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How will my compensation be assessed?When completing Form B, you'll be asked to choose between a one-stage and two-stage...
25/09/2026

How will my compensation be assessed?
When completing Form B, you'll be asked to choose between a one-stage and two-stage assessment.
With a one-stage assessment, compensation is assessed on the assumption that the road will be built as proposed. Once the compensation is agreed or awarded, it is a full and final settlement of the claim.
With a two-stage assessment, an initial assessment is made based on the proposed road. Once the road has been completed, the claim is reviewed based on the road as actually built and a final assessment is made.
Your choice is irrevocable, so it is important to understand both options before making your selection. If no option is selected, you are deemed to have chosen the two-stage assessment.
If you're unsure which option is appropriate for your circumstances, consider seeking professional advice before submitting Form B.
For more information, visit CaymanLandInfo and search Road Compensation.

Meet the Team | Road Compensation Series Meet Nyabwa, whose role in the road compensation process involves assessing cla...
18/09/2026

Meet the Team | Road Compensation Series

Meet Nyabwa, whose role in the road compensation process involves assessing claims and helping to ensure landowners receive fair compensation when their property is affected by road works.

For Nyabwa, the work goes far beyond valuing the land taken. Each claim can involve detailed research and analysis, including considering how a road project may affect the value or use of the remaining property.

What does he enjoy most? Bringing together property, negotiation and problem-solving to help move complex matters forward and achieve practical outcomes for everyone involved.

His key reminder for landowners: make sure the address recorded in the Land Register is correct and up to date, as important notices, claim forms and compensation guidance are sent by registered mail.

Through this campaign, Nyabwa hopes landowners gain a clearer understanding of the road compensation process and feel more confident about what to do if their property is affected.

Form B can be submitted any time after Form A has been submitted, but it must be submitted no later than one year after ...
15/09/2026

Form B can be submitted any time after Form A has been submitted, but it must be submitted no later than one year after the road is declared a public road under Section 5.

Ensure to keep copies of your Form A, Form B, Notices, Boundary Plans and supporting documents together throughout the process.

If you’re unsure about your claim or the deadline, consider seeking professional advice.

Meet the Team: Jayne As part of our Road Compensation series, meet Jayne, one of the team members helping landowners nav...
11/09/2026

Meet the Team: Jayne

As part of our Road Compensation series, meet Jayne, one of the team members helping landowners navigate the compensation process.

One thing she wants landowners to know is that the valuation date is the date the Section 3 Notice is published—not the date the land is actually entered.

Her top advice? Read the Guide to Compensation, keep detailed records and photographs of your land, and when completing Form A or Form B, answer each question fully and return the forms within the specified timeframe.

For Jayne, the most rewarding part of the job is seeing a case through from start to finish and achieving a satisfactory outcome for everyone involved.

Our Grand Cayman Office Public Counter will close at midday on Friday, September 11, 2026, to facilitate a staff functio...
10/09/2026

Our Grand Cayman Office Public Counter will close at midday on Friday, September 11, 2026, to facilitate a staff function.

Normal business hours will resume on Monday, September 14, 2026.

We apologise for any inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding and support.

We’re Back Our Cayman Brac has officially reopened at our permanent location following our recent move. Location: 255 Bi...
31/08/2026

We’re Back

Our Cayman Brac has officially reopened at our permanent location following our recent move.

Location: 255 Bight Road, Stake Bay – Cayman Brac

We’re pleased to welcome customers back and appreciate your patience and understanding while we completed the move.

We look forward to serving you from our permanent office once again.

What is a section 5 Notice? 📍A section 5 notice is a later step in the road compensation process.Section 5 gives the NRA...
26/08/2026

What is a section 5 Notice? 📍

A section 5 notice is a later step in the road compensation process.

Section 5 gives the NRA the power to define a scheme as a public road. The Prescribed Composite Map (PCM) shows the final survey and the actual area acquired from the property. This stage is important because it may affect the final compensation assessment, particularly where there is a difference between the proposed road and the road as actually built. It is also important because the deadline for submitting Form B is linked to the road being scheduled as a public road.

For official guidance, visit caymanlandinfo and search road compensation.

Temporary Closure: Please be advised that our Cayman Brac Office will be closed from Wednesday 26 August through Friday,...
24/08/2026

Temporary Closure:

Please be advised that our Cayman Brac Office will be closed from Wednesday 26 August through Friday, 28 August 2026 to facilitate our move from the temporary location at #256 Creek Road, Cayman Brac back to our permanent location: 255 Bight Road, Cayman Brac.

The Office will re-open on Monday, 31 August at Bight Road.

During the closure customers may continue to access our online services at www.caymanlandinfo.ky – for copies of registers and documents at www.lands.gov.ky

For urgent queries, please contact us in Grand Cayman at 244-3420 or by email at [email protected]

We appreciate your patience and understanding during the move and look forward to welcoming you back.

We recently welcomed ESRI to our Department for a productive visit focused on the future of GIS and how technology can c...
24/08/2026

We recently welcomed ESRI to our Department for a productive visit focused on the future of GIS and how technology can continue to support the work we do.

The sessions brought our teams together to exchange ideas, explore emerging technology, and discuss opportunities to strengthen our GIS capabilities, from modernizing key processes and improving access to geographical information, to data governance, automation and planning for the future.

Visit like these are a great example of value of public-private partnerships. By combining our local knowledge and operational experience with ESRI’s technical expertise, we can continue to build solutions that are innovative, practical and focused on delivering better services to the public.

A special thank you to Anna Rodriguez and Traci C. Tracey from the ESRI team for sharing their expertise, collaborating with our staff and continuing to support our GIS journey. We were also pleased to share a few Cayman tokens of appreciation before saying goodbye.

Strong Partnership. Shared Knowledge. Smarter Solutions.

Temporary Closure: Please be advised that our Cayman Brac Office will be closed from Wednesday 26 August through Friday,...
19/08/2026

Temporary Closure:

Please be advised that our Cayman Brac Office will be closed from Wednesday 26 August through Friday, 28 August 2026 to facilitate our move from the temporary location at #256 Creek Road, Cayman Brac back to our permanent location: 255 Bight Road, Stake Bay, Cayman Brac.

The Office will re-open on Monday, 31 August at the Bight.

During the closure customers may continue to access our online services at www.caymanlandinfo.ky – for copies of registers and documents at www.lands.gov.ky

For urgent queries, please contact us in Grand Cayman at 244-3420 or by email at [email protected]

We appreciate your patience and understanding during the move and look forward to welcoming you back.

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133 Elgin Avenue
George Town
KY1-9000

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Tuesday 09:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 16:00
Thursday 09:00 - 16:00
Friday 09:00 - 16:00

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