04 April 2016, 10:04
The Committee members examined the draft law No.4108 at a meeting on March 30.
During the discussion, they noted that the draft law proposes to reduce to 1% the limit size of share contribution for the construction of industry and agriculture facilities, provided that the facilities of the engineering and transport infrastructure needed for their maintenance are the property of the construction customer and / or these facilities do not create additional burden on the engineering and transport infrastructure of the settlement.
At that, the draft law proposes to preserve the limit size of share contribution for the construction of non-residential buildings and constructions for residential buildings as defined in Section 6, Article 40 of the Law "On regulation of urban development."
The need for adopting the draft law is predetermined by the fact that despite the complicated investment climate and huge financial expenditures for the construction of new and modernization of existing industrial and agricultural facilities, enterprises are also obliged to pay share contributions in infrastructure development of the populated settlement in the case of such construction or modernization. Such an obligation on them is imposed by the Article 40 of the Law "On regulation of urban development," because according to the legislation, construction works, except new construction, include reconstruction, technical re-equipment of existing enterprises and major repairs.
Share participation in infrastructure development of the populated settlement involves transferring by the customer prior to putting the construction facility into operation to the corresponding local budget, funds for the creation and development of the mentioned infrastructure. Determination of the size of share participation is in powers of local self-government bodies, but it cannot exceed the size set by the legislation, namely for non-residential buildings and constructions - 10% of the total estimated cost of the facility construction.
As a result of the discussion people's deputies came to a conclusion that the adoption of the draft law will stimulate the improvement of the investment climate in the country, contribute to the development of the industry, agriculture and other spheres of economy, and development of new markets.