On what legal grounds do local governments (...
On what legal grounds can local governments (LSGs) limit the allocation of a land plot to the size needed only for an existing structure, instead of providing 2 hectares, as required by law?
On what legal grounds can local governments (LSGs) limit the allocation of a land plot to the size needed only for an existing structure, instead of providing 2 hectares, as required by law?
Answer provided 08.05.2025 20:32
Citizens of Ukraine have the right to a free transfer of land plots from state or municipal property for personal farming up to 2 hectares (Article 121 of the Land Code of Ukraine).
Local governments may limit the size of a land plot only in cases provided for by law, for example, if:
the land plot is located within the territory subject to land use restrictions (for example, protected areas, lands of the nature reserve fund);
there are encumbrances on the rights to the land plot established by law or an act of an authorized state authority, official, or by agreement.
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