Analysis of Economic and Environmental Effects of Land Consolidation on the Example of the Village Hucisko

Leń, Przemysław; Król, Żanna

doi:10.12911/22998993/65090

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“…The range of these changes usually coincides with the course of parcel boundaries. This may be confirmed by the implementation of land reparcelling and exchange proceedings, resulting in the transformation of the spatial structure of the land covered by this procedure [8][9][10]. A similar situation, although significantly smaller in its scope and scale, may occur for the real estate subdivision, and even in the case of delimitation proceedings aimed at determination of boundaries [11], which is often necessary before the construction investment commences.…”

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The study of dependency between land-use coverage and parcel boundaries

Benduch

2019

E3S Web Conf.

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Land-use constitutes a part of the earth’s surface which is used in a specific, unitary manner. In Poland, data concerning land-uses are registered in the Real Estate Cadastre. This data plays an important role, inter alia, in the context of land properties taxation as well as performing statistical analyses in the field of spatial structure and land development form on various levels of administrative division of a country. Data on land-uses also form basis for activities aimed to agricultural and forest land protection. In this article, the study concerning identification of dependency between parcel boundaries and land-use coverage has been conducted. Occurrence of such a dependency is determined by the characteristics of Polish legal regulations and the fact of carrying out the Real Estate Cadastre in the form of informational system. On this basis it could be concluded that parcel boundary is one of determinants influencing the coverage shape of specific land use form. Using GIS tools, the assessment of size of this impact has been performed at the level of individual land properties as well as the whole cadastral districts. The spatial structure of land-uses in selected cadastral districts in southern Poland has been also compared. The results of analysis were presented both in graphical and analytical form.

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The study of dependency between land-use coverage and parcel boundaries

Benduch

2019

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“…The created synthetic measure is at the same time a relative measure of urgency of land consolidation and exchange works for the specific precinct in comparison to a certain model object [9]. The sequence of calculations in the used method can be presented by means of the following algorithm.…”

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“…It refers mostly to rural areas. In addition, in southern, eastern and central Poland it is characterized by considerable distribution of land that is the property of the same owner [8][9][10] and by the irregular shape of the plots. In central Poland the plots are narrow and excessively elongated; similar problems occur for land in the villages of central Poland [11].…”

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Prioritization of land consolidation and exchange works in villages of Eastern Poland using example of Frampol commune

Stręk

2018

Engineering for Rural Development

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Abstract. Land consolidation and land exchange are two important measures that can be used to improve the spatial structure of farm holdings. Unfortunately, land cannot be consolidated and exchanged in all villages of a given area simultaneously, due to economic, technical, and social considerations. Instead, an analysis has to be carried out, which allows one to rank the villages with regard to how urgently they need consolidation and exchange of land. When analyzing and assessing which areas require land management measures most urgently, and especially when performing comparative spatial analyses, it is recommendable to use the methods of multidimensional statistics to determine a synthetic measure. Synthetic measures convert the features of an object analysed into one aggregate variable, allowing one to determine, which objects require consolidation and exchange of land more urgently than others. The aim of this study was to determine the need for consolidation and exchange of land in sixteen villages of the commune of Frampol, located in Biłgoraj District, Lubelskie Voivodship. The research area covered 1,0293.55 ha of farmland divided into 27,417 land parcels (cadastral plots). The Helwig's method was used to determine the ranking list. The calculations were done using a group of factors identified on the basis of data obtained from a real estate cadastre database for each of the locations studied. The results, expressed in the form of a synthetic measure for each village, allowed us to develop a prioritization scheme for consolidation interventions in the area discussed.

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“…When carrying out such an investment, it is necessary to carry out thorough analyzes of the current state in a given area. The merger proceedings require the selection of appropriate assumptions and strategies by carrying out initial preparatory works, and then precisely defining the areas on which the merger control proceedings will be conducted by the competent authority [13]. They should include areas where the negative impact of investments was found.…”

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“…The continuous development of computer software allows for the processing of geodetic and cartographic data in a digital form in such a way as to accurately determine individual solutions that can be implemented. Interesting considerations are contained in the works [7,8,13].…”

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The impact of linear investments on the spatial structure of agricultural regions

Preweda

2019

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Linear investments cause irreversible changes in the existing shape and way of using the land located alongside it. In the case of the construction of the highway, these lands are mostly located in rural areas and prior to construction, they were used mostly in agriculture. Losses resulting from such investments affect the natural environment and landscape. Along the impact zone wind conditions change, also exhaust emissions and noise increase. Investors try to avoid the design of wide protection zones of greenery, due to the cost of buying a larger area of land and they usually use it only when it is necessary. Severe ecological losses result from land degradation, disturbances in the drainage system and changes in water relations. Such investments also have a negative impact on the profitability of agricultural holdings, in particular organic farms. The market value of land adjacent to the motorway is also decreasing. Often, on both sides of the motorway there remain land with a small area, access to the ground is difficult or even impossible. In order to reduce the negative impact of linear investments on the spatial structure of agricultural areas, infrastructure integration is carried out. The implementation of consolidations related to the construction of motorways in Poland is not a common and frequent phenomenon, which lacks concrete plans and schemes of actions. The paper presents the objectives of consolidation in the area of the village of Szczepanow in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship.

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Analysis of Economic and Environmental Effects of Land Consolidation on the Example of the Village Hucisko

Cited by 20 publications

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The study of dependency between land-use coverage and parcel boundaries

The study of dependency between land-use coverage and parcel boundaries

Prioritization of land consolidation and exchange works in villages of Eastern Poland using example of Frampol commune

The impact of linear investments on the spatial structure of agricultural regions

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