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(The 47th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Grand Turkmen Government of 15 September 2006 considered the adoption of Decree No. 86 of 26 February 2007 of the Order of the People's Government of the Grand MERCOSUR, which came into force on 1 April 2007) The Municipal Government has decided to amend the Modalities for the Removal of Urban Housing in the Greater City as follows: Article IV, paragraph 1, was amended to oversee the management of the management of urban house demolitions in rural areas, the West, the Sha River area, the sugar Basin area and the large number of new technology industrial parks (hereinafter referred to as the urban area). Article 15, paragraph (ii), was amended to promote the interpretation and on-site disclosure of policy provisions and demolitions to the dispersed and the tenant. Article 19 adds a paragraph to paragraph 2: Administrative decisions should be based on fact, on the principle of equity, justice and timeliness. The relocation period under administrative decisions shall not be less than 15 days. The former paragraph 2 is as paragraph 3. Article 20, paragraph 1, was amended to read as follows: a dispersed person or a tenant of the house had not been relocated within the period of relocation under the decision, by the city of the house's location, the Government of the county had tasked with forced evictions in the relevant sector, or by a house demolition management to apply to the people's courts for forced evictions. As article 20, paragraph 3: Prior to the implementation of administrative forced evictions, the management of house demolitions should invite the relevant management, representatives of the dispersion party and representatives with social credibility to conduct hearings on the basis, procedures, and the basis for the criteria for resettlement. V. Article 31 was amended to compensate for the use of monetary compensation for the demolition of homes and the loss of the market value of the market for house demolitions under the minimum monetary compensation criteria for house demolitions, which were paid at the lowest currency rate; and the cost of the relocation market assessment of the housing market was compensated by the market. The demolition of homes, the removal of the land area subsidy criteria for the demolition of houses by the dispersed or tenant of the house, which is underdeveloped under the scope of the original housing building, shall be subject to monetary subsidies in accordance with the increased construction area. The minimum monetary compensation criteria for the relocation of homes in the urban area, the criteria for the removal of the land area subsidy for house demolitions, are developed, adjusted and published by the large-market house demolition management in line with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and policies. Delete article 32, paragraph 1. Paragraph 2, as article 32 and as amended, provides for the dismantlement of temporary buildings approved by the relevant authorities of the city, which are self-employed, permanent household and non-housing, and the relocation of persons shall be properly accommodated in accordance with the standard of sub-zonal subsidies in the area of housing demolitions, and the use of persons to cover the cost of accommodation at 50 per cent of the housing price. Users require monetary compensation, the dispersion shall be paid to the user by 50 per cent of the standard of compensation for the four types of housing in the minimum monetary compensation criteria for the demolition of homes. Article 33, paragraph 2,: The removal of the original collective land is now the home of the State's land and the provision of compensation to the dispersion after the assessment of the property. Article 36 has been amended to assess the price of the demolition of houses and property transfer and subsidiarys, and should be borne by the dispersioner in conjunction with the dispersed and entrusted to a qualified property assessment body. The dispersed and the dispersed were unable to jointly select the commissioner, which was determined by the Organization of Housing Demobilization Management with a qualified real estate assessment body. The price assessment costs under the preceding paragraph are borne by the dispersion. Articles 9 and 39 were amended to include the removal of private rental houses that were returned by the implementing of private housing policies, monetary compensation, and 100 per cent payment of monetary compensation to the dispersed. The compensation of the tenant of the house is carried out in accordance with the criteria set by the tenants under article 38 of this scheme. In article 10, paragraph 40 (ii), the temporary reinsertion allowance rate was revised at a monthly rate of $300,000 per household. Articles 11 and 41 were amended to cover the relocation costs of the dispersion of the telephone (completed) for the demolition of homes, cable television relocation fees and compensation for the cost of refuelling facilities. Article XII, article 54, paragraph 1, was amended to implement administrative penalties by administrative law enforcement authorities that are relatively concentrated in administrative penalties, and by land demolition management in areas where there is no relatively centralized administrative penalties. Articles 13 and 56 were amended to: deny, block the exercise of the functions of the house demolition management staff in accordance with the law, constitute a violation of the security administration, punishable by the public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the law governing the administration of justice; and constitute a criminal offence by the judiciary. XIV, annex: criteria for the division of the urban housing categories in the Grand MERCOSUR, in accordance with the notification by the Executive Office of the Grand Turkmen Government of the adjustment of the criteria for the division of housing in the four sectors of the city and the related housing demolition compensation standards (No. [2003]64), the adjustment of the criteria for the division of housing categories in the urban areas. In accordance with the changing economic development of cities, the relocation management of large-scale homes is subject to the revision and publication of the Standards for the Delimitation of the Households in the Greater City. The individual language in the text was amended accordingly. This decision