Article 7. Land plot adjacent to a multi-apartment house

The land plot adjacent to a multi-apartment house is granted by local state authority bodies to the owners of premises of the multi-apartment house based on the right of permanent use. Responsibility for the sanitary condition and landscaping of the said land plot rests with the owners of premises of the multi-apartment house.

The cadastral passport of each multi-apartment house must mandatorily contain information on the land plot adjacent to the multi-apartment house, including the cadastral plan of the land plot.

The land plot adjacent to a multi-apartment house is indivisible and cannot be divided into independent land plots.

The size of the area of the land plot adjacent to a multi-apartment house for newly constructed objects is determined in accordance with the requirements of urban planning standards, based on the conditions of ensuring minimal fire safety and sanitary gaps between buildings, and access to all parts of the property.

Local state authority bodies, within a period not later than thirty days after the appeal of the management organization, manager, or council of the multi-apartment house, under direct management of the multi-apartment house by owners of premises, or the board of the partnership of homeowners (hereinafter — management body of the multi-apartment house), are obliged to establish the boundaries and sizes of the land plot adjacent to the multi-apartment house, and issue the necessary documents establishing the right of permanent use of such a land plot to the management body of the multi-apartment house.