Cantonal Ordinance on the Cadastre of Public-Law Restrictions on Landownership (kÖREBKV) - Subject (KÖREBKV)
Table of Provisions (6)
Statutory Text (6 Provisions)
1. This regulation governs the organization, admission procedure, and access to the cadastre of public-law restrictions on property (cadastre) and specifies which geospatial data of cantonal law and which additional information are included in the cadastre.
1. The Office for Spatial and Forestry Affairs is the authority responsible for the cadastre.
2. It provides the cadastre infrastructure, incorporates data from the relevant authorities pursuant to Art. 8 para. 1 kGeoIG into the cadastre after conducting an examination, ensures the availability of the data, and provides the content of the cadastre as an extract via the cadastre portal.
3. It issues the instructions necessary for cadastre management.
1. Contents of the Cadastre are
a) the geospatial base data designated by the Confederation as the subject of the cadastre;
b) the geospatial base data designated in Annex 2 of the Cantonal Geoinformation Ordinance.
1. The annexes 1 and 2 of the cantonal Geoinformation Ordinance designate the geospatial data for which information about ongoing changes to public law restrictions on property ownership is depicted in the cadastre.
2. The Office for Space and Forests may designate additional supplementary information.
1. The competent authority pursuant to Article 8 paragraph 1 kGeoIG provides the Office for Spatial and Forest Management with the collected and updated data as per Articles 3 and 4 in electronic form.
2. Simultaneously, it confirms to the Office for Spatial and Forest Management that the data meet the requirements according to Article 5 paragraph 2 ÖREBKV.
3. The data must be made available no later than 14 days after the entry into force of the decision. Data concerning ongoing changes must be available at the beginning of the public consultation period. If there are special circumstances, the Office for Spatial and Forest Management may grant a reasonable extension of the deadline upon request.
4. The Office for Spatial and Forest Management reviews the data. If the delivery of the data reveals deficiencies, it orders them to be remedied before including the data in the cadastre.
1. The content of the cadastre is made accessible electronically through the cadastre portal.
2. The cadastral extract contains the information according to Art. 10 para. 2 of the ÖREBKV. The Office for Space and Forests may determine additional information to be included in the cadastral extract.