was implemented effective 1 April 2007. The decision was preceded by a announcement of the removal, which was carried out in accordance with the provisions at that time. The Modalities for the demolition of homes in the city of Grande Town were released in accordance with this decision. Annex: Modalities for the demolition of homes in the city of Grand MERCOSUR (Amendment 2007) (Act No. 15 of 28 November 2001 of the Order of the People's Government of the Grand MERCOSUR, amended by Decision No. 86 of 26 February 2007 of the People's Government of the Greater Municipalities to amend the Modalities for the Removal of Urban Households) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to enhance the management of urban house demolitions, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the parties to the demolition, ensure that construction projects are successfully carried out in accordance with the State Department's Urban Housing Demobilization Management Regulations and develop this approach in the light of the prevailing urban realities. Article 2, State-owned land demolitions in the urban planning area of the Grand MERCOSUR, and the need for compensation and resettlement for the dispersed and the application of this approach. Article III refers to units that have access to housing demolition permits. This approach refers to all persons who have been removed from homes. The scheme refers to units and individuals that have legal rental relations with owners. Article IV, the executive authorities of the communes administer oversight over the relocation of urban homes throughout the city, with the specific responsibility of the Housing Democracies Management Office for the demolition of urban homes in rural areas, the West, the Sha River area, the sugar wells area and the major new technology industrial parks (hereinafter referred to as urban areas). Sectors responsible for the management of house demolitions are governed by the Land demolitions Management Committee in the area under the jurisdiction. The relevant sectors should work together to ensure the smooth management of house demolitions, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The land administration authorities are responsible for land management related to the demolition of urban homes, in accordance with the relevant laws, administrative regulations. Article 5 Removal of urban homes must be in line with urban planning requirements and contribute to the improvement of integrated urban functions and the adaptation of industrial structures, the improvement of the physical culture of the urban population, and the promotion of improvements in the urban ecological environment and the protection of monuments. Chapter II Article 6. The demolition of houses may be carried out when the units of the demolition of homes are granted permission to house demolitions. Article 7 requires access to housing demolition permits and shall submit the following information to the housing administration authorities in the house's location or to the sector responsible for the management of house demolitions (hereinafter referred to as the home demolition management). (i) The construction project approval document; (ii) Building a land planning licence; (iii) National ownership of land use instruments; (iv) Removal plans and demolition programmes; (v) Financial institutions dealing with deposit operations have proven to be dislocated. Housing demolition management should review the application within 30 days of the date of receipt of the request; and, as a result of the review, grant housing demolition permits. Article 8. Housing demolition management, while granting home demolition permits, should be made public in the form of home demolition announcements. Article 9. Demobilizing persons shall carry out house demolitions within the period of relocation and demolitions established by the home demolition permit. The duration of demolitions is determined by the housing demolition management on the basis of the scale of evictions. There is a need to extend the period of evictions, and the relocation of the demolitions should submit requests for extensions to the house demolition management by 15 days of the expiry of the relocation period; the housing demolition management should respond within 10 days from the date of receipt of the extension request for demolitions. Article 10. Removal of urban homes can be carried out by the following two ways: (i) Demobilization of persons eligible for demolition may be carried out; (ii) Dismovals who are not eligible for removal should be delegated to units that are eligible for removal. The house demolition management shall not be allowed as a dispersion and shall not be delegated to demolition. Article 11. Units responsible for demolition tasks (hereinafter referred to as house demolition units) are subject to review by the house demolition management, the eligibility for demolitions, the granting of housing demolition certificates, or the assignment of house demolitions. The management of construction operations for house demolitions is carried out in accordance with construction-related provisions. Article 12 Persons engaged in house demolition operations should be trained and evaluated by the professional training and conduct of house demolition management, with skilled knowledge of laws, regulations, policies and operations related to demolitions. Article 13. Demobilization of evictions should be delegated to the authorized units of house demolitions and the contract for the removal of evictions. The dislocators should, within 15 days of the date on which the contract was delegated, entrust the removal of the contract to the house demolition management file. The dispersion units entrusted may not transfer demolition operations. Article 14. units and individuals within the scope of evictions shall not be carried out as follows: (i) Construction, alteration, expansion and renovation of homes; (ii) Changes in homes and land use; (iii) Rental of homes. Housing demolition management shall notify the relevant authorities of the suspension of the procedures in writing on matters listed in the previous paragraph. The suspension of written notice shall contain the period of suspension. The duration of the suspension shall not exceed one year; the demolition will require the extension of the period of time, with the approval of the house demolition management and the extension of the period not exceeding one year. Article 15 Demobilization of the