Suwon Designates 'Suwon Museum District' as Cadastral Resurvey Project Site

Suwon held a 'Suwon Cadastral Resurvey Committee' meeting at the city hall situation room on the 14th and resolved to designate the 'Suwon Museum District' as a cadastral resurvey project site.

The 'Suwon Museum District' project target covers an area of 100 lots (591,991㎡) centered around lot 1088-10 in Ui-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu. The city plans to resolve cadastral inconsistencies that are linked to the Gwanggyo Residential Development District or located at district boundaries.

Once designated as a cadastral resurvey project site, comprehensive project implementation becomes possible as boundary adjustments are conducted through individual plot surveys (一筆地調査) and cadastral resurvey measurements.

To apply for designation as a cadastral resurvey project site, the following requirements are necessary: ▲establishment of implementation plans ▲holding of resident briefing sessions ▲public notice for resident review ▲collection of land owner consent forms (two-thirds or more of land owners and two-thirds or more of the total area).

The 'Suwon Museum District Cadastral Resurvey Project' began when Yeongdeungpo-gu established its implementation plan in September. A resident briefing session was held at the Suwon Museum on September 26 for land owners and nearby residents, after which consent forms were collected from land owners and Suwon applied for designation as a cadastral resurvey project site.

The Suwon Museum District project, which runs through September 2018, will proceed in the following order: ▲selection of surveying agents ▲individual plot surveys and cadastral resurvey measurements ▲boundary determination and objection filing ▲boundary confirmation ▲project completion notice and cadastral ledger preparation ▲notification to register.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport cadastral resurvey project, which began in 2012, involves a complete conversion from inaccurate paper cadastral records to digital cadastral records utilizing satellite surveying, thereby resolving cadastral inconsistencies (land where actual land use conditions do not match the registered cadastral ledger).

Suwon, which established a 'Cadastral Resurvey Task Force (TF)' in July, has established and is implementing a 'Phased Implementation Plan for Cadastral Resurvey Projects (Year by Year).'

The Phase 1 Implementation Plan is a four-year medium-term plan under the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport cadastral resurvey project (2012-2030).

Beginning with the 'Suwon Museum District' in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Suwon plans to conduct cadastral resurveys for 9-12 months in the 'Imok District' in Jangan-gu (starting January 2018), 'Jamok District' in Gwonseon-gu (starting January 2019), and 'Maesan-ro 2-ga District 02' in Paldal-gu (starting January 2020). Projects will continue through September 2021.

The Suwon cadastral resurvey project target accounts for 26,668 lots (20.3%) of the total 131,356 lots. To date, cadastral resurveys have been completed for 456 lots (602,172㎡) in two districts (Jangan Pajang District and Gwonseon Beolter District).