How to make alterations to flat
DownloadLiability for an authorized alteration
The Code of Administrative Offences provides for liability for unauthorized illegal redevelopment.
Thus, according to article 322 of the Code, illegal re-equipment and redevelopment of residential and non-residential premises in existing buildings without an architectural and construction project and a corresponding decision of the structural divisions of local executive bodies performing functions in the field of architecture, urban planning and construction, with the exception of the requirements established by technical regulations, entail a fine of 30 MCI for individuals, for officials, small business entities, or non-profit organizations – in the amount of 90 MCI, for medium–sized businesses – in the amount of 150 MCI, for large businesses - in the amount of 300 MCI.
The same actions that caused or could have caused a complete loss of strength and stability (destruction) of the building entail a fine of 80 MCI for individuals, 180 MCI for officials, small businesses or non–profit organizations, 250 MCI for medium–sized businesses, and large businesses. – in the amount of 500 MCI.
Important! The need to obtain a decision from the local executive authority (akimat), prepare design documentation, and undergo a design examination depends on the nature of the alterations and the requirements of the law. The absence of an akimat decision does not, in itself, constitute a violation in cases where such a decision is not required.
