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Urban P » 5,000 130,663 1,300 169,861,900
2,000 « P « 5,000 70,037 900 63,033,300
P « 2,000 319,004 700 223,302,800
Rural MLA = 0.3 he 135 158,428,440
MLA = 0.7 he 100 273,826,800
Pastures 5,192,586 25 129,814,650
Forests 3,164,995 16 50,639,920
TOTAL 1,068,907,810
Table 1. Cost estimate for the various land types
To the above estimated cost for the works mentioned in
2.1 .IIl., the fee for the presence of one member, from the
company/firm responsible for the survey, during the
ownership statements’ submission and the disputes’ first
and second publishment should be added. This cost is
estimated to be approximately $41 million.
For these expenses there is a taxation charge by the
government which accounts for 18%. The total cost for the
compilation of the photogrammetric and the cadastral
works is:
$ 1.069 billion + $ 41 million + 18% = $ 1.3 billion.
According to previous international experience, the cost of
preparation of the cadastral maps and registers accounts
approximately to 40% of the overall cost of the
establishment of a cadastral system. The other 60% of the
total cost includes installation, instrumentation, educational
training, personnel, project management, quality control
etc. So, the total cost for the compilation of the N.C. is
estimated to be $ 3.25 billion.
2.2. Operational and Maintainance Cost for the
National Cadastre
The structure of the decentralised system that will support
the N.C. has not yet been decided by HEMCO.
Nevertheless, according to the proposal made by the
Technical Chamber of Greece and the Union of Surveyors
an approximate estimation of the operational and
maintainance cost can be made. The system in general
may be comprised of a central administrative unit, 13
regional units, and if necessary of 170 local administrative
units, 54 of them with full operational structure and 116 of
them with limitted structure.
The central administrative unit is estimated to need : 155
personnel (60 administrative, 15 legislative, and 80
technicians), a central unit, 20 workstations & 40 PC's,
software support, peripheral units (20 printers, 10 plotters,
10 fax), furniture, other. The annual estimated expenses
for this unit is estimated to be $ 4 million (included the
annual recovery for the purchase of instrumentation).
The 13 regional administrative units, one for each
geographical region of Greece, are estimated to need
each :
- 8 personnel (4-administrative/oprators, 4-technicians)
- 2 workstations, software, 3 PC's, 5 printers, 2 plotters, 5
fax, furniture, other.
The annual cost for all the 13 units is estimated to be
$2.65 million.
The local administrative units will need:
- 8 personnel (4-administrative/operators, 3 technicians, 1
legislative)
- 4 PC's, software, 3 printers, 1 fax, furniture, etc
125
which is estimated to be annually for the 54 local units
$11,4 million and for the 116 local units of limitted
construction $ 9 million.
To the above estimate some non expected expenses
should be added for 1096. So, the total operational cost
accounts for $ 30 million.
3. EXPECTED INCOME FROM THE NATIONAL
CADASTRE
Since the procedure for the establishment of the N.C. has
already partially commenced, the whole work will also be
completed partially. In each region, where the procedure is
completed, the operation of the N.C. begins. During this
operational and maintainance period the N.C. will start
making some profit. This profit will come from two different
sources: firstly the recovery charge and secondly the
transaction duties, and the indirect income acquired by
selling digital geometric data to the private and public
sectors.
3.1 Recovery Charge
Once the N.C. is established, it will be able to give the final
titles to the owners. On receipt of the Title from the N.C.,
the owner must pay a "recovery charge" proportional to
the landparcel value (land unit value, area of the
landparcel, buildings, etc.). This charge is defined to be
between min 10,000 drch ($40) and max 300,000 drch
($1,225).
To calculate the income from the recovery charge, the
number of titles has to be estimated first. Based on the
statistical information derived from the N.S.S. of Greece,
the total number of buildings (in 1990) was 3,821,175, of
which 2,850,517 were registered as dwellings. In the
following Table 2. the number of separate dwellings and
consequently the number of the titles for this use in the
above mentioned 2,850,517 buildings (block of flats) are
shown.
Number of Number of Number of titles
buildings Dwellings
per building
2,168,354 1 2,168,354
379,404 2 758,808
164,845 3.5 576,957
80,444 7 563,108
23,087 18 415,566
3,900 33 128,700
30,483 1:5 45 725
Total 4,657,218
Table 2. Number of titles for buildings
The remaining 970,658 buildings are registered under
other uses (such as office, store, mine, restaurant, shop,
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