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Applying for a special division - accelerated division of parcels in areas with a highly accurate cadastre


Procedure

  1. Written order (also via internet, e-mail or fax) by client possible.
  2. Verification by the State Office GeoInformation Bremen, whether the requirements for a separation are met.
  3. Separation (division without local surveying) of the parcel in the real estate cadastre.
  4. Preparation of a record of the new boundary line.
  5. Notification of all parties involved by sending a copy of the minutes.
  6. Sending notifications about changes in the real estate cadastre. Sending the extracts from the Real Estate Cadastre required for the land parcel depreciation. Sending the notice on the costs of the special division.
  7. At a later date (within three years), GeoInformation Bremen marks the new boundary points.
  8. Notification of the boundary date by GeoInformation Bremen.
  9. Execution of the demarcation of the new boundary points.
  10. Preparation of a record of the demarcation.
  11. Notification of all parties not present by sending copies of the minutes of the boundary appointment.
  12. Sending the notice of costs for the demarcation.

Legal bases

More information

The costs for the respective individual case can be requested from GeoInformation.

Note: Costs are charged depending on the size of the newly formed parcels, the standard land value and the number of boundary points to be demarcated. The costs of a special survey plus a later demarcation are slightly higher than those of a decomposition survey with immediate demarcation.

Order form: Please check the box "Dismemberment survey" and note the request for separation under "Other".

Indication of the parcel concerned: Name of street and house number or cadastral designation, i.e. parcel and land parcel.

Indication of the desired course of the new boundaries: Naming of geometrical conditions, e.g. parallel distance, perpendicularity etc. to existing boundaries or buildings. Naming of target areas.

Note: Building law conditions, e.g. distance areas, are not checked by GeoInformation!