Short answer
Which source establishes a particular item?
NAPR supports registration records, municipal GIS supplies spatial and zoning information, and TAS covers architecture cases. OSM is supporting context; a source’s role must be tied to the specific record.
Documents and maps provide different evidence
An official cadastral plan supplies boundary-drawing evidence. A general basemap or user polygon cannot replace it. A registry entry does not by itself establish a project’s applicable conditions.
The reference edition
Atlas’s Resolution 14-39 reference is based on the initial 2016 text. A current consolidated edition has not been verified here. Check official text and amendments before applying a norm.
Dates and availability
The links below identify sources and their roles, not their current operational status. Check retrieval time, document version and completeness separately inside the passport.
Sources and their roles
- NAPR
Registration, extracts, ownership and burdens.
- MSDA / GIS
Parcel geometry, functional zoning and municipal layers.
- TAS
Architecture applications, decisions and project materials.
- № 14-39
Atlas includes an initial 2016 reference for zoning parameters, not a verified current consolidated text. Check the applicable edition and amendments.
- OSM
Location and urban context, not official ownership, zoning or utility-connection evidence.
This guide is not a parcel assessment, a current registry extract or a building permit.