Boundary Survey

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A boundary survey is the official determination and documentation of the exact location of a property's boundaries. Existing boundary points are checked, missing points are newly marked, and all results are legally documented in the official land registry.

What needs to be considered during the application process?

Contact the cadastral office, a surveying office, or a publicly appointed surveyor (ÖbVI), who will handle the application and the survey.

- Check individual boundary points
- Display marked boundary points

- Remedy boundary marking deficiencies
- Complete deferred markings
- Secure or relocate endangered boundary markers
- Mark property boundaries (for the first time)
- Re-mark established property boundaries

These are considered official surveys.

What costs are involved?

The costs are determined by the "Fee Schedule for Official Surveying and Official Real Estate Valuation in North Rhine-Westphalia" (Surveying and Valuation Fee Schedule - VermWertKostO NRW)

They are based on:
- The basic effort flat rate
- The land value of the property
- The basic effort flat rates and fees for the boundary record
- The costs for incorporation into the Official Real Estate Cadastre Information System (ALKIS)

Contact

Transfer to the land registry

Mr. Diederich

02261 88-6270
amt62.uebernahme@obk.de

Fritz-Kotz-Straße 17 a
51674 Wiehl
Room OG 2-02