of usage land or new building land in the process of preparation of municipal spatial planning documents, planning of utility equipment, implementation of Land Registry policy, rehabilitation and ensuring adequate parcel and ownership structure, ensuring affordable land for residence and work, management of land in the public interest and for the assessment of duties on building land and evaluation of building land. Register of building land is also the basis for providing information on developmental stages and other properties of building land for interested investors. The Register of building land will enable the implementation of Land Registry policy, increase the awareness of investors, and thus significantly contribute to a more successful development.
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Register of legal acts is a unique database of all legal acts related with the construction: - building permits - operating permit - legal acts issued in the inspection procedure
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Building Cadastre is an official national database of buildings. Building Cadastre includes up-to-date information on buildings and parts of buildings. It includes the collection of documentation and information necessary for historical track changes of buildings. The collection of documentation (in analogue and digital form) includes files and other documents, upon which buildings were officially registered. Basic informations kept in the Building Cadastre are: identification number, owner, position, size, actual use, apartment number. The relation to Register of Spatial Units and house numbers is also provided. The Building Cadastre is technically centralized and is connected with other national systems: Land Cadastre, Register of Spatial Units, Land Registry. The registration of building in Building Cadastre is needed prior to registration of its ownership in the Land Registry.
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Catalogue of Public Legal Regimes includes data about dataset of legal regimes, which are available as services in the Spatial Planning Information System. Original datasets about legal regimes are maintained by the responsible public institutions (local communities or governmental institutions).
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Planned land use is defined by spatial planing documents. Planned land use describes the allowed use of land and related objects in a particular area
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The Real Estate Register is a public multipurpose technical database. The register contains data which can be further interpreted and used for various purposes. Data can serve as a basic information about existing situation, as a basis for statistical analyses, for spatial planning processes, as a basis for real estate valuation and real estate taxation purposes, etc.