The consolidation of farmland by sale-purchase transactions will be facilitated. Parliament gave a final reading to the amendments to the law on the normative price of land and the land sale-purchase method, IPN reports.
Currently, the legislation provides that the territorial-administrative units can sell only land that belongs to the private sector of the village or town, at a normative price, by competition or tender contest. But it does not specify how the technological roads inside camps should be sold.
When a person becomes the owner of all the lots of a field or of a portion of this field, this person must also purchase the roads inside the camp for consolidation purposes. According to the authors of the bill, it is evident that the given roads cannot be auctioned as nobody except the initiator of the consolidation process is interested in buying the land occupied by such roads.
The sale-purchase will be performed at the request of the owner of the land that is to be consolidated if this is one person, on condition that the technological processes to cultivate the adjoining lots and the access ways to other utilities are not affected. Following the consolidation of farmland, a new land organization project will be worked out, depending on the goal proposed by the owner of the consolidated land.
