Today, the government approved the legal framework required for this procedure.
The properties to be acquired are privately owned, and their acquisition will be carried out through a procedure of expropriation in the public interest. Owners will receive compensation in accordance with the terms laid down by law.
The National Roads Authority, as the expropriating authority, will be responsible for notifying the owners, conducting the expropriation procedure, paying compensation and registering the state’s ownership of the expropriated assets.
Compensation will be paid from the Roads Fund within the limits set annually by the State Budget Act and in accordance with the provisions of the legislation on expropriation in the public interest.
The approval of the draft ensures that the necessary land plots are secured for work on national roads and enables the continuation of road infrastructure development projects, which will help to improve the transport situation and connections between settlements and regions.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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