The session is devoted to topical issues of implementing infrastructure obligations of developers in the context of changing federal and regional regulations.
Today, the construction business faces new challenges: developers must not only build residential areas, but also form a full—fledged infrastructure - social facilities, transport, engineering networks. The comfort of the urban environment and the attractiveness of new areas directly depend on how well infrastructure obligations are fulfilled.
However, the current mechanisms often raise questions.: How are costs allocated, which contractual models are chosen, and where is the line of responsibility between government and business?
Federal legislation is gradually forming new tools, regions are looking for and implementing their own solutions, but the market is faced with regulatory gaps, heterogeneous judicial practice and additional burdens for developers. In these circumstances, it is especially important to discuss which models of infrastructure commitments will work in practice, how to make them transparent and predictable, and what measures will help developers implement projects sustainably.
Suggested issues for discussion:
- The latest requirements of federal legislation, trends and judicial practice.
- The best practices of the regions on infrastructure encumbrances — how infrastructure contracts are implemented.
- Prospects for the introduction of an infrastructure contract or infrastructure fee in Yekaterinburg, opportunities, limitations and specifics.
- Regulatory gaps: how the heterogeneity of practice complicates the implementation of projects, what additional obligations developers have and how they are implemented in practice.
- Expected changes and proposals for the development of legislation to increase transparency, predictability and efficiency of infrastructure obligations.
- What is the most effective model for encouraging developers to create infrastructure?
- What additional guarantees do developers need for sustainable operation?