relocation of persons who have been or have been entrusted to them requires strict compliance with the relevant provisions of the relocation of homes and the following work after the issuance of the home demolition announcements: (i) To send home demolition letters to the dispersed and home tenants; (ii) Advocate for interpretation and on-site disclosure of relevant policy provisions and demolitions to the dispersed and home tenants; (iii) To verify the relevant documents, such as the demolition of home ownership cards, housing rental relations; (iv) A market price assessment for demolitions was jointly selected and commissioned by the property assessment body. Article 16 should establish, in accordance with the provisions of this approach, a relocation indemnity agreement in writing within the period of relocation. The demolition of rented homes should be negotiated with the dispersed and the home tenants. Article 17 Housing demolitions are required to dislocate homes in the run-up to the management of house demolitions, the relocation of the demolitions agreement with the house demolition management, the house tenants must be publicized by the public evidence and the preservation of evidence. Article 18 After the conclusion of the settlement agreement, the dispersion or tenant of the house may refuse the relocation within the period agreed upon by the agreement, and the dispersion may apply to the Arbitration Commission in accordance with the law and may also be prosecuted under the law. During the course of the proceedings, the dispersion may apply under the law to the People's Court for implementation. Article 19 Removals and demolitions or relocations, demolitions and house tenants are not eligible for removal indemnity settlement agreements and are ruled by the house demolition management on request. The house demolition management is a dispersed person and is decided by the same-ranking people. Decisions shall be made within 30 days of receipt of the request. Administrative decisions should be based on facts and be based on the principle of equity, justice and timeliness. The relocation period under administrative decisions shall not be less than 15 days. The parties may sue the People's Court within three months from the date of the award. In accordance with this approach, the dislocators have provided monetary compensation to the dispersed or the provision of demolitions, swing houses, and the execution of demolitions during the proceedings. Article 20 is not relocated by a dispersed person or by a house tenant within the period of relocation provided for in the decision, by the city of the house's location, the territorial Government of the county, which is responsible for forced evictions in the relevant sector, or by the relocation management of the house to apply to the people's courts for forced evictions. Prior to the implementation of administrative forced evictions, the demolitions should be preserved by evidence to the public evidence agencies on matters related to the demolition of homes. Prior to the implementation of administrative forced evictions, the management of house demolitions should invite the authorities concerned, representatives of dispersal parties and representatives with social credibility to conduct hearings on the basis of the criteria for forced evictions, procedures, compensation for resettlement. Article 21, when the eviction of a dispersed person or a tenant of the house, must be maintained with the integrity of the original house and no damage to the various facilities of the house, which is subject to economic liability. Article 22, when a dispersed person or a house tenant moves within a specified period of time, his or her unit shall be granted a two-day public holiday. In the context of the relocation of a dispersed person or a home tenant, the public safety, education, postal, telecommunications, construction, water, business, and wide-ranging power sectors and units should be moved to their families in a timely manner, the transfer of children, correspondence, telephony and cable television relocation, the cessation of water supplies for coal, business enterprises or individual businessmen, and the registration or write-off process. Article 24 of the demolition involves military facilities, churches, temples, monuments, monuments, monuments, foreign embassies, houses of foreign offices, and is governed by laws, regulations and regulations, as confirmed by the Government of the people at the municipal level. Article 25 has not yet completed the transfer of construction projects for the removal of resettlement, which should be transferred to the transferee through the agreement of the house demolition management and the conclusion of a transfer contract. The transferee and the transferee shall notify the dispersed in writing and inform the transferee within 30 days of the date of the contract. Article 26 Housing demolition management should strengthen the supervision of the use of relocation compensation funds, establish a system of relocation of house demolition management, dispersion and financial institutions that effectively guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of the dispersed. Article 27 Housing demolition management should establish, improve the management of the demolition of archives. Chapter III Removal compensation and resettlement Article 28 should be compensated by the dispersed persons, in accordance with this approach. The removal of unconstitutional buildings and temporary buildings exceeding the period of ratification shall not be compensated; the removal of temporary buildings that do not exceed the period of ratification shall be compensated on a net basis. Article 29 allows for monetary compensation or for the transfer of property rights. In addition to article 34, paragraph 2, and article 37, paragraph 2, and article 39 of this approach, the dispersed may choose the means of removing the evictions. Article 33 provides for monetary compensation, based on factors such as the type, use, construction area of the demolition of houses, in order to meet currency compensation at the price of the real estate market. Article 31 provides monetary compensation for the demolition of homes, which are under the minimum monetary compensation criteria for the relocation of house demolitions in the urban area, which are less than the required minimum price for the demolition of houses, and the loss of the housing market assessment price above the required