Temporary occupation envisages the return of the occupied areas to owners unless the temporary occupation regards assets subject to a compulsory purchase order.
As explained in the response to the question “What does “temporary occupation” mean?”, temporary occupation provided for under art. 49 of Presidential Decree 327/2001 does not involve the later purchase of the property and is different from the form of temporary occupation where the assets are subject to a compulsory purchase order under art. 22-bis of Presidential Decree 327/2001. Ownership of the asset occupied under art. 49 of Presidential Decree 327/2001 is thus returned to the owner, who is paid compensation set, as provided for by art 50 of Presidential Decree 327/2001, at a twelfth of the market value of the occupied property for each year, calculated over the period in which the owner does not have access.