Overview
Regulation Partnership Share (DOP) deduction is the name given to land allocations made from private properties for the creation of public areas (parks, roads, green areas, etc.) within the scope of zoning plan applications. This deduction is regulated by the Zoning Law No. 3194 and the Regulation on Land and Plot Regulations.
DOP Deduction Rate
The DOP deduction rate is determined in the zoning plan of the relevant region and the decision of the Municipal Council. This rate can vary between 15% and 45%. When determining the deduction rate; Factors such as the development level of the region, population density, infrastructure facilities and public space needs are taken into consideration.
How is DOP Deduction Calculated?
DOP deduction is calculated separately for each parcel. In the calculation, the area of the parcel in the development plan and the DOP rate are used. For example; If the DOP rate is determined as 20% for a parcel with an area of 1000 m2, the DOP deduction on this parcel will be 200 m2.
Who gets DOP deduction?
DOP deduction is made from all parcels within the scope of development plan application. In this context; There are also privately owned lands, shared lands, foundation lands and state lands.
What is given in exchange for DOP deduction?
The remaining lands on the parcels where DOP deduction is made are rearranged in accordance with the zoning plan and the value of the parcels increases. In addition, public spaces created by DOP cuts contribute to the development of the region and increase the quality of life.
Some Important Points About DOP Deduction
• DOP deduction is not made for a fee.
• Rearrangement and registration procedures are carried out for the remaining lands in the parcels where DOP deduction was made.
• Objection to DOP deduction can be made to the relevant administration and Administrative Court.
