Types of use of the soil
Types of use of the soil are z. B. specified in the land maps of the property cadastre . Due to the legislative sovereignty of the federal states in official surveying, the types of land use, also known as "actual use", differ slightly depending on the federal state. The working group of the surveying administrations of the federal states of the Federal Republic of Germany (AdV) has drawn up a catalog of types of use based on the AAA model .
The typical codes of the types of use in Saxony are given below:
Usage Codes
| designation | abbreviation | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Buildings and open spaces | GF | Areas with buildings and structures as well as undeveloped areas that are permanently or subordinate to buildings and structures. This includes areas such as front gardens, driveways, parking spaces, non-public children's playgrounds and other areas. |
| GF living | GFW | Areas that are primarily used for residential purposes |
| GF trade and services | GFHD | |
| GF to utilities | GFVS | |
| GF to disposal facilities | GFES | |
| GF trade and industry | GFGI | |
| GF Agriculture and Forestry | GFLF | Areas that are mainly used for agriculture and forestry |
| GF public purposes | GFÖ | |
| Construction site | BPL | |
| Operating area | BF | Undeveloped areas that are predominantly used commercially, industrially or for supply and disposal, including areas for buildings of low value (e.g. sheds) and for structures that are typical of industrial areas. |
| BF mining land sand | BFS | |
| BF mining land gravel | BFKI | |
| BF mining land loam, clay, marl | BFLT | |
| BF mining land rock | BFG | |
| BF mining land coal, peat | BFK | |
| BF stockpile | BFHA | |
| BF storage place | BFLP | |
| BF supply system | BFVS | |
| BF disposal system | BFES | |
| Mining land, not yet broken down | FROM | |
| Recreation area | ERH | Areas for sport, recreation, leisure activities or for showing animals or plants, including the associated building areas and structures (e.g. sports hall, pool, stadium, camping site, zoo building). |
| Sports area | SPO | |
| Allotment garden | KLG | |
| Weekend site | WHERE | |
| Other green area | GRE | |
| campsite | CP | |
| Recreational area, not yet broken down | SE | |
| traffic area | VK | Areas that are used for road, rail or air traffic, including the areas for buildings and structures that are used for traffic (e.g. factory, reception building, waiting hall). |
| Street | S. | Areas used by road traffic or as a pedestrian zone. |
| path | PATH | |
| space | PL | |
| Railway area | BGL | |
| Airfield | FPL | |
| Shipping traffic area | VKS | Areas on land that are predominantly used for shipping |
| Traffic area, not yet broken down | VS | |
| Agricultural area | LW | Undeveloped areas that are used for meadow and pasture farming , arable farming , gardening, fruit growing or viticulture, including building areas of low value and the structures typical of agricultural areas. This also includes areas that are temporarily not used (fallow land). |
| Grassland | GR | Areas of grassland that are mowed or grazed, including areas for orchards |
| Farmland | A. | Areas used for the cultivation of grain, legumes, root crops, fodder crops, commercial and horticultural crops |
| Garden land | G | Land used for horticulture |
| moor | MO | Uncultivated areas with a top layer of at least 20 cm thick made up of pitted or mossed plant residues, unless mining land. A low-quality tree population (wood) does not change the character of the bog |
| pagan | HEI | Uncultivated, sandy areas mostly overgrown with heather or gorse. A low-quality tree population (wood) does not change the character of the heather |
| Vineyard | Flat share | |
| Fruit growing area | FRUIT | Areas which are predominantly used for intensive fruit growing and which are covered with fruit trees and bushes |
| Wasteland | LWBR | Land that is used for agriculture but has obviously not been used for a long time |
| Forest area | FOREST | Undeveloped areas that are planted with forest plantings (forest trees, forest bushes) and are mainly used for forestry, including the building areas with low value (e.g. refuge ) and the structures typical of forest areas. Incl. Forest pelts, plant gardens and game areas |
| Deciduous forest | LH | Areas that are mostly planted with deciduous trees |
| Coniferous forest | NH | Areas that are predominantly overgrown with conifers. |
| Mixed forest | LNH | Areas that are mixed with deciduous and coniferous trees and where the character of a pure stand does not predominate |
| Wood | GH | Areas overgrown with bushes or isolated trees |
| Forest area, not yet broken down | H | |
| Water surface | Areas that are permanently or temporarily covered with water, regardless of whether the water runs off or stands in natural or artificial beds, including building areas and structures (e.g. port facility, landing stage). Incl. Embankments and bank reinforcements | |
| Flowing waters | WAF | Areas that are generally considered to be flowing water, e.g. B. river, canal, ditch, canal, brook; possibly divided into WAK and / or WABG |
| channel | WAK | Areas which, according to the general opinion, can be described as artificial flowing water |
| port | WAH | Areas that are generally regarded as ports. |
| Brook, ditch | WABG | Areas that, according to the general opinion, can be described as natural small watercourses |
| Stagnant water | WHAT (T) | Areas that are generally regarded as standing water, e.g. B. lake, pond, pond, reservoir, reservoir |
| swamp | WASU | Areas which, according to the general opinion, can be described as swamp. |
| Water surface, not yet broken down | WA | |
| Areas of other use | ||
| Military training ground | MÜ | |
| Different practice area | ÜG | |
| Protection area | SF | Areas that mainly serve to protect systems or parts of the landscape (e.g. dyke , flood protection system, rain retention basin , noise protection dam ). |
| Historic facility | HIST | Areas on which historical facilities are located, unless the nature of the facility means that the allocation to a type of use of the building and open space group is more appropriate |
| graveyard | FHF | Areas that are or have been used for burial, unless the nature of the facilities means that the allocation to the green area is more appropriate |
| Unland | U | Undeveloped areas, not used properly (e.g. rocks, stone bars, larger embankments, dunes, abandoned mining land, scree areas) |
| Usage not yet assigned | COSF |
The directories can be found in the relevant administrative regulations, for example in the administrative regulation of the Saxon State Ministry of the Interior for keeping the real estate cadastre (real estate cadastral regulation - VwVLika) .