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Displaying 7931 - 7935 of 15550Regional Law No. 161-OZ “On establishment of land areas and simplified procedure for legalization of land rights”.
This Regional Law establishes simplified procedure for legalization of land rights, envisaging excessive of land dimension that can be inserted in the documentation fixing land rights after land survey practices with more accurate calculation of land area: (a) for gardening 0,06 ha; (b) for horticulture and vegetable growing – 0,06 ha; and (c) for subsistence farming – 0,06 ha.
Regional Law No. 372-OZ “On objects of cultural heritage”.
This Regional Law regulates the issues of conservation, protection and management of the objects of cultural heritage. It establishes the sphere of competence of the regional administration and authorized state institution related to management and conservation of the objects of cultural heritage, and law enforcement in the aforesaid sphere.
Regional Law No. 10-GD “On lease”.
This Regional Law regulates relations concerning state support through public fincncing of lease. The aforesaid public financing shall be performed out of regional budget. Regional Administration shall involve regional banks for payments related to servicing of lease contracts.Lessees can repay lease contracts by supply of agricultural commodities.
Regional Law No. 20-OZ “On maximum land area allotted for subsistence farming”.
This Regional Law establishes that total land area for subsistence farming that can be owned or be allotted on other conditions shall be 17 ha for each subsistence farm.
Regional Law No. 98-OZ “On land-use planning activity”.
This Regional Law regulates land-use planning activity. Regional Administration shall have the following competence: (a) decision-making of elaboration of land-use planning documentation; (b) validation of the list of mandatory land-use planning documentation; (c) validation of the composition and contents of land-use planning schemes; and (d) performance of state expertise of land-use planning projects.