arendusotstarbel

Arendusotstarbel is an Estonian term used in urban planning and real estate to indicate that a parcel of land is designated for development use. It describes the intended purpose for the property, typically meaning that the land may be developed for construction or related infrastructure in accordance with planning regulations, rather than for agricultural, recreational, or other uses.

The word is formed from arendus (development) and otstarbel (for the use of; designated for). In planning and land registry documents, arendusotstarbel appears as a land-use designation in zoning plans and details of ownership, signaling that the site is intended for future development under the rules of the applicable plan.

In practice, a parcel marked arendusotstarbel is subject to the specific requirements of the relevant planning document, including permitted buildings, density, layout, and infrastructure connections. Any change of designation or use typically requires municipal or planning authority approval and may involve updating the zoning plan or an amendment process. Development activities must comply with building permits, environmental assessments, and other regulatory procedures.

The term is commonly encountered in official planning texts, property transactions, and construction documentation. It conveys that the property is currently set aside for development and not for immediate use under other designations. For legal specifics, refer to the applicable planning act, the local master plan, and records maintained by the planning authority or land registry.