Peripheral Area Land Conversion Regulations

The maximum distance from the village/town limits that can be considered a peripheral area.

Land designated for any type of development, including residential, commercial, or industrial.

The tax imposed on converting land from agricultural to non-agricultural use in a peripheral area. It's calculated based on a specific section of the relevant law.

The authority that can initiate the process of converting land in a peripheral area to non-agricultural use, either upon request or on their own initiative.

The rules that govern how land can be developed in a specific area, including building restrictions, zoning regulations, and other design guidelines.

The approved plan that outlines the future development of a region, including land use designations. Peripheral area conversion must comply with this plan.

The automatic conversion of land in a peripheral area to non-agricultural use for residential purposes or as specified in the Regional Plan without requiring explicit approval.

The authority responsible for determining the valuation of land when it's converted to non-agricultural use in a peripheral area.

The process of converting land in a peripheral area to non-agricultural use is not optional but happens automatically according to specific regulations.

The official who issues the notice informing the landowner about the payment due for the conversion of land in a peripheral area.