Soil quality

'Soil quality' often refers to the quality or fertility of the soil within a particular land pool or area. The term 'suitability' in relation to the soil stock means the value or quality of the soil in terms of its ability to support crop growth and agricultural production. There are 5 classes of soil conservation in the Czech Republic, and it is practically impossible to build in classes 1 and 2.

Other terms from the category

Re-approval

Re-approval is a process that a property undergoes if a significant change in its construction, use, or equipment has been made after the in...

Building permit

A building permit is an official document issued by the local building authority or another relevant state institution that gives permission...

Zoning permit

A zoning permit is a legal act issued by the local building authority based on the zoning procedure within the framework of the building law...

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