Soil quality map rural area underground

In May 2000, the province of South Holland started the 'Soil in Picture 2005' project. The Bodem in Beeld project (BIB) is a result of the national objective of the National Environmental Policy Plan (NMP3): 'to map the soil quality throughout the country in 2005'. This objective can be divided into two parts: - determining the soil remediation work stock (track 1); - gaining insight into the diffuse soil quality (track 2). Within Track 2, the province of South Holland has mapped out the general (diffuse) soil quality by drawing up a province-wide soil quality map at a uniform basic level (Handreiking basic level soil quality maps, dated 1 October 2003). As part of the Bodem in Beeld Project, agreements have been concluded with participating municipalities, in which it has been agreed that the soil quality map for the urban area will be drawn up by the municipality and the soil quality map for the rural area by the province. The soil quality map of the rural area consists of two series of maps, one for the topsoil and one for the subsoil. These maps show the location of the zones and the chemical quality of the unsuspected areas in those zones. Status: The soil quality map presented for the rural area of ​​South Holland has not been established by a competent authority and therefore has no formal status within the framework of the Ministerial Exemption Regulation for Earthmoving. It is up to the competent authority, usually the municipalities, to give further policy details to the soil quality map and to draw up a municipal soil flow policy. The dataset presented here consists of three layers: 1 - the boundary between the rural and the urban area as used within BIS 2 - the BKK for the topsoil 3 - the BKK for the subsoil A combined BKK for rural and urban areas is still in the works make.