tonttikohtaiset

Tonttikohtaiset is a Finnish term formed from tontti (parcel or plot) and kohtainen (pertaining to). It is used to describe information, rules, or characteristics that apply to an individual land parcel rather than to a larger area. In planning, real estate, and municipal data, tonttikohtaiset data or descriptions denote parcel-specific details.

In practice, tonttikohtaiset data can cover various aspects of a plot. Examples include tontin rakennusoikeudet (the building rights specific to the parcel), setbacks and use restrictions defined in local zoning or master plans, and the configuration of utilities or infrastructure connections that affect that particular tontti. Tiedot may also include ownership, cadastral boundaries, property boundaries, tax-related information, and any easements or servitudes that constrain the use of the parcel. The term is commonly encountered in geographic information systems (GIS), property records, and planning documents.

The exact content and interpretation of tonttikohtaiset data vary by municipality and planning regime. Because planning decisions and infrastructure plans can change, parcel-specific information is periodically updated to reflect new zoning, amendments to the town plan, or new service connections.

Etymology and related terms: tontti means a plot or parcel, and kohtainen means pertaining to or specific to. Related concepts include tontti, kaavoitus (zoning), and rakennusoikeus (building right).