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(In accordance with the 33rd Annual Meeting of the People's Government of Youth of 27 November 2007 to consider the adoption of amendments to the Regulations of the Government of the Youth of 29 December 2007 No. 195 of the Order of the Government of the Blue Island, which was implemented effective 1 February 2008, of the Decision of the Government of the People of the Blue Island to amend the implementation of the People's Preventive Engineering Management and Feasing scheme in the city of Blue Island) Chapter I General Article 1 guarantees housing and safety in order to strengthen the management of dangerous housing in urban areas, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the laws, regulations and regulations, to develop this provision in the light of the realities of the city. Article 2, which refers to dangerous homes described in this Article, which have been severely damaged or committed by heavy components, is at any time at risk of losing structural stability and delivery, and cannot guarantee residence and the use of safe houses. Article 3. This provision applies to the city's South, the northern city, the Quartet, the area of Lee, the municipalities of the districts and the mountainous areas, the area of yellow, urban-positive areas and the construction of towns. Article IV. The Land Resources and Housing Authority of the Blue Island is the administrative authority for the management of dangerous homes in the city. The administrative management of dangerous homes in the Territory is responsible for the division of duties between the district and the district housing administration. Article 5. All urban homes and users shall be used and maintained in a reasonable manner and in compliance with this provision. Chapter II Identification Article 6. Home security accreditation bodies established by the Land Resources and Housing Administration of Blue Island (hereinafter referred to as the municipal accreditation body) and the housing safety accreditation institutions established at the district level, the district housing administration sector (hereinafter referred to as the municipalities, district identification bodies), which are responsible for the safe identification of urban homes, in accordance with the established division of competence. Article 7. The municipal accreditation body is responsible for the safety of the following houses in the city's southern, northern, Quartet and Leewan regions: (i) Houses of property of military origin, foreign origin, alienation and port, and treasury; (ii) Homes at the municipal level that are protected by the physical protection units mentioned above and by the physical landscape; (iii) More than three levels (three levels) or more than 500 square meters of buildings; (iv) The municipal accreditation body considers that it should be owned by its identified homes. The municipalities of the districts, the mountainous areas, the area of the city, and the city's residence at the level of the protection units above are identified by the municipal accreditation body. The districts' municipalities, district identification bodies are responsible for the safety of houses other than those provided for in the present jurisdiction. Article 8 provides for the safe identification of homes and must be attended by more than two experts from the identification body. In particular complex identification projects, the identification body may hire experts or invite the relevant sector appointees to participate in the identification. Article 9. The owner, the user, shall carry out regular security inspections of their homes and identify signs of serious damage or security, shall apply in a timely manner for the identification of institutions for the conduct of housing safety. Article 10 achieves the following time-bound homes, all of whom shall apply for an accreditation body to conduct a housing safety certificate: (i) The use of the house of the steel structure (including the steel structure) for reaching 60 years; (ii) The use of baked homes over 50 years; (iii) The use of bricked buildings for 40 years; (iv) The use of a simplistic structure for a period of 30 years. Article 11. Applications for a safe identification of homes shall be submitted to the identification body for the safety of the house and the identification of documents and information. Article 12. The identification of institutions for the safety of homes is conducted in accordance with the following procedures: (i) To receive the application; (ii) Survey of the history and status of homes; (iii) On-site survey, test; (iv) Monitoring tests and collating technical information; (v) A comprehensive analysis, characterization, integrated judgement and recommendations for processing; (vi) The production, issuance of identification instruments for housing safety. The identification of general civilian buildings should be concluded within thirty days after the receipt of the application for the security of the house; identification projects for industrial buildings, public buildings, high-level buildings and material protection units and wind protection buildings should be concluded at sixty days. Of these, the identification body must immediately conclude with regard to houses of special danger. Article 14. Identification bodies identify hazardous houses and implementation of the Ministry's Standards of Identification of Dangerous Housing (JGJ 125-99). The identification of industrial buildings, public buildings, high-level buildings and property protection units and wind protection buildings should also be based on relevant professional technical standards, norms and protocols. Article 15, which has been identified as dangerous homes, must issue timely identification instruments and make recommendations to be addressed in the identification instrument; it is a non-violent house, which must include an effective time frame for the normal use of its homes in the instrument of identification. The housing safety recognition instrument must be accompanied by a special chapter for the security of the home. Article 16, which is identified as hazardous houses, shall be dealt with in accordance with the following provisions: (i) Observing the use of: in the short term, after the application of appropriate security technical measures, it is necessary to continue to observe houses; (ii) Treatment of use: hazardous homes may be removed after technical measures are applied; (iii) Cessation of the use of: to apply to unused and no repair value, but to be temporarily removed without prejudice to neighbouring buildings and homes that affect the safety of others; (iv) Overall dismantlement: the use of dangerous and unnovated values and the need for immediate demolition of homes. Article 17 Tests for house safety should be collected by the identification body. The criteria for the collection of fees are established by the Land Resources and Housing Authority of the Blue Island with the Municipal Agency of Prices, the Municipal Finance Agency, and are implemented after the required procedures are reported. Article 18, in accordance with article 9, provides for the safe identification of homes, which are identified as hazardous houses, shall be borne by the owner of the house; and the identification of a non-ilable house shall be borne by the applicant. As set out in article 10 of this Article, the cost of identification is borne by the owner. Chapter III Governance Article 19 The owners of the house shall be subject to timely governance as recommended by the identification body; the owner rejects governance or the use of persons obstructed by the identification body's recommendations to deal with them, and shall designate the relevant units as governance or other measures. The costs incurred were borne by the responsible person. Article 20 governs the costs of dangerous homes, with the exception of laws, regulations or otherwise agreed by the parties. The private-risk housing in governance is rented, and the renter can be managed jointly with the lessee, with the costs of governance paid by the lessee can be compromised or reimbursed by the lessor. Article 21, which governs the temporary relocation of dangerous homes, shall be informed by the owner of the relocation of the user in a timely manner, that governance shall be informed of the relocation of the user in a timely manner, and that the owner shall not reject governance, relocation or otherwise result in the consequences of the relocation. Article 2 governs the hazardous homes by all owners and requires timely processing by the relevant departments to avoid delays in accident. Article 23, which is identified by the identification body as dangerous houses and subject to the removal of reconstruction, shall be supported by the relevant authorities in accordance with the provisions. Article 24, which has been identified as dangerous homes, may not conceal the facts of the property transaction before the normal use of the house is not restored. Chapter IV Article 25, in violation of this provision, is addressed by the housing administration sector in accordance with regulations, regulations and regulations governing the management of urban properties. Article 26 Identification bodies and experts shall be held in good faith. The grave consequences of abuses of authority, provocative fraud, bribes or other offences are seriously affected by administrative disposition by the relevant authorities, which constitutes an offence and are criminally prosecuted by law. Article 27 of the present provision is carried out from the date of publication. |
