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Change of purpose of land plots

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Change of purpose of land plots

Change of purpose of land plots in Lviv, Oblast and Western region

The purpose of the land (land plot) is the boundaries, the method of land use for the purpose that was determined by the land management documentation on the basis of current legislation.

Changing the designated use of a land plot is a complex legal procedure that requires thorough preparation of documents and strict compliance with land and urban planning legislation. This need often arises when the owner intends to use the land for a different purpose, such as constructing a residential building, commercial property, or conducting business activities.

But sometimes it is necessary to change the purpose of the land. Procedure according to Art. 20 of the Land Code (Land Code of Ukraine) should be carried out on land management projects. OLSON Law Firm has extensive experience in resolving issues of any complexity in the field of land law. Our qualified specialists will be happy to provide comprehensive advice, legal support and comprehensive assistance in changing the purpose of the land.

In other words, the purpose of the land can be understood as a category of land. The Land Code of Ukraine distinguishes 10 categories of land, among which are agricultural, forestry, industrial, historical and cultural, public, residential and others.

The use of land in violation of its intended purpose is responsible. Violators face fines or even deprivation of the right to use the land. That is why, if it is necessary to change the purpose of the land, it is best to act within the law and in a team with specialists.

The law clearly defines the procedure for changing the main purpose of privately owned land. First of all, you need to make sure that you can carry out the operation to change the purpose of the land. If there are no restrictions, then you need to make an application to change the purpose of the land and notarize it. The next step should be to apply to a certified land surveyor with an application for the development of a land management project for the allocation of land with a change of purpose.

Upon completion of all stages, when the owner receives approval and information about the new purpose of the land object entered in the State Land Cadastre (State Land Cadastre), only then can we assume that the change has occurred. From now on, the owner of the land has the right to start using the land according to his intentions.

As for the change of purpose of communal or state-owned land, the procedure of change is more complicated and time-consuming.

To do this, you need to get an order for change, adopted by the relevant executive body or local government. After that, the finished project must be approved by the Department of Land Resources and the Department of Architecture and Urban Development, and then submitted to the relevant executive body or local government for approval.

The next steps to change the destination are identical to the previous procedure.

When is it necessary to change the land use designation?

The land use designation is determined by government authorities and specifies how the land can be used — for agriculture, construction, industry, etc. Changing the designation is required in cases of:

  • construction of facilities not allowed under the current designation;

  • changing the type of activity (e.g., from agricultural to commercial use);

  • aligning documents with the actual use of the land plot.

Key steps in the procedure

The process of changing the land use designation includes several important stages:

  1. Document review – analyzing land ownership documents and checking data in the State Land Cadastre.

  2. Preparation of applications and petitions – compiling the necessary documents for submission to local government or executive authorities.

  3. Development and approval of a land management project – a mandatory step for changing the land designation.

  4. Approval of documentation – coordination with architecture, land, and environmental authorities.

  5. Updating the State Land Cadastre and Property Rights Register – the final stage, after which the new designation is officially confirmed.

Why consult a lawyer?

Attempting to handle the process independently often leads to errors in documentation, delays, and even refusals to approve the change. Engaging a lawyer helps to:

  • properly prepare documents in line with legal requirements;

  • avoid unnecessary costs and repeated submissions;

  • control deadlines and approval stages;

  • effectively interact with government authorities;

  • protect the owner’s rights in case of disputes.

Services of Olson Law Firm in Lviv

The lawyers at Olson Law Firm have extensive experience in land law and provide full support at every stage of changing the land use designation. We offer:

  • analysis of your situation and consultations on the possibilities of changing the designation;

  • preparation of a complete set of documents;

  • full support through all stages until the final result is achieved.

By turning to professionals, you save time, minimize risks, and achieve guaranteed results.

The specialists of the law firm "OLSON" will help to pass the operation of changing the purpose of land plots, will undertake the obligation to prepare, submit the necessary documents, prepare applications, petitions, etc. By cooperating with us, you minimize the possibility of failure and can guarantee a positive result. In the event of a land dispute over a change in the purpose of the land, our lawyers have sufficient practical experience in dispelling such issues.

By contacting us, you will not lose precious time, get rid of bureaucratic red tape and will be able to use the land in the shortest possible time in accordance with your future plans.

Frequently Asked Questions

• In which cities do we provide the service?

Lutsk, Ivano-Frankivsk, Rivne, Ternopil, Khmelnytskyi, Chernivtsi, Uzhhorod, Mukachevo, Drohobych, Sambir, Stryi, Zolochiv, Mykolaiv, Truskavets, Yavoriv, Kovel, Kalush and others.