Topo-cadastral works are necessary in the planning and execution of almost any form of construction. In this paper suck works are going to be used in order to establish a zoo technical farm in the West of Romania, Turnu village, Arad County. By far not many zoo technical farms exist in the area. These works are going to be done using maps and topographic plans, as well as GPS and AUTOCAD designs. The article encompasses a multifaceted topographic survey for the identification and registration of a zoo-technical farm type immobile comprising the farm head office, stables, silos and concrete slabs for registration in the land book. The farm where the topographic works are executed is a farm specializing in the breeding and fattening of cows for the production of milk. The building will also be equipped with renewable energy installations/solar panels (new funds requested) and the verdant walkway is easily accessible by workers and visitors. This project is funded through accessing European funds via AFIR. Succeeding topographic-cadastral works are used in many fields but they have many difficulties caused during the process of production and the issues regarding reform of maps which were being used. The total amount available for investments under Measures 4.1 is 760 million euros, according to AFIR [https://www.afir.info/] for the October 2021 – January 2022 session.

topo-cadastral measurements, zootechnical farm, land, European Funds

geodesy engineering

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