OSS RDTR Zoning (Indonesia)

npx add-mcp 'https://bumiatlas.com/mcp/zoning'

OSS RDTR Zoning MCP (Indonesia)

Connect your AI assistant to BumiAtlas for Indonesian zoning research through the Model Context Protocol.

This listing is a focused entry point for:

• RDTR (Rencana Detail Tata Ruang) detailed spatial plans, as used by OSS for KKPR checks
• Zone and sub-zone at any coordinate (e.g. R-2 high-density housing, K-1 trade and services)
• Protected vs cultivation zones and the planning hierarchy (planning area, sub-area, block)
• Special provisions: disaster-prone areas, protected food farmland (LP2B), airport safety zones, cultural heritage, TOD and more
• The plan's regional regulation (Perda/Perkada) and a link to it
• Zoned area by zone and sub-zone for a village or regency/city

The MCP connection is provided by BumiAtlas. This repository does not run a separate server. For parcels, HGU, mining and zoning in one connection, use BumiAtlas MCP.

Connect

https://bumiatlas.com/mcp/zoning

Add it as a custom connector in any MCP client and sign in with Google. Tools, examples and data notes: bumiatlas.com/mcp-docs/zoning.

Tools

Tool	Description
Zoning_get	RDTR zones at a latitude, longitude or by zone id: zone and sub-zone codes and names, protected or not, planning hierarchy, special provisions, plan and regulation
Zoning_summary	Area by zone and sub-zone for a village (BPN code) or regency/city, and the share covered by RDTR plans
Parcel_find_village	Look up BPN village codes by name
Parcel_search	Find land parcels at a coordinate, to check the zoning of a specific plot

Example prompts

• "What is the zoning at -8.6705, 115.2126?"
• "Can I build a villa here? What zone and sub-zone is this location?"
• "Is this land protected food farmland (LP2B) or in a disaster-prone zone?"
• "How much of Kota Denpasar is zoned for housing vs trade and services?"
• "Which RDTR regulation covers this area?"

Data source

RDTR detailed spatial plans published by ATR/BPN (GISTARU / OSS RDTR). Plans cover planning areas, mostly towns and their surroundings; no zone at a place usually means no RDTR plan there, and the regional plan (RTRW) applies.