Combined Sketch for a Property

What a combined sketch is

A combined sketch is a technical document that shows on a single drawing:

• The cadastral map of the property (with economic boundaries and identifiers);
• The active development plan (PUP) — street regulation, plot regulation, allocation, density coefficients;
• The actual situation on site (fences, buildings, structures), when needed verified through a geodetic survey.

The purpose is to display in one place the differences between cadastre, regulation, and physical reality — and to make informed decisions about transactions, design, or legalization.

When you need a combined sketch

• Notarial transactions in zones where cadastre and regulation do not fully match;
• Preparing a new PUP or amending an active one;
• Building legalization when part of the building falls in street regulation;
• Inheritance division of a property or co-owned property;
• Boundary dispute with neighbors;
• Preparing design permit or working drawings;
• Preliminary checks before purchasing land in old regulation zones.

What our service includes

The preparation goes through three steps:

1. Source documents — extracting current sketch from AGCC, regulation plan from the municipality;
2. Field survey (when needed) — measuring fences, buildings, infrastructure;
3. Office assembly — overlaying the three layers in specialized software (AutoCAD Civil), calculating differences, preparing a drawing at agreed scale (1:200 / 1:500 / 1:1000) with legend.

You receive the document in PDF + DWG format, signed and stamped by an engineer-surveyor.