The Regulations (63 sections) are divided into 8 Parts, i.e.: Preliminary (I); Administration (Part 1A); General duties of surveyor (II); Measurements and calculations (III); Datum line (IV); Monuments and reference marks (V); Field notes (VI); Water as a boundary (VII); Public surveys (VIIa);and Miscellaneous (VIII).The Regulations contain detailed provisions and procedures on land surveying, marking, calculation methods, boundaries, etc.

This Regional Law establishes the modalities of organization, establishment of boundaries and management regime of historical and cultural reserve of regional significance. It specifies that integral historical, cultural and natural complex requiring particular protection can be classified as historical and cultural reserve of regional significance. The grounds for such classification shall be expert opinion and its substantiation.

This Resolution is composed of 8 Sections divided into 115 articles. Section I gives terms and definitions. Section II deals with regulator requirements and conditions for the construction in residential zones of isolated villa, villa and apartments and villa and apartments in gardens. Section III and IV define regulators requirements and conditions for the construction in zones intended for commercial purposes and for expositions and exhibitions. Section V defines regulating requirements and conditions for the construction in the zone of Asseif.

This Act amends the National Land Code Act, 1965.Amendments include: insertion of new definitions in section 5; minor word changes and minor changes in the provisions in sections 5b, 14, 62, 80, 81, 92d, 124, 136, 140, 141, 141a, 142, 147, 204g, 254, 264a, 375, 399, 412, 426, 429a and 429b; insertion of a new Part One (C) on modifications to facilitate the implementation of the electronic land administration system; insertion of a new section 143a on powers of the State Authority in relation to applications for the partition of land subject to the agriculture category; and minor changes to

This Ministerial Decree establishes the modalities for designating areas of protection of cultural heritage objects, including land-use planning, mapping of boundaries, and requirements for land management within the boundaries of such areas. The purpose of designating protection areas for objects of cultural heritage shall be to conserve the natural landscape and to prevent negative impacts upon the objects of cultural heritage located in their natural environment.

The present Ordinance lays down provisions relating to the enforcement of federal legislation in the field of geographic information and the collection, management and use of spatial data for the area of the canton Aargau. Furthermore, the Law creates conditions for a cantonal spatial data infrastructure. The text consists of 35 articles divided into 6 Parts as follows: General provisions (A); Organization (B); Collection, traceability and management (C); Access and use (D); Financing (E); Final provisions (F). Two Annexes are enclosed.

This Act provides for the establishment of a Land Surveyors Board and defines its internal organization and its powers and functions.The Act provides for the registration of land surveyors and approval of assistant surveyors, for the regulation of qualifications and practice of land surveyors and for the granting of licences to corporations who want to supply survey services in Singapore.

The present Regulation establishes the modalities of re-distribution of highly productive agricultural land related to the reduction of drained and irrigated land, arable land and declassification thereof. Reduction of highly productive agricultural land areas shall be authorized exclusively because of natural disasters, hazardous environmental impact and breakage of drainage and irrigation systems.

The Regulation, which consists of 15 articles, regulates provisions on territorial spatial planning.

The Premier decrees to complement paragraph 3 of the Regulation on compensation of damages caused to land owners, landlords, land tenants and lessees of agricultural damages with the following passage: “Land survey projects must be submitted to state ecological expertise”.

The Regulations (62 sections) are divided into 8 Parts, i.e.: Preliminary (I); General duties of surveyor (II); Measurements and calculations (III); Datum line (IV); Monuments and reference marks (V); Field notes (VI); Water as a boundary (VII); and Miscellaneous (VIII).The Regulations contain detailed provisions and procedures on land surveying, marking, calculation methods, boundaries, etc.

Implements: Surveyors Act 1929. (2001-08-08)
Repealed by: Surveying Regulation 2001. (2003-06-27)

The Act (34 sections, 1 Schedule) is divided into three Parts: Surveyors Board (I), Registration of Surveyors (II) and General (II).The Surveyors Board has powers and functions relating to the registration, training and certification of surveyors (sect. 8). The Act further provides for application for registration, issue of certificates of registration and letters of accreditation, cancellation and suspension, appeals and offences. Section 26 describes the powers of the surveyors regarding entry upon land.