What gardeners need to know in 2025 to avoid losing plots

Owners of forgotten plots will be given three years to develop them, after which they will periodically check, explained Konstantin Tolkachev, chairman of the regional branch of the Union of Horticulturalists of Russia. “We have introduced certain changes, both in the Land Code and in the Law on Gardeners, primarily concerning the development of ownerless plots. The problem is quite urgent, now the legislators have given three years to develop the site and then checks will begin about how much this land is used for its intended purpose and, accordingly, decisions will be made either to seize this land plot and or to put it into operation. From March 1, transactions with land participants will also change. Now land without surveying can not be sold or given. Regional Rosreestr will not register transactions with land, the boundaries of which are not entered in the Unified State Register of Real Estate. Complex cadastral work today in most cases is carried out free of charge, explains the Deputy head of the regional Department of Rosreestr Marina Voronina. “Comprehensive cadastral work today is a very important activity, especially free of charge. Of course, there are cases when interested people themselves decide to carry out such work on their territory at their own expense. It will be an extrabudgetary story, and so on for public money.” The law will not have retroactive force, so the changes will only apply to transactions registered after the law enters into force. This year, gardeners of the Chelyabinsk region will again be able to receive money from the regional budget to reimburse part of the costs of creating and restoring engineering infrastructure on the territory of the SNT, including the costs of materials and works. Regional authorities plan to allocate more than 20 million rubles.

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