In April, this year, Surveying, Hydrographic surveying, and Cadastral Act was passed in the parliament. Before then, surveying, hydrographic surveying and cadastral were subject to three different laws. Now, integrated operation of surveying control p...
In April, this year, Surveying, Hydrographic surveying, and Cadastral Act was passed in the parliament. Before then, surveying, hydrographic surveying and cadastral were subject to three different laws. Now, integrated operation of surveying control points and related qualification certificates and expansion and opening of cadastral surveying market are expected. Also, cadastral surveying fees are highly expected to be charged under the same regulations of newly integrated Act. Until now, general surveying and charging rate, expenditure, technical fees and tender method were determined according to different regulations.
Thus this study identifies the problems that newly integrated cadastral surveying fee may have in the future and compares it with general surveying system, and based on those findings provides realistic and reasonable methods for improving the cadastral surveying fee system.
For providing more valid improvements, the study conducted a survey and analyzed the opinions of experts. The survey questionnaires were distributed to 130 people including public officers, the Korean Cadastral Survey Corporation, small-scale cadastral surveying companies, and common surveying companies. For the analysis, frequency analysis and crossing analysis were used. The survey showed that respondents recognized that integrated Act will give a great influence on the surveying fees. And many of them said fee system should be integrated because fees and unit cost should be same under the same Act.
Based on the survey result, the study provides recommendations on the adjustment of standard quantity per unit in cadastral surveying, adjustment of public fees, labor cost, and fee system unification. And finally, the study suggests more works are needed to review the fundamental factors in computing cadastral surveying fess and general surveying fees, and to examine on related laws. Further, the study proposes that experiments for computing surveying fees should be done to ensure validity of system change and more stable operation.