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Urumqi, Building Energy-Saving Management

Original Language Title: 乌鲁木齐市建筑节能管理办法

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Modalities for the management of buildings in Uruhzi

(Summit 7th ordinary meeting of the Government of the XVth meeting, held on 25 December 2012, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 118 of 18 January 2013, No. 118 of the Decree No. 118 of 18 January 2013 of the Royal Government of the Republic of Uzbekistan, which came into force on 1 March 2013)

Article I, in order to promote and promote energy efficiency in the use of buildings, to develop this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations, such as the National Department's Civil Architecture Regulations, the Uluqi City Buildings Management Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3 provides the executive authority responsible for the management of the construction section in this city, which is owned by the municipal buildings management body responsible for the day-to-day supervision of the management of the construction section in this city.

Article 4

The specific planning of the construction section should include the energy requirements of new construction buildings, the renovation of existing buildings, the diffusion of energy in buildings, the extension of renewable energy in buildings, and the operation of the building-efficient system.

Article 5. The development of a detailed planning and construction design programme should, at the request of the construction section, determine the construction's broom, physical status and direction and reserve space for renewable energy.

In reviewing civilian construction design programmes in accordance with the law, the urban and rural planning administrative authorities should seek the advice of the municipal authorities on whether the design programme is in compliance with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings, which should be made available within five days from the date of receipt of the solicitation material; the time period for the consultation is not calculated for the duration of the planning licence period.

The design programme does not meet the mandatory standards of civilian construction and does not permit construction planning.

The construction units of civilian construction works, design units, construction map design document review bodies, construction units, treasury units and their registered operators should strictly implement mandatory standards of civilian construction.

Construction units, design units, construction units shall not use the technology, processes, materials and equipment included in national, self-government zones for the use of inventories.

Article 7. The construction units shall entrust the design, construction and maintenance of construction projects, in accordance with the laws, regulations and standards relating to the availability of civilian buildings, and make the relevant information available in the construction site visible.

Article 8. The design cell shall be designed in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, with the effect of the construction, peripheral structure on civilian buildings, with a reasonable determination of refrigeration sources, heat sources and equipment, and selection of mature, reliable, advanced, applicable, safe energy-efficient technologies, materials and products.

Article 9. The construction map design document review body shall conduct a review of the content of the construction sections in the construction map design document, such as the Civil Architecture and the Skills, which are not in compliance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, and shall not give a review of the qualifications, and the municipal construction authority shall not issue construction permits. For the review of qualified construction map design documents, the construction chart design document review body should submit a review of the views to the municipal buildings management body.

The review of qualified construction map design documents must not be accompanied by changes in the design of civilian buildings, and the construction units should reperate the construction map review process.

Article 10. The construction units shall be constructed in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings and the requirements for the review of qualified construction map design documents, and shall not be used for the testing of wall material, saving materials, windows, heating systems and lighting equipment on the ground. The construction unit should ensure the safety of construction.

The construction unit shall not carry out the construction of the next working order without the signature of the charging Engineer, the material of the wall, the window, the heating system and the lighting equipment.

Article 11. The institution shall be able to implement the institution in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian buildings and to review the qualified construction map design document. In the construction of the wall, the occupier's occupies, the treasury engineer shall, in accordance with the requirements of the Code of Conduct, take the form of watch, trajectory and parallel tests.

In the event of serious circumstances, the construction unit should be required to suspend construction and report on construction units in a timely manner to the competent municipal authorities on a time-bound basis; construction units refuse to change or stop construction.

Article 12. The construction quality monitoring body should incorporate civilian construction sections into the scope of quality supervision of construction works, and carry out quality oversight of construction works in accordance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, energy design and construction technology requirements. In the report on quality monitoring of construction work, specific oversight views should be given to the availability of civilian buildings.

Article 13 build-up units have been completed, and civil buildings should be screened for their compliance with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, as well as for the implementation of the construction section in the completed inspection reports; and eligibility reports for the completion of the completion of the inspection were not available to meet the mandatory standards of civilian construction.

The city-building administrative authorities should review the completed inspection data and review projects that do not meet the mandatory standards of the construction section, do not receive the receipt and entrust the construction units with the task of completing the period of time.

Article 14. Civil buildings that are concentrated for heat should be installed for the heat system to manage systems, use heat measurement devices and indoor temperature management devices; public buildings should also be installed with the electrical subprojects.

Means should be determined by law.

Article 15. Building units should select appropriate renewable energy sources for heating, refrigeration, lighting and heating water supply. Renewable energy use facilities should be designed in parallel with construction-based works, synchronized construction and synchronization.

The following 12 new homes and public buildings with heat water needs should be retained and equipped with solar pool heat systems.

The lighting work in construction works should be reasonably chosen to select a reference standard, lighting, control methods and take full advantage of natural lights, select energy-efficient products, reduce light consumption and improve the quality of lighting.

The buildings should be installed and used by public departments, such as the ladder.

Article 17

Article 18 implements both construction sections that can be renovated and should give priority to low-cost adaptation measures such as mortgage, vibrant and improved wind.

Reform of the building blocks should be synchronized with heat measurement and heating system rehabilitation.

Both construction sections should be renovated to ensure housing structures and fire safety and not to reduce the resilience and use of buildings.

Article 19 The municipal construction structure should be structured in accordance with the existing construction energy-saving plans approved by the Government of the city, to organize and guide the rehabilitation of the buildings in each area (the district). Both construction sections have been able to renovate costs, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the autonomous region and the city.

The construction chart design document should be prepared and the construction map design document should be reviewed with qualifications, and the construction map design document review body should make the review observations available to the city Buildings Management Service.

Article 20 provides that the renovation of buildings should be carried out by the construction units that are subject to corresponding qualifications by law.

Upon completion of existing constructions using fiscal subsidies funds, the municipal construction management structure should assess the renovation.

Article 21 Establishing administrative authorities in the city should conduct a statistical and evaluation analysis of office buildings and public buildings in national institutions within the present administration. The energy consumption of office buildings and large public buildings should be made public in accordance with laws, administrative regulations and other relevant national provisions.

Indoor temperature control systems are put in place for the use of airborne heating and cooling public buildings. In addition to special purposes, a summer set of air conditioning temperatures is not less than 26 degrees, and the winter shall not exceed 20°C.

The owner of the second article, office buildings and large public buildings, should assess and mark the efficiency of the energy use of buildings and accept social oversight in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Other buildings are encouraged to implement energy efficiency measurements and markings.

Article 23. Civil construction owners, users or business-service enterprises should maintain, inspect, monitor and update buildings systems on a regular basis, and ensure that the operation of the system is in line with the mandatory standards of civilian construction.

Article 24 provides that a breach of the provisions of this approach shall be held accountable under the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 25 Construction units, design units, construction map design document review bodies, construction units, treasury units, etc. violate the provisions of this approach, and the construction of administrative authorities can make their violations a presentation of their violations.

Article 26

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2013.