This Regional Law establishes that plots of municipal land and plots of land with undelimited ownership shall be allotted to multiple children family in ownership free of charge and without sale for individual housing construction, suburban housing construction, subsidiary smallholding, farming, gardening, horticulture and stockbreeding. The aforesaid plots of land shall be allotted to families or single parents with three or more children of minority age. Minimum land area of plots of land shall be 0, 10 ha and maximum land area shall be 0, 25 ha.

This Regional Law establishes the modalities of allotment of public or municipal land plots free of charge to citizens with three or more children, residing on the regional territory, and establishes minimum and maximum land areas. It shall be applicable to land plots under housing constructions. Families with three or more children under age shall be granted the right of allotment of the aforesaid plots of land free of charge once-only on condition of ownership. Minimum land area shall be 0, 04 ha and maximum land area shall be 0, 2 ha.

This Regional Law grants the right of access to information related to possible expropriation, including bailout, of plots of land for public and municipal needs, for landowners, land tenants, landlords and lease-holders. The aforesaid information shall be published by mass media in accordance with the modalities established by local government.

This Regional Law establishes minimum and maximum land areas of plots of land that can be allotted to citizens in ownership out of stock of public or municipal land for farming, gardening, horticulture, stockbreeding and suburban housing construction, including allotment of the aforesaid plots of land free of charge in cases envisaged by Land Code. Maximum land area that can be allotted for farming shall not exceed 10 percent of total available agricultural land area within the boundaries of a municipal unit at the moment of allotment.

This Regional Act sets forth rules and principles governing the conservation of soil, which is deemed to be a non renewable resource, essential for the protection of landscapes and ecosystem preservation. The regional authority, as well as local entities, are responsible for coordinating development policies and the preservation of surfaces of agricultural lands. To this end the Act provides for the identification of agricultural lands falling within the regional territory (art. 2) and provides for the lease of land to young farmers.

The purpose of this Act is to discover legal transactions concluded in the past and intended to elude resctrictive legal provisons concerning the aquisition of property and use of agricultural land, to prevent legal effects related to such transactions and to put an end to the illigal status.

This Regional Law establishes maximum land area limits for plots of agricultural land allotted on condition of ownership to citizens out of stock of public or municipal land as follows: (a) for peasant farming – 30 ha; (b) for horticulture, gardening, stockbreeding, suburban housing construction out of stock of low yield agricultural land – 1.500 square metres; and (c) for subsidiary smallholding – 5.000 square metres.

Article 7-1 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Citizen interested in obtaining in ownership plot of land shall submit written application to the local government containing a copy of identity card or other identifying document and birth certificate (adoption certificate) of children or copies of identity cards thereof”.

Amends: Regional Law No 316-Z “On regulation of land relations”. (2012-12-06)

Article 2 shall be amended to add the following wording: “Maximum land area of the plots of agricultural land allotted free of charge to citizens out of the stock of public and municipal land in ownership shall be set forth as follows: (a) for horticulture, gardening, stockbreeding, suburban housing construction – 0.15 ha; and (b) for subsidiary smallholding – 0, 5.ha; and (c) for individual housing construction in rural areas – 0, 15 ha”.

This Regional Law establishes that plots of public land can be allotted to natural and legal persons in ownership or in lease, in case of availability of free land areas, for use for specific purposes in accordance with purposeful classification of land. Transfer of land ownership right or transfer in lease of public land plots shall be legalized in the form of decision issued by the Regional Government. Public or municipal agricultural land can be allotted on lease to citizens on condition of short-term lease (up to three years) without the right of buyout for grazing and haymaking.

This Regional Law regulates the issues of allotment once-only free of charge of agricultural land plots out of stock of public and municipal land in ownership to some categories of citizens, including multiple children (three and more) families, for peasant farming, subsidiary smallholding, horticulture, gardening and suburban individual housing construction. Order on allotment of land shall be issued and legalized by local government.

This Regional Law establishes cases of allotment of land plots free of charge in ownership to citizens with three and more children out of stock of public or municipal land. Land plots can be allotted to the aforesaid category of citizens for the following purposes: (a) individual housing construction; (b) suburban housing construction; (c) gardening and horticulture; (d) stockbreeding; and (e) farming.