Fencing in RLP: Is a small fence allowed on private property?

Can you tell me what I have to look for, or which paragraph regulates that? I actually have the document open, but apparently I’m not seeing it. Or does that mean I’m allowed to place the post right next to the border, as long as it’s on my property?

There’s nothing about the boundary posts there either, only about the plants. I would put it right next to it. Here, the boundary is also no longer clearly visible, I hope they mark the spot when it’s finally settled.

As a matter of fact, I believe that if the person responsible for/damaging the boundary stone cannot be found, a new boundary stone installation would have to be paid for by the adjoining property owners (and I believe property owners are actually obliged to maintain them?). Otherwise, if one is completely innocent and simply cannot find the boundary stone because it might be overgrown, one should also be able to request the coordinates from the land registry.

For RLP, there is also an online map; if you search for Geoportal RLP and go to the land registry there, you can even display the boundary points... but no idea how to extract the coordinates from there again (theoretically there is a button "Show coordinates" but for me it simply does nothing :D awful to use) but theoretically the land registry should be able to provide you with the coordinates for these points.

For RLP there is also an online map, if you search for Geoportal RLP and then go to the cadastre, you can even display the boundary points there... but no idea how to get the coordinates out of it again (theoretically there is a button "show coordinates" but for me it simply does nothing :D horrible to use) but theoretically the cadastre should be able to give you the coordinates for these points.

Uh, good idea, that actually helped me. The coordinate button does work, you just have to look really closely. Below the map, in tiny print. :D But I was then able to enter them into Google Maps and actually find my border. So something like that. The cadastre doesn’t show me proper "boundary points." But of course, I can see where the two black lines cross. Or do you get proper boundary points displayed?

Or do you get proper boundary points displayed?

I was still able to click on boundary points on the left under the map layers

With the following settings, you can also overlay it on the satellite image, in case that helps you further:

Superb, thanks =) I still have to check it out in person tomorrow to see if there is some kind of boundary marker or something where I suspect =)