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(Act No. 58 of 11 March 2002 of the Government of the Live People of the Republic of the Republic of Slovenia, published in accordance with the Decision No. 95 of 15 October 2007 of the Government of the Liveli City to amend the four regulations, such as the second water supply management approach in the city of Lyon Article 1 implements the Regulations on the Management of Goods in the Southern Province (hereinafter referred to as the Provincial Property Regulations) and regulates the management of the material industry in conjunction with the practical development of this approach in this city. Article 2. This approach applies to the operation in the present city's administration. Business management should be carried out through the construction of a property-development enterprise that sells and rents the goods used jointly by more than two owners. Public housing and other goods sold in accordance with the housing system reform policy should be gradually managed. Article 3 Districts (communes), the giene sector is responsible for the management of the property industry and is subject to the operational guidance and supervision of the municipal property management. The sectors such as construction, planning, public safety, business, prices, parking and utilities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are jointly managed in the area. Article IV. The development of construction units in the context of the new construction industry should be accompanied by the construction of a constitutive facility for the development of a pre-professional management programme. The management of the former shall be reported to the management of the property. After the construction of the property industry, the management of the property sector should conduct the identification of the consortium facilities. Article 5 Construction units should provide owners of self-government monitoring and the management of property (minimum to no less than 50 square meters) at the ratio of 2 to 4 per 1,000 live in the overall building area of the material industry, and their costs are included in the development of construction costs. Article 6. The rights and obligations of the owner, the composition and responsibilities of the Main Assembly and the Commission of the Industry, are implemented in accordance with the provisions of chapter II of the Regulations on the Physical Industry. The Commission may be re-elected for a three-year term. The age of the members of the Main Committee of the Industry is no more than 70 years for men and no more than 65 years for women. The number of members of the Main Committee, 300 were as follows (with the Director, the Deputy Director, with the same level); more than 300 were less than 500; more than 500 were dissidents; more than 500 were less than 7; and more than 800 were not more than 11. The new residential area was not reached by 50 per cent and was the responsibility of the Development Construction Unit's Main Committee. Article 7. The Commission shall hold the following materials to the state of residence (communes, districts) and the street offices, and to the Government of the Town within 30 days of the election of the Conference of the Principalities: (i) The name, residence and regional scope of the Commission; (ii) List of members of the Main Committee and valid identification; (iii) Participation and elections in the Conference; (iv) The statute of the Commission. The property management shall complete the review within 15 working days of the date of the receipt of the request and shall notify it in writing of its re-election in accordance with the provisions of the Code and this approach. Article 8. The development of construction units shall be accompanied by the following information: (i) The regional planning map for the management of the material industry and the completion of the overall picture; (ii) A single engineering construction and structure, equipment, green engineering works completed; (iii) The gateway is completed; (iv) Technical information on facilities, equipment use and maintenance; (v) The quality of the work and the quality assurance agreement; (vi) Lists of projects such as the management of houses in the region, the public service infrastructure and the certificates of belonging to property rights; (vii) Home use statements and quality assurance letters; (viii) Integrated inspection data for the material industry; (ix) Other information to be transferred. Housing management should monitor and guide the transfer. Article 9 (i) There are clear statutes and fixed office spaces; (ii) A sound organizational management and management system and a variety of professional and economic managers that are adapted to the enterprise qualifications level; (iii) Registration funds consistent with the corresponding level of qualifications; (iv) There are financial management systems consistent with national provisions; (v) There are sound housing management measures, such as conservation and maintenance. Article 10 introduces a certification system for corporate qualifications in the material services and a certificate-based induction system for the business manager. The enterprise with the conditions laid down in article 9 shall be subject to a certificate of the qualifications of the enterprise of the SPS and shall be registered in accordance with the law. Business-service enterprises outside the city are allowed to carry out activities in the management of the material industry and shall be granted a certificate of qualifications and related documents to the commune property administration. Article 11 was preceded by the first Conference of the Legislatures, which provides management services to the goods industry by the development of the establishment of the units. Business-service enterprises should enter into agreements with the owners of the industry on a case-by-case basis for the management of the former industry, which should be consistent with the agreement that deals with the common interests of the owners. The owners' committees or other