City documents

On legalizing the unauthorized construction carried out by Khachik Harutyuni Harutyunyan on the land plots owned as property, common shared property, at 123/2 G. Bashinjaghyan Street, Ajapnyak, Yerevan

The decision legalizes the residential building with an area of 73.2 square meters, self-constructed by Khachik Harutyunyan at 123/2 G. Bashinjaghyan Street, Ajapnyak administrative district of Yerevan. The owner is obliged to pay a legalization fee of 324,789 AMD within 60 days. Control over the implementation of the decision is assigned to the secretary of the city hall staff.

On extending the term of the lease agreement for the structure and the land plot allocated for it, and on making amendments and additions to the agreement

The basis for the adoption of the administrative act was Aharon Ghazaryan's application No. D-60577-26 dated 12.06.2026, on extending the term of the lease agreement concluded for the structure located at 4/15 Mayak district, Jrvezh, Yerevan, and the land plot allocated for it.

This decision legalizes the arbitrarily constructed multi-apartment residential building located on the land plot owned by Husik Tsolak Militosyan at 25-27 Minsk Street, Nor Nork administrative district. It is established that the owner of the land plot must pay the legalization fee and the fees and duties related to the state registration of property rights.

This decision legalizes the residential area of 41.4 square meters illegally constructed by citizens Knarik Yuriki Aghlamazyan, Karen Ashot Vanyan and Ashot Grishayi Vanyan at Yerevan, Kentron administrative district, Paronyan street building 4a, apt. 36 and apt. 37. The decision obliges the persons who carried out the construction to pay the fee of 703,800 AMD set for legalization and the fees and duties related to the state registration of property rights within 60 days.

This decision restores Zhulietta Adibeki Kaloyan's ownership right to the residential house and the 156.1 sq.m. land plot located at 2nd Lane of Nor Shengavit 14th Street, Shengavit administrative district, Yerevan. The functional purpose of the land plot is defined as residential development.

This decision legalizes the arbitrarily constructed building with an area of 149.03 square meters located at 127/1 11th Street, Nor Kharberd gardening area, Shengavit, Yerevan. The owner of the land plot is obliged to pay the legalization fee and fees and duties related to the state registration of property rights within 60 days. The organization and responsibility for the execution of the decision are assigned to the head of the Architecture and Urban Development Department of the Yerevan City Hall staff, and the supervision to the secretary.

This decision concerns the legalization of a self-built structure on the land plot belonging to Armenuhi Azati Eloyan. The decision establishes the legal recognition of the structure, and also obliges the owner of the land plot to pay the legalization fee and fees and duties related to the state registration of property rights.

A change is made in the decision of the Mayor of Yerevan number 1714-Ա dated April 6, 2026. In particular, the words "S. Khanzadyan Street 13/2" are replaced by the words "S. Khanzadyan Street 13" in the title, preamble and clauses of the decision. The responsibility for implementation is assigned to the head of the architecture and urban development department, and supervision to the secretary.

This decision legalizes the self-built structure on the land plot owned by Armen Ishkhani Tsatryan. The decision obliges the landowner to pay the legalization fee and the state registration fees and duties for property rights. If not paid, the decision will be considered invalid.

The unauthorized building constructed on the land plot owned by the city of Yerevan, located at Yegh. Tadevosyan street, h.12/13, is recognized as legal and considered the property of the city of Yerevan. The functional purpose of the land plot is defined as public development. It is proposed to sell the building and the land plot through direct sale to the person who carried out the construction, Nina Janibeki Vardanyan. The head of the architecture and urban development department is authorized to conclude a sale and purchase agreement within 30 days after receiving documents confirming the payment of the amounts. Control over the implementation of this decision is assigned to the secretary.

Legalize the self-realized structure located on the land plot belonging to citizen Tornik Abraham Hakobyan by right of ownership, and establish the functional designation of the land plot.

This decision concerns the legalization of an arbitrarily constructed building on the land owned by citizen Arevik Andraniki Melkonyan, located at 24/1 Nor Aresh 27th Street, Erebuni administrative district, Yerevan. The decision sets out the conditions for legalizing the structure, including payments and the necessity of state registration.

This decision legalizes the self-built residential house with an area of 238.3 square meters located at 27 Markvart Street, Shengavit administrative district, Yerevan. The decision obliges the persons who carried out the construction to pay the legalization fee and fees and duties related to the state registration of property rights within 60 days. The organization and responsibility for the execution of the decision are assigned to the head of the Architecture and Urban Development Department of the Yerevan City Hall staff, and the supervision to the secretary.

This decision legalizes the unauthorized construction carried out by citizens Seyran Pargevi Saneyan and Gayane Vilen Hakobyan at Yerevan, Kentron, Vardanants street, building 10, apartment 1. The decision obliges the persons who carried out the construction to pay the legalization fee and fees and duties related to the state registration of property rights within 60 days. In case of non-payment, the decision is considered null and void.

This decision legitimizes an unauthorized construction located on a land plot owned by Yerevan city. It also sets the functional designation of the land plot for residential development and offers the person who constructed the building the right to purchase it. The head of the architecture and urban planning department is authorized to conclude the sale agreement. The decision can be appealed within two months.