Contribution on the Adduction Pipes Cadastre for Potable Water

The adduction pipes are a complex of constructions and installations with the role of transporting the water from the catchment to storage tanks, pumping stations, treatment stations etc. The location of adduction pipes involves a number of problems regarding maintenance, repairs, rehabilitation and modernisation. Adduction pipes have large lengths (tens and hundreds of km) and are located on a land with different property types. The property change on the adduction pipes site in the last 100 years requires a detailed analysis of the cadastre of these objectives. The paper aims to highlight problems such as: defining the owner of the site; delimitation of the sanitary protection area and cadastral classification; the transition way of the site from private property to the property of the water-sewage operator; obtaining real estate and urban water data necessary to monitor the operational process; obtaining real estate data for drawing up the technical rehabilitation projects.