tontinluovutusluvista

Tontinluovutusluvista is a Finnish term that refers to permits or authorizations required for the division or transfer of land parcels. In Finland, the division of a piece of land into smaller parcels, or the transfer of ownership of a portion of a larger parcel, is subject to specific regulations. These regulations are designed to ensure orderly land use, prevent fragmentation that could hinder development, and maintain the integrity of property boundaries.

The process typically involves obtaining a tontinluovutuslupa from the relevant municipal authority, usually the planning department or building control. This permit confirms that the proposed division or transfer aligns with the local master plan and other zoning regulations. Factors considered include the size and shape of the new parcels, their suitability for construction or other intended uses, and their access to public infrastructure such as roads and utilities.

Without the necessary tontinluovutuslupa, it is not legally possible to register the new land parcel with the Land Survey office, nor can it be sold or otherwise transferred. The application process usually requires submitting detailed maps and plans illustrating the proposed division and the new boundaries. The municipality will then review these documents and make a decision based on the prevailing land use policies and planning principles.