In Sochi from the developer recovered more than 310 million rubles for unauthorized construction

The Central district court of Sochi decided to recover from the developer more than 310 million rubles in favor of the municipality for damage caused by unauthorized construction of an apartment building. We are talking about a six-storey building built on a plot intended for individual housing construction.

According to the court, the defendant built a house with a total area of 2,756.8 square meters, although the permitted use of the land provided for the construction of individual housing not exceeding three floors. Subsequently, the building was divided into separate apartments and sold to citizens. Now the house is completely inhabited, 106 people live in it.

According to experts, the emergence of additional residential development has created a burden on the social infrastructure of the city. Additional places in kindergartens and schools, sports facilities and medical facilities are needed to provide residents. The cost of creating the corresponding infrastructure was estimated at 169.2 million rubles.

In addition, the examination revealed environmental damage: due to unauthorized waste disposal, the fertile soil layer throughout the site was completely destroyed. The amount of damage caused to the environment amounted to 170.1 million rubles.

The court concluded that the illegal actions of the developer affected the rights of an indefinite number of citizens to health care, education and affordable medical care. According to the court’s decision, the defendant was charged 140.6 million rubles for damages from the municipality and another 170.1 million rubles for environmental damage.

In addition to the local budget revenue, it was decided to collect a state fee in the amount of 794 thousand rubles. The total amount of penalties is more than 311.4 million rubles. The court decision has not yet entered into force.

Earlier it was reported that rescuers of Sochi found near the railway station Golovinka and handed over to doctors the victim when falling from the wall of a man.