Those Russian citizens who do not own housing, but need to improve their living conditions in terms of social indicators, can count on this, taking into account the existing standards. These standards are established by federal legislation, but they are also adjusted by the laws of the constituent entities of the Federation. Therefore, each region has its own social norm of living space per person.
Instructions
Step 1
Housing legislation uses three types of living space standards. The rate of housing provision under social rental contracts is determined by local governments - municipalities. At the same time, in addition to the standard in square meters, a condition has been established according to which the provision of one room to heterosexual citizens over 9 years old is prohibited. Naturally, this does not apply to the spouses. The accounting rate is required for registration. The social norm is used to calculate social benefits and compensations provided to low-income citizens, as well as to calculate the amount of utility bills.
Step 2
Article 38 of the Housing Code of the Russian Federation establishes federal standards for living space per person - 12 square meters, while the minimum sanitary standard is 6 square meters with a ceiling height of 2, 2 m. But the concept of living space is almost never found in the regulations of the constituent entities of the Federation - in They include such a concept as the total area of a living space, relying on one person.
Step 3
The highest rates of housing provided under social tenancy agreements have been established for the capital, which is an equivalent subject of the Federation. Thus, lonely Muscovites, receiving housing as part of programs to improve housing conditions, can count on a one-room apartment with a total area of 33 square meters. A family of two can get housing with a total area of 42 square meters. Families of three or more people will be able to get an apartment at the rate of 18 square meters per person. They can buy additional square meters from the municipality at market value. Unfortunately, in most other regions, the standards of social living space differ from those in the capital to a lesser extent.
Step 4
But in order for your family to be put on the municipal queue in need of better housing conditions, each member must have a number of square meters that is less than the officially established registration rate. For example, in Moscow, in order to register, it is necessary that for each person living in an apartment there is less than 10 square meters, and for each person living in a hostel - less than 15 square meters. The accounting rate for housing for other regions is also not the same. So, the number of square meters of the total area of an apartment per person, required for registration to improve living conditions, in Russia is from 9 to 12 square meters per person.
