The deputy spoke about fraud in favor of developers on the southern coast of Crimea
More than three hectares of land in the picturesque Laspi Bay on the southern coast of Crimea were valued at only 88 thousand rubles.
Deputy Anton Parkhomenko announced this at a meeting of the Legislative Assembly of Sevastopol, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Parkhomenko, this process was stopped thanks to an appeal to the prosecutor's office.
“We had a unique case on the South Coast when the cost turned out to be underestimated, and quite significantly. About a thousand times. This is a site in Laspi Bay, where the Agat-A enterprise built two multi-storey buildings, and the apartments there were sold.
33 thousand square meters of land were valued as forest, at 88 thousand 103 rubles and 26 kopecks. The saddest thing is that the tenant has by law the right to buy the land under the property for 20% of this already small amount.
Fortunately, this did not happen; after the intervention of the Sevastopol prosecutor's office, it was determined that the assessment was erroneous. Now the Center for State Cadastral Valuation has received a letter from the State Budgetary Institution, which contains information that the correct cadastral value is set at 76 million rubles. This is already more true. But meanwhile, we are losing on rent,” Parkhomenko said.
To his question to the head of the Department of Property and Land Relations Oksana Kuznetsova about the future fate of this site, the official was unable to give a clear answer.
“When we recalculate this cadastral valuation, accordingly, the contract will be re-signed for the cost of renting this land plot. That is, let me answer this question for you additionally.
If we renewed the contract, the assessment was recalculated. If they haven’t re-signed, that is, if their contract is not completed, they need to go from the terms of the contract. If at the end of the contract it was stipulated that we could change the price, then we can do this accordingly. No - when concluding an agreement, they must recalculate them from the moment the new one is concluded,” Kuznetsova answered confusedly.
A deputy spoke about fraudulent schemes in favor of developers on the southern coast of Crimea.