organizations entrusted the business sector with management services and should enter into a contract for the management of the property services with the licensed business service. The content of the property management service contract should be in line with article 33 of the Provincial Property Industry Regulations. Elective industries should be dominated by public solicitation, under the guidance of the property management. In an area of operation management, a business-service enterprise should be entrusted with management services. The Property Management Service contract and the previous Property Management Service Agreement should be presented to the Property Management Service. Article 12 Collection and criteria for royalties for the management of goods are carried out in accordance with article 36 of the Provincial Property Regulations and article 37. Business service providers may provide specialized services other than the agreement of the owner or the user to provide the owner or the agent with the goods management services, which are determined by the business sector in consultation with the owner or the user. Article 13 provides for the direct collection of fees to each of the owners in areas where the material industry is managed. The business sector is entrusted by the above-mentioned units to meet the costs of the collection of water, electricity, temperature, heating, communications, cable television, etc., and should enter into a collection contract setting out the terms of office fees. There shall be no payment of services to the owner or the user. Article 14. The Board of Governors licenses others to take advantage of the operating facilities, such as the creation of a joint house with the creation of an advertising facility, which, after deducting the operation's escrow costs, is deposited in the accounts of the maintenance fund, co-ownership of the home and establish separate accounts for the purpose of using the commune, the maintenance and updating of the equipment. More than two property rights in the area of the management of a material industry should be established, with a total of technicians, facilities and equipment maintenance funds (hereinafter referred to as maintenance funds). The Maintenance Fund is paid as follows: (i) When selling public housing, the property unit pays 30 per cent of the sale of property in the amount of 20 per cent (7th floor and below) of the sale of houses, the high-level residence (8 and above) and the purchaser's payment by 2 per cent of the purchases. (ii) The property development of a commodity building in enterprises (considered with the economic application of housing), the developmentr pays a contribution of 1 to 2 per cent of the total investment in the construction of homes, and the purchaser pays by 2 to 3 per cent of the purchases. The Maintenance Fund is deposited with the designated accounts of the housing management and is earmarked. Article 16 may, prior to the establishment of the Commission, propose a plan for the use of the maintenance fund by the management units entrusted by the sale units or the property units, which are allocated after the approval of the property management. After the establishment of the Commission, an annual plan for the use of the Maintenance Fund was submitted by the business service firm, which was reviewed by the Industrial Council and was allocated after the approval of the property management. The Commission should oversee the use of the Maintenance Fund. Article 17 Construction units do not provide for the provision of property management services, which is to be completed by the property management authority. The amount of unpaid construction should be paid to supplement the construction of the capital, which is organized by the Commission of the Industry, which cannot be restructured by planning, and is reimbursed by the construction unit in consultation with the Industrial Development Board in other ways, with a fine of up to 10,000 dollars. The construction unit is not required to transfer the information required for the management of the property industry, which is transferred by the management of the property and may be fined up to $50 million. Article 18, owners of the industry, the use of houses in violation of the law of the owner, and other damage to public-use facilities, equipment, should be stopped in a timely manner and reported to the relevant authorities. The competent authorities, such as construction, planning and housing, may impose administrative sanctions on the offender. The owner, the user, who has not paid the royalties for the management of the goods, may notify the enterprise of the property service in writing of its deadline and may receive lags on a daily basis in the amount owed, and the contract has agreed otherwise; and the company of the material service may apply to arbitration or to the People's Court. The construction unit, the owners of the industry are not subject to the prescribed payment of the Industrial Maintenance Fund, which may be notified in writing by the Commission of the duration of the period of time, which is still unexpended, can be recovered on a daily basis by a lapse of 2 1000, or by law by the Commission. When a dispute arises between the owner, the user, the business sector and the construction unit, it may be resolved through consultation or the application of the management of the property, the organization's street office, the commune government, or may apply for arbitration in accordance with the law or to the People's Court. The specific administrative actions of the owner's management may be subject to review by law or administrative proceedings. The late application for review and non-implementation of the proceedings were not carried out, and the property management for specific administrative acts applied for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 20 Article 21, this approach has been implemented effective 1 May 2002. The provisional approach to the management of the city's residential sector in the city of Liveli City, issued on 23 August 1997, was also repealed. |
