Expected strategic result 2.5.1.1. The implementation of the Unified State Electronic System in Construction has been finalized

systematization and public access to the entirety of the urban development documentation currently in effect, its integration it into Urban planning cadaster on the state level has been ensured, particularly by:
1) filling Urban planning cadaster on the state’s level with data and documents related to city building (except for confidential or restricted data, considered as such according to the law) (10 percent);
2) granting viewer access to urban development documentation in any administrative-territorial unit or territorial community with the level of detail down to a separate land plot (except for confidential or restricted data, considered as such according to the law) (10 percent);
3) enabling officials of the authorized city building and architecture bodies must ensure uploading of urban planning documentation to Urban planning cadaster on the state’s level (5 percent);
4) provision of electronic information interaction between Urban planning cadaster on the state’s level and the national geoportal of the National infrastructure of geospatial data on receipt of basic and topical sets (types) of geospatial data and metadata (data on geospatial data and/or services), used for development of urban planning documentation (5 percent)

The service for validation and public discussion (particularly electronic public discussions) of drafts of urban development documentation on the portal of the Urban planning cadaster on the state’s level

Integration and electronic data exchange among the Unified State Electronic System in Construction, the State Register of Real Rights to Immovable Property, and the State Land Cadaster has been ensured, in particular by:
a) reflecting immovable properties in the State Land Cadaster and integrating information about immovable properties and construction projects in progress (issued construction manifests, registered urban development conditions and restrictions, current documents that authorize construction work), accessing the information of the Unified State Electronic System in Construction about construction projects in progress within the State Land Cadaster (15 percent);
b) enabling state registrars of real rights to immovable property to receive information from the Unified State Electronic System in Construction about the results of technical inventory of immovable properties (10 percent).

integration and electronic data exchange between the Urban planning cadaster on the state’s level and the electronic register of cultural heritage sites based on geospatial data of properties and the registration number of the cultural heritage site are provided