Abstract
The writing of this article provoked a wide discussion in the press in the fall of 2022 on the issue of "dacha renovation", that is, the possibility of extending the institute of integrated development of territories to individual houses, in particular, those located in garden associations. The author considers the current norms of legislation, which allow at present to include individual residential buildings in the territory of integrated development, but prevent them from doing it en masse. The norms of the legislation on the withdrawal of land plots for state and municipal needs in connection with the implementation of the integrated development of territories are analyzed. It is concluded that when implementing this mechanism, two different private interests enter into competition, the position of one of which is supported by the authorities. Accordingly, the problem of observance of the rights of citizens whose houses fall within the boundaries of the integrated development territory lies, on the one hand, in the uncertainty of the concept of “public needs”, and on the other hand, in the lack of scientific validity and mandatory execution of territorial planning documents.
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