Date ()

2012-08-31

Identifier

www.fife.gov.uk

/

FIFE_COGOLA

Maintenance and update frequency

continual

GEMET - INSPIRE themes, version 1.0

• cadastral

• land use

Use constraints

Appropriate End User licencing conditions cited apply

Access constraints

otherRestrictions

Other constraints

Fife Council has created the Supplied Data using Ordnance Survey data, and publishes it to fulfil its obligations under the INSPIRE Regulations 2009. The use of the Supplied Data is governed by the provisions the Ordnance Survey Public Sector End User Licence - INSPIRE. This End User Licence will take effect, and will be deemed to have been accepted by you upon accessing or using the Supplied Data. Full details of End User Licence: http://www.ordnancesurvey.co.uk/business-and-government/public-sector/mapping-agreements/inspire-licence.html

Use constraints

The dataset provides details of the location and description of Common Good land from the financial records passed to Fife Council from the former Burghs and District Councils. The recorded description is not always comprehensive enough to ascertain spatial extent, hence extent of the land is not always accurately depicted and should be treated as indicative

Use constraints

Extent is indicative, precision being limited due to the vague description in the titles

Distance

30  urn:ogc:def:uom:EPSG::9001

Denominator

5000

Metadata language

eng (en)

Topic category

• Planning cadastre

Begin date

2005

Supplemental Information

Additional information can be accessed from:

http://www.scottishcommons.org/las/fife.htm

Reference system identifier

urn:ogc:def:crs:EPSG::27700

Distribution format

• ESRI SDE Feature Class

  (

  9.3.1

  )

OnLine resource

Fife WMS: For all datasets published

OnLine resource

Fife Common Good WFS

WFS Feature Extract: Fife Common Good Land

OnLine resource

Fife Common Good Land ESRI Shapefile

ESRI Shapefile Dowload: Fife Common Good Land

Scope

dataset

Statement

The common good land set out in this dataset are the result of considerable research and consultation with the communities involved.

The land and buildings which a burgh owned were made up of three main categories: those acquired under a statute (for example, land bought for council housing); land held on trust where a benefactor had provided for a specific trust to be administered by the fund; and Common Good property. What property now forms part of the Common Good Fund may sometimes need research, as it may not be obvious from the titles what property was acquired for.

Metadata

File identifier

7a1bbc72-252c-4cd0-beca-ad3180875524

Metadata language

eng (en)

Resource Type

dataset

Date stamp

2020-07-08

Metadata standard name

UK GEMINI

Metadata standard version

2.2