(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the Twelfth People's Government of the Commonwealth of Independent States, 2 May 2013, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 283 of 14 May 2013, published as from 1 July 2013)

In order to combat dust pollution, improve the quality of environmental air and guarantee the health of the people, the approach is being developed in the light of laws, regulations, such as the Indian Ocean Pollution Control Act.

Article II of this approach refers to the adverse effects of the construction of works, the dismantling of buildings, road safety, material transport and storage, quantification, and the conservation of green substances on environmental air and human health.

Article 3. This approach applies to anti-star contamination and management activities within my province's administration.

Article IV, municipalities, districts (at the district level, under the same level) Environmental Protection Administration is responsible for the implementation of the harmonized monitoring management of dust pollution in this administrative area.

The sectors such as housing urban and rural construction, urban management, transport, public safety, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are responsible for the prevention of dust pollution.

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Article 7. Provincial, municipal and district environmental protection authorities should establish an environmental monitoring system for dust contamination, establish an environmental monitoring network for dust pollution and publish information on the state of dust pollution on a regular basis.

Article 8 units that generate dust pollution should be reported to the local environmental protection administrative authorities on the types, duration of operations and operating locations, as prescribed, and on the development of a system of liability for dust pollution control, measures to be taken to ensure that emissions of dust reach national and provincial standards.

Construction units have entered into construction contracts with the construction units and should clarify liability for pollution control and include the costs of fire pollution control in the engineering budget.

In urban areas, the location of major construction sites, such as staple, can generate dust, should be installed in accordance with the provision of video surveillance facilities and networking with the Urban Abstron Monitoring System.

Article 9 provides for construction projects that may lead to dust contamination, and construction units should include elements of anti-soil control measures when submitting environmental impact assessment documents to the environmental protection administrative authorities in accordance with the law.

With regard to construction projects that may be contaminated by dust and do not have environmental impact evaluation documents, the approval sector shall not approve and the construction units shall not be constructed.

Article 10. The construction units shall put in place the environmental precautions for construction projects that produce dust contamination during the construction period. The environmental management units should incorporate the control of dust into environmental rules, detect the violation of dust pollution, require immediate changes in the construction units and report on the construction units and related administrative authorities in a timely manner.

Article 11. Construction of work shall be subject to the following provisions on dust:

(i) A continuing and closed block should be established around the construction site. The construction site in the urban, district and urban areas shall not be at a high rate of 2.5 m; the construction site in the town (communes) shall not be lower than 1.8 m;

(ii) Grounds of construction work and roadways should be processed with hard-calibre;

(iii) In the event of construction, such as habeas corpus works, such as spraying;

(iv) Inadequate shipping within 48 hours of construction garbage, engineering residues, temporary swings should be installed within the construction area and to take measures to prevent dust such as garbage and garbage;

(v) Transport vehicles may move away from operating sites, in addition to cement, to abundance of air compressors, and shall not be used to clean the vehicle, equipment and material that can generate dust;

(vi) There is a need to use concretes, either by using prefabricated concretes or by conducting pre-emptions and by taking appropriate measures to prevent the release of the ground;

(vii) The construction of more than three months should be carried out on a temporary green or paved basis for the naked area;

(viii) The material of work, sands and slanders, etc., should be processed in a closed manner. In the field of work, measures such as spraying, spraying and water should be taken on a regular basis, either by means of covering anti-soil networks or by preventing dust;

(ix) The transport of distributive material, construction garbage and residues on buildings, construction should be carried out in a closed manner, prohibiting high drops and promoting sub-Saharans.

Article 12 Road and pipeline construction, in addition to compliance with article 11 of this approach, shall also be subject to the following provisions on dust:

(i) The construction machinery should take measures such as water spraying, spraying, etc. when it excavats, morphs, trajections and fragments;

(ii) Measures such as water spraying and coverage should be taken for the back-to-fits-all cell;

(iii) In the use of wind drilling ground or cleaning sites, ground-based water should be made available.

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(i) The main roads of cities to promote the use of mechanical means such as high-pressed laundering vehicles;

(ii) The introduction of artificial ways of cleaning roads should be in line with the norms of urban-rural sanitation operations;

(iii) Lossss and damage should be taken to prevent dust and to rehabilitate them in a timely manner;

(iv) The blend of the watercourse shall be delivered on the day and shall not be stored on the road.

Article 14. Greening construction and conservation works shall be subject to the following provisions on dust:

(i) During the early warning of dust contamination, such as rice alerts, grievous weather warnings, etc., the meteorological sector should stop the operation of the whole land, the exchange of land and the screening of land;

(ii) Carrying trees, which cannot be planted within 48 hours, and anti-soil control measures, such as coverage, should be taken against trees and plantations. After the plantation of the trees, the remaining earth and other items should be completed on the same day, which cannot be completed and should be vacced;

(iii) The greening operation of more than 3000 square meters should be installed in hard-clock blocks that are not less than 1.8 m in the green area, the installation of vehicle cleaning facilities in the construction area and the accompanying drainage, fervent storage facilities, and transport vehicles should be able to move to the construction site in addition to cement, cleaning.

