6 fines for summer residents for seemingly harmless actions

With the arrival of warm days, many residents of megacities tend to go to their dachas: they hope that only silence, fresh air, and their favorite garden or vegetable garden await them there. But this is not so - summer residents may face administrative punishment for failure to comply with the requirements established by law. What are these fines?

Burning garbage

Everyone knows that burning plant debris often leads to fires that can cover vast areas and end very badly. To avoid tragic consequences, employees of environmental services and fire safety inspectors carry out raids on personal plots. They identify violators and carry out explanatory work with them. But if the “arsonists” do not listen to the comments, then they will be fined. After all, no one has canceled fire safety rules.

Important. If there is no well or reservoir on the site, then it is necessary to have containers with water and buckets; a special pump with hoses for supplying water will not hurt. You also need a fire extinguisher and a sound alarm to alert people.

Toilet

A summer cottage cannot do without a toilet. If in apartments with a centralized sewer system everything is clear and simple, then private houses and summer cottages contain a variety of systems for collecting and processing liquid human waste. It would seem that this building cannot interest any authority. But this is far from true.

Construction requirements:

1. The cesspool must not be placed in contact with fertile soil; it must be isolated from it.
2. If the toilet is outside the house, then it should stand no less than 12 m from each building.
3. The distance to the fence should be about a meter.
4. Water sources must be at least eight meters from the restroom. This applies to both buildings and structures on your site and on neighboring ones.

If you follow the rules and do not locate the toilet near the foundation, gas pipeline, water supply, fences, wells or boreholes, then a fine can be avoided.

Well

Without water at the dacha, you cannot water the garden, cook food, wash or do laundry. But there are few options for obtaining water - a well or a well. The advantages of a well are obvious - the water is of good quality, and there is always plenty of it. True, having drilled a well on the site, you will have to deal with its documentation in local authorities. Otherwise, unlicensed use of a well is punishable by a fine. But to install a well you do not need a license, and you can build it yourself.

Fact. If the well is not used very actively, silting will occur.

Kebabs

Everyone loves meat in a juicy sauce - flavorful, with a tender crust. Shish kebab cooked at your dacha cannot be compared with any other method of preparing meat, it is so original and incomparable in aroma, juiciness, and color. In principle, frying meat at the dacha is not prohibited, but you can start a fire at a distance of at least 50 meters from buildings.

It is difficult to comply with this requirement if the area of ​​the dacha plot is 6 acres.Accordingly, if the owner of the dacha grills barbecue and this is recorded by the inspector, he will have to pay a fine.

Important. Before barbecuing or making a fire, you need to make sure that a fire safety regime has not been introduced in the holiday village.

Earth

People own some land plots without permission from the relevant authorities. And it doesn’t matter whether a plot of several hectares is occupied or the fence is placed a little further than it should be. The Code of Administrative Offenses for squatting of territory provides for liability in the form of a fine, and also establishes a period within which violations must be eliminated. After this period, inspectors conduct an additional inspection. If the violation has not been eliminated, the fine will have to be paid again, and it may be increased.

Cluttering

The dacha area must be kept clean, otherwise you will face a fine. What do inspectors do with violators of cleanliness and order? Supervisory authorities first issue a warning and give 2 months to declutter. Then, if the land owner does not clean up the territory, then after the second inspection, administrative liability arises in the form of a fine.

Also, summer residents are required to mow the grass regularly, since overgrown areas often cause fires and are contrary to the rules for landscaping the area. How tall a weed should be on a site is not determined by regulatory documents, but a fine is imposed on the owner of the site for refusing to mow the grass.

At the dacha, people relax in different ways: some work in the garden, others barbecue.All these actions have a positive effect on the human psyche, because the proximity of the earth has an effect on the brain similar to antidepressants. The main thing is not to break the law, even if there are good reasons for this. And then outdoor recreation will bring true pleasure.