Analysis of land exposed to the destructive activities of surface flowing waters
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2012
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FIG Commission 3
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According to Polish law (Act of 2001 - Water Law) lands covered by surface flowing water belong to the Treasury. In case of change the boundary line and exceed the water current cadastral boundaries, land occupied by water becomes the property of the owner of water. The owner of the land occupied by flowing water is entitled to get compensation from the new owner. Compensation for loss of land shall be determined on the basis of its market value. It is determined on the basis of the Act - about Real Estate Management (1997). Estimate it in accordance with the Generally National Valuation Standards, eligible property experts. It is the product of the unit value of the land (price per unit of surface area) and a plot of land separated during surveying and legal procedure to determine the shoreline (the demarcation of land occupied by water from adjacent land). Aim of this study is to analyze the land located in the zone of erosion and accumulation of surface water flowing. Activity caused by water changes are significant economic consequences. The necessity of compensate can put a strain on the budget of the water owner, as well as result financial losses in property owners located in the vicinity. Changes in the surface of the land registry are related to changes in fees for property which incur their owners, ie property tax and in the case of agricultural land, as amended grants from the European Union. The study was conducted within the metropolitan of Krakow (Liszki community, district of Krakow, Malopolska province). Way flows largest Polish river - Vistula. * This work has been made within scientific research program no. 15.11.150.137. Agnieszka Bieda and Elbieta Jasiska, Poland Analysis of land exposed to the destructive activities of surface water flowing