The cadastral map retest results for 4 districts in Zhongshi were announced on the 30th, with a total of 10,164 land parcels

The results of Taichung City's 2026 cadastral map retest will be announced on October 30, covering 4 districts including West District, North District, Dongshi District and New Community, with a total of 10,164 land parcels and a total area of approximately 472 hectares. The Land Bureau stated that the announcement period will end on November 29. Due to the holiday, it will be postponed to November 30, and the city government will simultaneously send a notice of the retest results; Land owners should pay attention to the notice and check within the deadline. If they have any doubts about the retest results, they can apply for objection and retest within the announcement period.

Director of Land Affairs Zeng Guojun said that the total area of ​​land retested this time is about 472 hectares. Zhongshan, Zhongzheng and Dongshi Land Offices entrusted two private companies to handle the retesting of cadastral maps. During the announcement period, land owners can go to their respective land offices or survey area workstations to read relevant map information, or they can inquire online through the "Retesting Convenience Service System".

In addition, the announcement of some land has been postponed due to boundary disputes. Subsequently, the municipal real estate dispute mediation committee will convene relevant parties for mediation according to regulations. After the mediation is confirmed, a retest announcement will be issued.

The Land Bureau pointed out that if the land owner has doubts about the results of the retest announcement, he can apply for "objection re-examination" by paying a fee within the announcement period in accordance with Article 46-3 of the "Land Law"; the public can apply to the local government office where the land is located, or apply online through the "Digital Counter of the Ministry of the Interior". Application forms are also available at each reading center for the public to fill out.

The Land Bureau pointed out that if the land owner did not apply for objection re-examination during the announcement period, or the re-examination result was correct, or the re-examination found an error and was corrected, the competent authority will register the change of marking based on the re-examination results, and notify the land owner in writing of the registration result to apply for a replacement certificate. At that time, land owners in the area are required to go to the land administration office under the jurisdiction of the land to apply for the renewal of title certificates in accordance with the notice.