Shelters, terraces and fields for notification instead of permits. Amendment of the construction law ready

Free -standing home shelters up to 35 sq m, covered terraces with an area of ​​up to 50 sq m, as well as sports fields or small public buildings – including These facilities can be built without having to obtain a building permit. Just reporting the investment.

Such solutions are provided for in the draft amendment to the construction law and some other laws, which was adopted by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday.

The project prepared by the Ministry of Development and Technology aims to simplify and accelerate the investment and construction process and reduce administrative formalities and loads. The government hopes that changes will reduce the time of investment implementation – both public and private – and reduce their costs. The new regulations are also to increase the flexibility of procedures and adapt them to the needs of investors, including farmers and recreational property owners.

According to the design, rainwater and melting water tanks with a capacity of up to 30 meters, which will be built by farmers on existing habitat plots as a complement to farm buildings, will not require a building permit or the development of a construction project. Similar simplifications will also include the construction of pools and ponds – objects up to 50 sq m. It will be possible to be implemented without notification.

The bill also assumes facilitation for investors planning to install installations related to distributed energy. Wind micro -installations up to a height of 3 meters and energy magazines with a capacity of up to 20 kWh can be installed without any building formalities. Larger devices, up to a height of 12 meters, will only require an architectural and construction design.

The amendment also proposes the introduction of the so -called Yellow card mechanism, which is to allow milder response to illegal, significant deviations from the project documentation. Instead of immediate administrative proceedings, the investor will receive a warning along with the order to bring construction to compliance with the documentation. At the same time, simplified legalization proceedings have been expanded, which will be possible for objects existing for at least 10 years, even if they do not meet all current formal requirements.

The government also decided to postpone the obligation to use the electronic construction log and the digital book of a building. The new date was set for December 31, 2034, i.e. five years later than before. Until then, investors, owners and managers of facilities will be able to continue to keep documentation in paper form. (PAP)

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