Cadastral and Land Management Services

Your reliable cadastral engineer for real estate and land plot registration

Cadastral works are a complex of engineering, geodetic, and land management activities aimed at preparing official documents for the cadastral registration of real estate objects and entering accurate information into the EGRN (Unified State Register of Real Estate).

The Razvitiye-Lipetsk company performs the full range of cadastral works for individuals and legal entities: from land plot boundary surveying to the registration of capital construction facilities, linear facilities, and zones with special land use conditions.

Our cadastral engineers work in strict compliance with the requirements of Rosreestr, the Land Code and the Urban Planning Code of the Russian Federation, ensuring legal integrity, coordinate accuracy, and flawless completion of cadastral registration.

Cadastral works are required for:

• cadastral registration of a land plot or capital construction facility;

• registration of ownership rights;

• sale, gifting, or inheritance of real estate;

• division or consolidation of land plots;

• clarification of plot boundaries and area;
• correction of register and cadastral errors;
• legalization of the actual area of a land plot;
• registration of real estate under the "dacha" and "garage" amnesty programs;
• formation of plots from municipal or state land;
• registration of linear facilities and utility networks;
• establishment of sanitary protection zones, public easements, and ZUOIT (Special Use Zones).

Scope of cadastral works:

1. Collection and analysis of source data

• analysis of title documents;
• obtaining information from the EGRN (Unified State Register of Real Estate);
• study of the cadastral map and archival data;
• analysis of previously performed geodetic and cadastral works;
• consultations and assistance in defining the client's objectives.

2. Geodetic measurements and inspections

• site visit;
• geodetic survey of the land plot or capital construction facility;
• recording of actual boundaries, fences, structures, utilities, and terrain;
• determination of coordinates of characteristic points in the EGRN coordinate system.

3. Preparation of cadastral documents

• division or consolidation of land plots;
• redistribution of municipal lands;
• clarification of boundaries and area;
• correction of errors in cadastral records;
• allocation of shares from common ownership;
• registration of plots under garages (garage amnesty).

4. Land plot layout plan on the cadastral plan of the territory

• plot drawing within the boundaries of the cadastral block;
• coordinates of characteristic points;
• depiction of structures, fences, roads, utilities, and terrain;
• red lines, protection zones, easements, and territorial zoning.

5. Registration of zones with special land use conditions

• sanitary protection zones (SPZ);
• public easements;
• ZUOIT (Special Use Zones).