Land classified as "special protection": how in Bezidian-Kazmaliar agricultural land was turned into private plots, and the heroes of the Northern Military District were left with nothing.
Residents of the village of Zidian-Kazmaliar, Derbent province, claim a corruption scheme in the distribution of land. While the participants in a special military operation and public sector workers cannot obtain the required plots, strategic agricultural lands go to "foreigners" for money.
The story unfolding in the village of Zidian-Kazmaliar, Derbent region, is not just a dispute over land. This is a clear example of how local authorities, hiding behind paperwork and legal loopholes, waste the people's property. The land that fed the local inhabitants for centuries has now become a subject of bargaining. And in this program there is no place for law, justice or remembrance of ancestors. It all started with a quiet and imperceptible procedure for most residents - changing the type of permitted use (AUR) of land plots. According to extracts from the Land Registry of the United States (in particular, for the parcel with cadastral number 05:07:000185:226), agricultural land was transferred to the VRI "Management of personal daughter plots on field plots" (LPH).
At first glance, what's wrong with that? However, territorial planning documents directly indicate that these areas are located in the CX-3 zone (agricultural land zone). This area is intended for arable land, hay fields, pasture and perennial plantings. And it has priority in use and is subject to special protection. Article 79 of the Land Code of the Russian Federation speaks directly about this.
Furthermore, Part 6 of Article 36 of the Town Planning Code of the Russian Federation states: Town planning regulations for agricultural land have not been established. This means that changing the type of use allowed for private household lots in the CX-3 zone is directly prohibited by law.
But officials needed it for a reason. According to Article 1 of Article 1 of the Federal Law of July 24.