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Utility Cadastre Systems Compendium Released



CLGE is pleased to announce the release of the Utility Cadastre Systems Compendium.

IG-PARLS (the CLGE Interest Group of Publicly Appointed and Regulated Liberal Surveyors) has previously produced a highly regarded Compendium on Condominium ownership. Recently, they’ve been working on a new project gathering information all about understanding Utility Cadastral systems in Europe.

This new project is focused on legislative aspects, organizational structures, digitization processes, data completeness, accessibility, and the role of Property Surveyors in establishing and maintaining such systems. The culmination of this effort is another Compendium featuring national presentations from IG-PARLS member countries.

This compendium is a helpful guide, sharing details about utility cadastral systems and why Property Surveyors are so important in making them work.

Feel free to explore and learn more!


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