Tontinmuodostussuunnitelman

Tontinmuodostussuunnitelman is a Finnish term referring to a plan for the formation or subdivision of a parcel of land (tontti). It describes how a new lot is to be created, altered or combined, showing boundaries, dimensions, area calculations and any proposed easements or building rights. The plan is used in cadastral and municipal processes to ensure that changes to property parcels comply with land use regulations and local zoning.

Typical contents of a tontinmuodostussuunnitelma include a scale map with coordinates and boundary lines, measurements of area, locations of existing and proposed access points and utility connections, notes on servitudes (easements) and restrictions, and references to adjacent properties. It may also include a justification statement and supporting documents such as a topographic survey.

Preparation and approval are governed by Finnish land use legislation and cadastral procedures administered by municipal authorities and the National Land Survey of Finland (Maanmittauslaitos). A licensed surveyor commonly prepares the technical map and measurements. The process usually involves consultation with the municipality, notification of neighbours, handling of objections, and formal registration in the land register once approved.

A tontinmuodostussuunnitelma is used for creating building plots, reorganizing property boundaries, merging parcels or clarifying legal rights. Requirements and timelines vary depending on local zoning plans, the complexity of the site and whether easements or public interests are affected.