Telekalakítás

Telekalakítás is a Hungarian term that translates to land readjustment or land consolidation. It is a process used in urban planning and rural development to reorganize fragmented land parcels into more efficient and functional units. This typically involves surveying existing land ownership, assessing current land use, and then reallocating parcels to owners based on agreed-upon criteria. The primary goal is to create larger, more regularly shaped plots that are suitable for development, infrastructure, or improved agricultural practices.

The process can be initiated by landowners, local authorities, or a combination of both. It often requires legal agreements and formal registration of the new land boundaries. Telekalakítás can facilitate the construction of new roads, utilities, public spaces, and housing projects by resolving issues of access, ownership, and plot size. In agricultural contexts, it can improve farm efficiency by reducing the number of scattered fields a farmer owns, thereby minimizing travel time and optimizing cultivation. The specifics of telekalakítás, including its legal framework and implementation procedures, are governed by national and local Hungarian laws. It is a tool that aims to promote orderly development and efficient land management.