Land relations

The territory of the city as of November 1, 2020 according to the land balance is 2780.7 thousand hectares, including the area of:
- agricultural land - 1020.4 thousand hectares, which is 36 % of the territory area, of which arable land - 11.8 thousand hectares, deposits - 5.3 thousand hectares, hayfields-6.1 thousand hectares, pastures-991.2 thousand.ga;
- lands of settlements – 249.2 thousand.ga;
- land of industry, transport, communications, etc. - 32.6 thousand.ga;
- lands of specially protected natural territories-104, 6 thousand hectares;
- land of the water fund – 4,8 thousand. ga;
- reserve lands - 1,367. 4 thousand hectares, of which the landfill lands – 981.0 thousand hectares.
For the 2nd quarter of 2021, 670 letters of appeal were received on land issues, 246 from legal entities and 424 from individuals.
The akimat of the city adopted 1205 resolutions on land issues.
817 contracts were concluded with individuals and legal entities, including:
- land lease agreements – 432;
- contracts of purchase and sale to private property-292;
- contracts for the purchase and sale of lease rights-93.
For the 2nd quarter of 2021, 1865 of the following state services were rendered in the field of land relations:

Over the past period, the revenue to the local budget amounted to:
KBK 105315-income from the lease of land plots – 87.6 million tenge.
KBK 303101-proceeds from the sale to private property-127.8 million tenge.
KBK 303202-the income from the sale of the lease right is-182.5 million tenge.
In total, 398.0 million tenge was received by the budget for three KBCS.
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Over the past period, 143 land plots were registered as ownerless property, with a total area of 9.2886 hectares, including:
- 142 plots for gardening, on an area of 9.2336 hectares;
- other 1 plot, on an area of 0.055 hectares.
Work continues on the inventory of land plots provided for gardening. According to the court's decision, 15 orphan land plots with a total area of 0.9438 hectares were transferred to state ownership, then, at the request of citizens, these plots are provided for further use.
The Department of land relations has a list of waiting lists for obtaining land plots for residential housing. As of 01.04.2021, 23,827 citizens are on the waiting list. The reason for the non-provision of land plots is the lack of provision of engineering communications for allotment sites for individual housing construction.
One of the priority tasks is the development of unused land. In improving the use of agricultural land, it is of paramount importance to increase the culture of agriculture. In most of this territory of irrigated lands, it is necessary to carry out a comprehensive reconstruction of the irrigation network, improve the reclamation condition and increase their water supply. Light chestnut, dark chestnut and saline soils predominate mainly in Semey. The average bonus score is 12 units.
The development of unused land will make it possible to expand and create a solid base for the production of agricultural products, to ensure the food security of the region. This will increase the production volumes and yield of promising agricultural crops, reduce the import dependence of vegetable products and create a solid feed base, and will also increase the efficiency of agriculture and the rational use of pasture lands.
Work was carried out to identify unused agricultural land plots and return them to state ownership. On the basis of the cancellation of the MIO resolutions and court decisions, the unused lands of 20 peasant farms, legal entities and individuals with a total area of 10.0 thousand hectares were returned to state ownership.In the future, these lands will be involved in agricultural turnover on a competitive basis.
For 2 quarters of 2021, 2 competitions were held:
- at the 1st competition, 15 agricultural land plots were put up, with a total area of 17.8 thousand hectares. According to the results of the voting, 10 land plots were provided to agricultural formations, with a total area of 11.0 thousand.
16 agricultural land plots with a total area of 17.3 thousand hectares were put up for the 2nd tender. According to the results of the voting, 12 land plots were provided to agricultural formations, with a total area of 13.5 thousand hectares;