Land grabbing of community that occurred during the Colonial Government still has an impact to this day. The unclear status of community land is caused by the land polemic itself, whether the confiscation is accompanied by compensation or not. One of these incidents occurred in Parangtrits Village, Kretek District, Bantul Regency, which is known as land cover. The issue of land cover has yet to find a solution. Since the establishment of the Yogyakarta Special Region Agrarian Reform Task Force (GTRA DIY), land cover has been proposed as the land object for agrarian reform (TORA). The mechanism offered is land consolidation. With the existence of land consolidation, it is hoped that it will not only be able to solve the problem of land cover itself by legalizing assets, but it will be followed up by providing access and structuring existing access / assets..
The results showed that the designation of land cover as TORA was due to the incomplete land cover problem, disharmony of local laws (the Privileges Law of the Special Region of Yogyakarta with the Basic Agrarian Law, and the absence of state land in DIY. land consolidation on covered land must pay attention to the suitability of land use against the applicable regional regulations regarding spatial planning.

Keywords : Soil consolidation, land cover, GTRA