LAND INVENTORY AS AN IMPORTANT COMPONENT IN THE LAND MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (THE CASE OF SARNY DISTRICT OF RIVNE REGION)

Abstract

Abstract. Land inventory serves as a tool for state control, identifying the economic potential of land resources within administrative units, territorial communities, and the state as a whole. Key functions of land inventory include information provision, monitoring, control, planning and organization, state management, and accounting. The conduct of land parcel inventory within a community is based on a decision of the local government and follows stages such as surveys, topographic-geodetic and design-survey works, compilation and formalization of technical documentation in paper and electronic form, and creation of an electronic document. The scope of work depends on the purpose of the land inventory and the intended use of the land plot. This study examined the process of land inventory of a reserve land plot for the prospective placement of a solid waste landfill and the territory of the Kolkyvskyi старостинський округ of the Dubrovytska city council, Sarnenskyi district, Rivnenska oblast. The land resource potential and the efficiency of its use within the territorial community and settlement have been studied. The process of conducting topographic and geodetic works, the types of surveys used for the inventory process, have been considered. The Waste Disposal Site Passport (WDS Passport) has been analyzed, as well as the technical and technological characteristics of the planned landfill, according to which the project site was selected. It has been established that the project land plot, according to its soil-geobotanical characteristics, meets the requirements for landfill placement. The necessity of conducting a land inventory for the purpose of studying land resources to simplify land management and urban planning processes, to effectively carry out land management, by creating an electronic resource with survey materials and the results of topographic and geodetic works, has been substantiated. The conclusion was made regarding the importance of land inventory, taking into account the need to consider the specific characteristics of each individual land plot and thereby ensure the implementation of land management.