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New law on summer cottages and suburban areas when it comes into force
A law has been signed that will change the life of gardeners and gardeners. Despite the fact that it will not enter into force too soon – on January 1, 2019, most summer residents or those who are just planning to buy a plot, it is better to know about the changes in advance. Together with our expert lawyer Victoria Tsarikhina-Fesenko, we understand the intricacies of the new law.
August 13 2017
Now there will be no such kind of activity. There will remain horticultural non-profit partnerships and gardening non-profit partnerships. The main thing that people buying a land plot should be aware of is that in horticultural associations it will be possible to build houses and register in them. And in the gardeners only farm buildings for inventory will be allowed. In addition, a garden partnership located in a locality (village, village) can become a homeowners partnership. This requires all houses to be suitable for year-round use. This innovation will appeal to those who do not have any real estate, except for a summer residence.
There will be no uncontrolled collection of money
Summer residents will not have to fork out at the first demand of the board. You will have to pay only membership and targeted fees. In other words, a clear rationale for fundraising will be required. In addition, gardeners and gardeners will have the right to check the financial statements of partnerships and demand copies of accounting documents. A surprise awaits those who have land plots in partnerships, but do not join them, which means they do not pay any fees yet. The new law requires such summer residents to finance the maintenance and repair of common property. But, having made all the necessary contributions, the owner of the site, who is not a member of the partnership, will be able to take part in general meetings and influence decision-making.
Already now, it is not necessary to carry out an examination and approval for drilling wells in the areas. And it doesn’t matter for what purpose it is planned to be made – public or personal. The order will remain in effect until January 1, 2020. Then a simplified matching system will be installed. It should be noted that wells made for personal use did not require licenses, examinations and permits before. Strict regulations apply to sources that supply water to several houses or an entire village.