This Decision approves the inventory list of the immovable State properties administered by the drainage boards that will be transferred to the administration of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Consumer Protection. There are 16 drainage boards with a total of 795 inventory sheets and 11 957 properties.
Decision No. 139 of 2012 supplements the Council of Ministers’ Decision No. 502 of 2011 on the uniform regulations regarding the control of the territory development. The supplements add several requirements in the application for construction permits and amend their applicable deadlines.
Implements: Law No. 10119 on land use planning. (2009-04-23)
This Decision lays down provisions governing the collection and management of appropriation acts carried out during property restitution and compensation procedures. The Decision is composed of the following two Parts: I) Collection of acts; II) Administration of acts. The Committee for Restitution and Compensation of Property is responsible for the enforcement of this Decision.
Implements: Law No. 9235 on restitution and compensation of property. (2004-07-29)
The Decision lays down rules and procedures for changing the land resources categories.
The Guideline provides for areas of the public forestry and pasture fund that may be leased according to the public competition/bidding procedures. The forestry authorities assess the forestry and pasture areas at the beginning of the year and submit the proposed list of leases to the municipality together with a detailed report on their potential use. The leases should comply with the law requirements regarding the allowed activities as well as the long- and short-term management plans.
The Guideline 10 of 2012 lays down rules and procedures of evaluating tender offers for leasing undivided agricultural lands. The bidding procedure is implemented by the Commission for the lease of undivided agricultural lands. The offers are evaluated based on the technology to be used for plant cultivation, the investment on infrastructure such as irrigation and drainage, its impact on local employment and the financial bid.
Implements: Guideline No. 1 dated 18.7.2012 on the procedures of leasing undivided agricultural land. (2012-07-18)
The Guideline No. 2 of 2010 lays down methods for the verification and examination of the legal validity of the agricultural land ownership titles by the local commissions established for such purpose. The verifications are done for requests submitted by the local offices of immovable property registration offices and the land protection and administration units at the regional council. The Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Consumer Protection and the Land Governmental Commission are responsible authorities for the process implementation.
This Guideline lays down the technical criteria used for the classification of pasture and meadows as well as the procedures to be followed for leasing pasture and meadow areas to individuals or private entities. The classification is used for the preparation of management plans, the update of the pasture cadaster, and the lease contracts with private users. The leasing is done in accordance with the management plans and the rules of protecting pasture ecosystems and the sustainable development of pasture resources.
Areas of public forest and pasture maybe leased to public or private entities through public biddings. The designated bodies for examining and approving the awards, rules of procedure, and the type of activities allowed on these areas are provided for in the Instruction.
These provisions supplement Law No. 9235 of 2004 with regard to the land rented to those commercial enterprises in which the State is a shareholder. In these cases, the Department of the Public Property Administration under the Ministry of Finance may sell lands at the market price when it is necessary for the exercise of its functions within the enterprise, in compliance with the criteria established by the Council of Ministers; whilst the rest of the land, if any, may be restituted to former owners.
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