Law No. 7143 on the Restructuring of Taxes and Other Receivables and Amendments to Certain Laws was published in the Official Gazette on 18/05/2018 and the process called "Zoning Peace" started to be implemented in public. With the Article 16 of the Law No. 7143, appended as the Provisional Article 16 to the Zoning Law No. 3194, it is aimed to take the buildings contrary to the zoning order under registry with the "Building Registration Certificate". Building Registration Certificate in order to create the needed financial source for the urban transformation applications, while registering the buildings that does not comply with the zoning regulations, also gives the building owners the right to use the building until the urban transformation ends. In this aspect, Temporary Regulation No 16 is both, inadequate for the measures that will be taken by the administration against the risk of catastrophes and efficient in order to detect the buildings that are violating the zoning regulations. In this article, by focusing on the relationship between Building Registration Certificate and the right to property, whether the related regulation is a zoning peace regulation or not, its differences from the similar applications in our zoning order and the scope of it in the context of public estate will be examined. Since the obligation to take measures against disaster risks is the primary duty of the administration, conclusion is drawn as the responsibility of the administration arising from the structures destroyed by an earthquake cannot be transferred to the building owner as per the mentioned regulation.