All homeowners of actual property property with a dimension better than 900 sq. meters (virtually 10,000 sq. toes) who wish to segregate tons, might discover themselves with an disagreeable shock as of  September thirteenth 2020. It is because the Nationwide Institute of Housing and Urbanism or INVU made an modification to the Regulation of Fractions and Urbanizations, with which to hold out stated segregations of tons, 10% of the land must be donated to the native Municipality. (Sure you learn that appropriately)

For the above to be utilized, three necessities have to be met:

A) That the property to be segregated measures greater than 900 sq. meters

B) The property is situated in an undeveloped quadrant the place the native Municipality doesn’t have a regulator plan

C) The property is split into 8 or extra tons.

To make use of an instance: if the property measures 10,000 sq. meters, is in an undeveloped space and goes to be divided into 9 tons, then 1,000 sq. meters have to be donated to the Municipality.

This is applicable even when the proprietor solely needs to segregate the tons donate them or solely to make use of them as collateral for a mortgage. The intention is that the donated space can be utilized for the advantage of the group with inexperienced house, playground, or assembly corridor for the group. However in actuality, this creates a major problem. It’s identified that the Municipalities shouldn’t have the sources to care for these areas and that squatters and homeless folks take benefit invading these areas. Ultimately they often turn into harmful areas.

After the set date, all of the segregations in entrance of public road should go to the INVU to endorse the plans and for every plan of tons to be divided, they must current to the INVU and pay, whereas at the moment this course of is finished by the Municipality totally free. Even when INVU authorizes the segregation of land, the native Municipality may reject any constructing permits as a result of water discharge situations, property is situated in a contingency zone or no public providers can be found. Additionally, tons segregated for functions of agricultural or forestry greater than 900 sq. meters can now be segregated with out having important providers reminiscent of electrical energy or water.

The School of Topographical Engineers questioned each the regulation and the working capability of INVU. Will they’ve the quantity of employees (professionals in surveying) essential to fulfill this excessive demand for providers? With the potential modification of article 6, paragraph 48, hundreds of paperwork would go to the INVU. This suggests additional weeks of delays. Will inspections be carried out on all paperwork obtained? In accordance with the regulation itself, 15 enterprise days per plan are indicated. And as soon as authorized these plot maps additionally require being introduced to the native Municipality for approval too.

On any property the place segregations are seven tons or much less, solely the native Municipality must approve the brand new plots maps, and it’s not essential to donate any space. When a property is to be segregated into “agricultural parcels” greater than 3 times, it is going to be required a research from an entity named Instituto Nacional de Innovación y Transferencia en Tecnología Agropecuaria or INTA.

In my private opinion, the brand new rules will convey issues as an alternative of any options. We’ll see

In regards to the Creator: Allan Garro was integrated as a lawyer and public notary in 1996. He makes a speciality of Litigation, Company, and Actual Property Legislation. He has additionally acted as an exterior authorized guide to Congress. He has been the writer of greater than 100 revealed English Language articles and might be reached at [email protected]