17 Additional Cadastral Resurvey Project Zones Designated, Including Soha 5 District in Gwangmyeong City

The Gyeonggi Provincial Government has additionally designated 17 districts, including Soha 5 District in Gwangmyeong City, encompassing 4,038 parcels over 2.5 square kilometers, as cadastral resurvey project zones.

The 17 newly designated districts are areas where the consent of at least two-thirds of the total number of landowners and at least two-thirds of the total land area has been obtained. The Gyeonggi Provincial Cadastral Resurvey Committee comprehensively reviewed whether the project was of the "cadastral mismatch" type, in which the boundaries in official cadastral records do not match the actual land conditions, as well as the setting of project zone boundaries and the appropriateness of the requirements for zone designation.

This year, the Gyeonggi Provincial Government is promoting cadastral resurvey projects in 80 districts. Following the designation of 27 zones, including Sindae 2 District in Pyeongtaek City, in May, 17 additional zones were designated this time, bringing the total number of designated and announced project zones to 44 so far.

The Gyeonggi Provincial Government plans to complete the designation of districts that have not yet been designated by September. Under relevant laws, large urban areas where the district can be designated independently will have the process carried out separately by each local government entity involved.

Gyeonggi Provincial Government

To ensure the swift and efficient designation of project zones, the provincial government began preliminary reviews with officials from 30 cities and counties, including Suwon City, in August last year, even before formulating the implementation plan. By reviewing the expected project impact, degree of cadastral mismatch, project priorities, and appropriateness of boundary setting in advance, unnecessary administrative inefficiency was reduced and the effectiveness of project execution was improved.

The system of responsible implementation agencies, under which the Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix Corporation and private cadastral resurvey agencies collaborate to perform surveys, has also become firmly established. This has enabled an early start to cadastral resurvey surveying and reduced the risk of project delays at each stage.

Kang Byunggyu, Head of the Cadastral Resurvey Team at the Gyeonggi Provincial Government, stated, "The cadastral resurvey project aims to align property boundaries with actual land use conditions, thereby reducing boundary disputes among residents and enhancing land utility value. We will promptly and proactively carry out the cadastral resurvey project so that residents can feel its tangible benefits."

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