Paldal-gu's 'Namsu District' Designated as Cadastral Resurvey Project Site

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Seo Dong-young] Suwon City has designated the 'Namsu District' in Paldal-gu as a cadastral resurvey project site.

The 'Namsu District' project targets 644 parcels (97,784 square meters) in the Namsu-dong area of Paldal-gu, an area classified as topography-change type cadastral non-conformity land.

'Cadastre' refers to records of various matters related to land, and 'cadastral non-conformity land' refers to land where actual land use conditions do not match registered cadastral records.

When designated as a cadastral resurvey project site, land boundaries are adjusted and confirmed through land use surveys and cadastral resurveys, existing cadastral records are closed, and new cadastral records are created to resolve cadastral non-conformity issues.

Paldal-gu established an implementation plan in October of last year for the designation as a cadastral resurvey project site.

In November of last year, a public briefing session was held for landowners and nearby residents. Subsequently, consent was obtained from two-thirds or more of landowners, and an application was submitted to the city for designation as a cadastral resurvey project site.

The Namsu District cadastral resurvey project, which runs through December 2021, will be carried out entirely with national subsidies.

The project proceeds in the following order: ▲Selection of surveying entities ▲Land use surveys and cadastral resurvey measurements ▲Boundary determination and objection submissions ▲Boundary confirmation and installation of boundary markers ▲Project completion announcement and preparation of new cadastral records ▲Registration request submissions.

On the 11th, the city held the first meeting of 2020 for the Suwon City Cadastral Resurvey Committee at City Hall, and reviewed and approved the 'Namsu District Cadastral Resurvey Project Site Designation.'

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's cadastral resurvey project, which began in 2012, is an initiative to resolve cadastral non-conformity issues by comprehensively converting inaccurate paper cadastres created during Japanese colonial rule into digital cadastres using satellite surveying.

The city completed cadastral resurvey projects beginning with the Beolter District in Gwonseon-gu in 2015 (203 parcels, 106,122 square meters), the Pajang District in Jangan-gu in 2017 (256 parcels, 429,364 square meters), and the Imok District in Jangan-gu in 2019 (400 parcels, 115,064.9 square meters).

This year, including the Jamok District in Gwonseon-gu that has been ongoing, the city is carrying out projects in six districts: ▲Namsu District ▲Haeoujae District ▲Dangsu District ▲Maetan District ▲and Woncheon 1 District.

Last year, the city was selected as the top-performing agency in the basic municipal government category in the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport-sponsored '2019 Digital Cadastre Construction (Cadastral Resurvey) Activation Achievement Evaluation' and received a commendation.