
Rosreestr has prepared a draft resolution on new rules for the use of land plots
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Rosreestr has prepared a draft resolution regulating the use of land plots overgrown with weeds.
Russians are at risk of losing their dachas due to unharvested hogweed on their property. Experts from the Parliamentary Newspaper warned about the unobvious danger of this weed.
We are talking about cases where hogweed occupied more than half of the territory. A draft resolution with new rules was prepared by Rosreestr; it is undergoing public discussion until October 9, 2026.
It is proposed to confiscate an area overgrown with weeds not immediately, but if the owner does not remove the unwanted plants within a year after the violation is discovered.
The changes may come into force on September 1, 2027, and a year after this date, Rosreestr will begin inspections. Owners of dachas who do not take into account violations face administrative liability in the form of fines, and in the long term, forced seizure of the site if it is not used for its intended purpose.
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Entry into force of the rules on September 1, 2027
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