Abstract
The article examines the legislation regulating the implementation of public servitude for the purpose of operation, reconstruction, and construction of linear facilities of the gas supply system. The author identifies gaps in the rules of law and issues that arise in the application of these rules at all stages of the public servitude validity. The paper analyzes the major conditions and principles governing the approval of public servitudes in relation to privately owned land plots and the mechanism of formation of payment for the use of public servitudes. The author emphasizes the necessity of detailing certain concepts and improving existing rules, given that the rules introduced in 2018 pertaining to the approval of public servitudes for specific purposes, including for the operation, reconstruction and construction of engineering facilities for the gas supply system, require supplementation and partial amendment. This is due to the fact that they do not fully align with the State’s objectives of gasifying the country in the shortest possible time.
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