This is the magic word “dacha” ... For a Soviet person from the 70s – 80s, the longed-for 6 hundredths and “Lada” were simply necessary to maintain the status and self-esteem. Then there was a special caste under
the name "summer residents". In most cases, land for the summer cottage was received from the organization where the person worked. The larger and richer the production, the more prestigious the place was for the holiday villages. No one then thought about the fact that these sites need to be made property.
Time has passed, realities have changed, many holiday villages began to turn into settlements with permanent residence, very often even into elite villages. But the land and real estate remained unformed. Arose
many disputes, seizures and other not entirely legal actions. So the government decided in 2006 to meet the citizens, so the law appeared, which became known as the "summer amnesty". Its dates were set until 2015. It will be already
finally. So it’s worth the haste. In order to register a plot and a house, you need to submit a document to the justice on the provision of the plot (no matter who issued it) and provide a
cadastral plan.
What is a "summer amnesty", the timing of its implementation? This is the law under No. 93 of June 30, 2006, allowing you to register a summer cottage in the ownership of a simplified scheme. The duration of the "summer amnesty" was first determined from September 1, 2006 to January 1, 2010, but the people did not meet these deadlines, now it has been extended to 2015. Since 2008, they were allowed to legally register in summer cottages. This can be done when the living conditions comply with the standards, that is, the house has the status of a capital building (foundation and all necessary communications).
Who needs a "summer cottage amnesty", are these terms real or not? This law can be used by people who received land in Soviet times or in the early 90s, that is, who have owned land for a long time. This law also includes rural
residents who received housing in the villages and must also legalize it. Those who received land for rent or acquired it after 2001 cannot count on the effect of this law.
The state pursued two goals. The first is to help their citizens legitimize land. The second is to clean up land tenure, which means getting more taxes from landowners. Since taxes on unaccounted property cannot be claimed. The terms of the summer amnesty were set quite real. But, as always, they did not take into account the realities of our lives. Even a simplified paperwork for people takes from six months to one and a half years, and it's scary to talk about the cost of this process. There is another feature of ours - we wait until the end, then grapple, start running and complaining about the government and the authorities.
What will happen when the “summer amnesty” ends, does it expire? In principle, at first glance, nothing will happen. But to sell or donate this plot and buildings on it will be impossible. And there is no guarantee that someone will not draw up the land for you, and you will not be left with nothing. They can consult in each case in the cadastral registration authorities. We must turn to them, and not wait for the weather from the sea.