Article 15 vehicles such as the transport of sand, land, garbage and garbage should take measures such as pulbion and lapse to prevent the contamination of dust in the transport process caused by the loss of material or leakage.

Article 16 provides for a minimum, slot and slots, and shall be subject to the following fires:

(i) The trajectory and road interfaces should be hard-clocked and kept the roadsider;

(ii) The location should be equipped with facilities that are higher than the perimeter of the stores, the anti-slide network, and the large-scale composts should be equipped with specialized vehicle laundering facilities;

(iii) Constraints should be used to cover, spray, etc.;

(iv) Absorption should be carried out by spraying, spraying, etc., and a sealed load should be equipped with sequestration and spraying facilities.

Article 17 may delineate areas prohibiting activities such as sand, clining and processing, depending on the need for fire pollution control.

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Environmental law information generated by anti-star contamination units should be included in the provincial credit data exchange platform as a basis for the implementation of the sympathies.

Article 19 Provincial and municipal authorities for environmental protection should establish a system of assessment of urban dust pollution control and control as an important element of the atmospheric environmental protection evaluation of the urban and district governments.

Article 20 Environmental protection administrative authorities and relevant departments should strengthen monitoring inspections of dust pollution control. The inspected unit or the individual should provide information relevant to the contents of the examination, without concealing, rejecting and not obstructing the inspection.

Article 21 Environmental protection administrative authorities and relevant departments should establish anti-star contamination complaints and reporting systems to publish the telephone and e-mail kits. After receipt of reports and complaints, it should be timely to proceed to the field under the law and to inform the reporting person or the complainant of the results.

In violation of article 10 of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being responsibly altered by the executive authorities of the environmental protection, having the proceeds of the conflict, which are subject to a fine of three times the proceeds of the offence, but not more than 30,000 dollars; and a fine of 1 million dollars has not been obtained by the law:

(i) Construction projects that produce dust contamination during the construction period, and construction units do not implement the environmental management of the construction period;

(ii) In the case of the discovery of spoilers, the environmental management unit did not require the construction units to be changed immediately.

Article 23, in violation of article 11, Article 12 of this approach, provides that construction units do not take anti-star contamination measures as required, generate dust contamination, be constructed by the urban and rural construction that is responsible for management duties or by urban administration, with a fine of 5,000 dollars, causing serious consequences, fines of $20,000; denial of corrective action, which is punishable by law.

Article 24, in violation of article 13 of this approach, provides that a road safety unit consists of one of the following conditions, resulting in dust contamination, with the construction of urban and rural areas with management responsibilities or changes in the urban management order period of up to 5,000 fines:

(i) The use of artificial ways to clean roads is not in accordance with the norms of urban sanitation operations;

(ii) Non-protected and timely rehabilitation of the trajectory;

(iii) The humidation of watercourses is not on the date and on the road.

Article 25, in violation of article 14 of the scheme, the Greenification and Conservation Operations Unit has not been required to take anti-star contamination measures, to produce dust contamination, to be converted by the construction of rural and urban areas or by the administrative authorities designated by local governments, to a fine of more than 5,000 dollars, and the failure to be changed, may be responsible for the suspension of work.

In violation of article 15 of the present approach, vehicles such as the transport of sands, slanders, garbage, etc. do not take measures such as bunciation, arsenal and garbage, resulting in dust contamination, which is ordered by the municipal and environmental authorities to stop the violation and take remedial measures to impose a fine of 1000.

Article 27, in violation of article 16 of this approach, stipulates that at least, slots, opens warehouses are not required to take anti-star contamination measures, resulting in the pollution of dust, which is being converted by the environmental protection administrative authorities to a fine of 10,000 dollars; and with serious consequences, a fine of $2 million.

Article 28, in violation of article 17 of the present approach, prohibits the use in the region of anti-star contamination, such as sand, pyrethroid extraction and processing, by the executive authorities of the environmental protection authorities in order to put an end to the offence and a fine of $20,000.

Article 29 governs the protection of environmental authorities and other relevant sector staff in the context of anti-star contamination prevention, with one of the following acts, administrative disposition by the inspectorate or by an organ exempting from service, in accordance with the terms of personnel management; and legal accountability:

(i) The use of the job to gain undue benefits;

(ii) Failure to fulfil its statutory responsibilities resulting in consequences;

(iii) Criminalization or imposition of coercive measures;

(iv) There are other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, and sterilization.

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