Entry in the Public Infrastructure Cadastre

Entry in the consolidated public infrastructure cadastre is the process of recording networks and public infrastructure facilities in a consolidated cadastre, which is the official state real estate record.

Consolidated public infrastructure cadastre is intended to record all public infrastructure, even if it is privately owned. Basic data on all types of utility lines and related facilities of public infrastructure are kept on the basis of data provided by owners or public infrastructure operators.

The condition for entry in the consolidated public infrastructure cadastre is that the public infrastructure survey was previously carried out or data from existing records and cadastres of public infrastructure owners or operators are available.

When the entry in the consolidated public infrastructure cadastre?

The entry in the consolidated public infrastructure cadastre is required:

• if the networks and facilities of the existing public infrastructure have not yet been recorded
• after the completion of the construction of all newly constructed utility lines and associated public infrastructure facilities
• after completion of reconstruction work or reconstruction on existing utility lines and public infrastructure facilities

Why the entry in the consolidated public infrastructure cadastre?

The entry in the consolidated public infrastructure cadastre is required:

• owner or the public infrastructure operator satisfy legal requirements to report changes on the waters and associated public infrastructure facilities with which it operates
• data on all types of public infrastructure networks and facilities will be available in one place for all users involved in the organization, governance and spatial management
• orderly records will enable a complete and actual presentation of the occupancy and spatial development with the public infrastructure networks and facilities for all users involved in the organization, governance and spatial management
• the risk of damage at subsequent works on underground facilities will be lower, and this will enable more secure implementation of interventions in the area