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Массовая оценка земель над месторождениями углеводородов

Массовая оценка земель над месторождениями углеводородов

Abstract

The article considers special aspects of mass (cadastral) appraisal of land located above the hydrocarbon deposits. The practice of using estimation methods for such objects in the developed countries is analyzed. The article presents and analyzes the results of land appraisal in the Novosibirsk region in accordance with the existing procedure in Russia; reveals major problems of the issue. Ways of improving the existing assessment methodologies given the specific features of valued objects are suggested.

В статье рассмотрены особенности массовой (кадастровой) оценки земель, расположенных над залежами углеводородов. Проанализирована практика использования методов оценки для данных объектов в развитых странах. Представлены и проанализированы результаты оценки земель в Новосибирской области в соответствии с существующей методикой в России, выявлены основные недостатки. Предложены пути совершенствования существующей методики оценки с учетом специфики оцениваемых объектов.

Keywords

МЕТОД ОЦЕНКИ, КАТЕГОРИЯ ЗЕМЕЛЬ, КАДАСТРОВАЯ СТОИМОСТЬ, МЕСТОРОЖДЕНИЯ УГЛЕВОДОРОДОВ

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