Background
The Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC) uses public display of land assessment documents as an administrative step to notify local stakeholders and enable review of cadastral findings. Public display of land assessment documents provides a defined inspection period for affected parties to review records and raise objections or clarifications with local land authorities.
From 14 to 28 October 2026, MLMUPC posted assessment documents for Roka Chour, Tuek Vil and Prey Chor villages in Khleng commune, Sandan district, Kampong Thom province; the posting location was the vicinity of Wat Roka Chour and the display period covered 15 days inclusive of weekends and holidays. The public posting was announced by the ministry and signalled an open inspection window for local residents and claimants to examine the assessment materials.
Key Developments
The official announcement specified the three named villages and set the public viewing dates as 14–28 October 2026. The notice emphasized a 15-day display period and identified the pagoda area near Wat Roka Chour as the physical posting site for community access.
Institutional Role
MLMUPC coordinates cadastral assessments and local public notifications as part of Cambodia’s land administration processes. Posting assessment documents in village-level locations is a common operational method used by land authorities to deliver information directly to affected communities and to document the availability of records for inspection.
Compliance Implications
Local occupants, claimants and stakeholders are able to use the posted inspection window to review assessment contents and bring discrepancies or evidence to commune-level land offices. Administrative follow-up typically depends on submissions or queries filed during or after the public posting period.
Official Source
Source: Ministry of Land Management, Urban Planning and Construction (MLMUPC) Facebook announcement, 13 October 2026. Original post: MLMUPC Facebook.
