Ordinance on Fees under the Cantonal Geoinformation Act (GKGeoIG) - Scope of Application (GKGEOIG)

1. This ordinance regulates the fees for expenses related to the provision of restricted publicly accessible geodata and the inspection of such data.

2. It further regulates the fees within the scope of official surveying.

1. The value-added tax is levied in accordance with the value-added tax legislation. It is charged in addition to the fees.

1. A fee is charged for access to non-publicly accessible geospatial data, limited to a maximum duration of one year.

2. The fee for access ranges from a minimum of 150 to a maximum of 800 Swiss francs.

1. Under an agreement, a person may be granted either unlimited or more than one-year limited access to certain restricted public geospatial data.

2. Such contracts must be cancellable annually.

3. The fee for access is 800 francs per year.

1. Special services such as the creation of analogue products and the evaluation or provision of geodata outside of download services are billed according to the time spent.

2. For remuneration based on time expenditure, the maximum hourly rate according to Category D of the recommendations of the Coordination Conference of the Construction and Real Estate Authorities of Public Contractors (KBOB) applies, but at least 50 Swiss Francs per assignment.

1. The fees for ongoing maintenance are determined in accordance with the Agreement on the Fee Schedule for the Maintenance of Official Surveys dated November 20, 1996 (HO 33).

2. The office issues the necessary explanations for the application of HO 33.

1. In the area of electronic processing and provision of official surveying geodata (Pos. 3341), Article 5 applies. The collection of fees for certification under federal law remains reserved.

2. The compensation by the municipality for data backup (Pos. 3342), data storage (Pos. 3343), provision of information (Pos. 3344), as well as data delivery to the canton or the geodata hub, shall be determined between the municipality and the updating surveyor within the framework of the updating contract. The office issues guidelines for compensations.

1. The HO 33 is applied to contracts up to 25,000 Swiss Francs (excluding VAT). For larger updating tasks, an agreement must be concluded between the client and the updating surveyor, and the price must be determined before work commences.

1. The rates of HO 33 are subject to inflation as annually announced by the Federal Surveying Directorate.

**1. Upon the entry into force of this Regulation, the Regulation on Fees for the Procurement of Extracts and Analyses from Official Surveying dated April 18, 2006, is repealed.**

1. This regulation shall come into force on 1 January 2012.