"Constructed - Registration Forbidden": Buildings Prohibited from Use Until Registration in Rosreestr
Brace yourselves, folks of Krasnoyarsk Krai, 'cause tomorrow, March 1st, a new law called FZ-487 is set to take effect. This law states that you can only start using a newly-built building after it's been registered.
FZ-487 was passed late last year. This law requires you to provide documents to the registration authority once construction or reconstruction of a building or structure is complete. The heads at the regional office of Rosreestr in Krasnoyarsk Krai told us all about it.
Initially, this law primarily concerns businesses. In their books, the completion of construction or reconstruction includes getting permission to operate the building or structure.
Even after receiving such permission, registration at Rosreestr is a must.
But here's the best part: for individual residential homes or backyard cottages, that permission isn't required.
Rosreestr explains that for private residential homes or backyard cottages, instead of the permission to operate, you'll need "notifications of compliance with legislative requirements regarding land development."
Now, here's a twist: due to the implementation of the simplified process for the registration of such structures under the dacha amnesty, even those notifications aren't necessary.
So, for your own private home (or dacha), wrapping up construction will be confirmed simply by having the property added to the cadastral register.
"The 'build-and-register' principle means that you can only operate buildings or structures after they've been registered - that is, after their details have been entered into the National Land Registry," Tatiana Goldobina, head of the Krasnoyarsk Krai branch of Rosreestr, told us.
She went on to explain the benefits of these updates: in one fell swoop, they'll protect the property rights of new or renovated real estate owners while providing local authorities with accurate, verified information about all buildings constructed on their territory.
So, keep your eyes peeled and your paperwork ready, folks! The new law's about to change the game in Krasnoyarsk Krai.
In light of the new law FZ-487, businesses in Krasnoyarsk Krai may need to invest in providing necessary documents to the registration authority for their newly-built or reconstructed buildings or structures, as this law is primarily focused on the industry of business and finance. Meanwhile, for private residential homes or backyard cottages, the reality of real-estate industries will change, as the construction process will be confirmed by having the property added to the cadastral register, eliminating the need for notifications of compliance with legislative requirements.