minimum monetary compensation criteria for the relocation of homes. The demolition of homes, the removal of the land area subsidy criteria for the demolition of houses by the dispersed or tenant of the house, which is underdeveloped under the scope of the original housing building, shall be subject to monetary subsidies in accordance with the increased construction area. The minimum monetary compensation criteria for the relocation of homes in the urban area, the criteria for the removal of the land area subsidy for house demolitions, are developed, adjusted and published by the large-market house demolition management in line with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and policies. Article 32 dismantles temporary buildings, approved by the relevant authorities of the city, which are self-sustained by the user, with a permanent household, and where there is no housing, the demolitions shall be properly placed in accordance with the criteria for the subsidiaries of the four types of housing units in the land area subsidy criteria for the demolition of homes, and the use of the person is subject to 50 per cent of the accommodation costs. Users require monetary compensation, the dispersion shall be paid to the user by 50 per cent of the standard of compensation for the four types of housing in the minimum monetary compensation criteria for the demolition of homes. Article 33 The demolition is now the home of the State's land, and the house is compensated by the dispersion after the assessment of the cost. Article 34 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women The removal of subsidiaries from non-farm homes does not relocate home titles and is duly compensated by the dislocators. Article XV should provide housing that is in line with national quality safety standards for demolition. The price assessment of house demolitions and property transfer and subsidiaries should be based on the selection and commissioning of a qualified real estate assessment body by the dispersed and the dispersed. The dispersed and the dispersed were unable to jointly select the commissioner, which was determined by the Organization of Housing Demobilization Management with a qualified real estate assessment body. The price assessment costs under the preceding paragraph are borne by the dispersion. Article 337 dismantles the rental of homes, dispersed persons are removed from the lease relationship with the tenants of the house or are reimbursed by the dispersed for the house's tenants and agreed upon by the demolitions to compensate the dispersed. The dispersed were not in agreement with the tenants for the lifting of the lease relationship or compensation for resettlement, and the removal of the property rights of the dispersed should be carried out. Removals of property are still rented by the original house tenants, and the demolitions should re-establish housing rental contracts with the former tenants. Article 338 Separation of public rental housing under the Government's standard of rents, which was chosen by the dispersioner to relocate home property rights, and the lease relationship continued to be maintained. The dispersed opted for monetary compensation and the lease relationship ended. As a home, 20 per cent of monetary compensation payments were paid to the dispersed, 80 per cent and an increase in the construction area subsidy paid to the tenants; 30 per cent of the monetary compensation paid to the dispersed and 70 per cent to the house's tenants. Article 39 of the demolition is a private rental house that has been repatriated by the implementing of private housing policies, which shall be compensated in monetary terms and 100 per cent of the monetary compensation paid to the dispersed. The compensation of the tenant of the house is carried out in accordance with the criteria set by the tenants under article 38 of this scheme. Article 40 Households in the area of eviction shall be subsidized by the person(s): (i) The relocation of the dispersed person or the home tenant for the relocation of the demolition and the one-time payment of $80 million for each household relocation grant. The owner or the tenant of the house is counted on the home ownership certificate and the housing lease contract; (ii) Execution of home property rights transfers and, within the transitional period provided by the agreement, the dispersed or the renter shall arrange for their own accommodation and shall pay the temporary accommodation allowance of $600 per month per household; the dispersion or the home tenant's use of the swing house provided by the dislocated owner, and the removal of the person shall not pay the temporary accommodation allowance; (iii) Instituting monetary compensation, a one-time payment of $10 million for each household. Article 40. Removal of persons by telephone (completing networks) for house demolitions, cable television relocation and compensation for the cost of obtaining coal gas facilities for compensation, are borne by the dispersion. Article 42 excludes the relocation of non-residents without the provision of swing accommodation, the cost of transportation and equipment for relocation and compensation for equipment that cannot be recovered at the cost of assessment. The removal of non-residents (including the temporary replacement of homes approved), and the portion of the immovable property agreed by the home owner, which shall be subject to the assessment of the value of the refurbishment by the real estate assessment body, after the depreciation rate is 20 per cent. Article 43 thirteenth removal production and operation of property transfers, and during the period of suspension and suspension, the per capita income standard, published by the previous MER, pays the cost of living benefits for the staff who are directly affected. Instituting monetary compensation, the dispersion pays a lump sum for three months' benefits. Article 44 imposes monetary compensation, and the dismissal of monetary compensation agreements shall include matters such as compensation, compensation, payment, payment, relocation period, default and the manner in which the dispute is settled. The introduction of a transfer of property shall include matters such as the modalities for the settlement, the amount of the grant, the amount of the allowance, the place of residence and the place of settlement, the settlement of the difference, the relocation period, the transitional period, the default liability and the manner in which the dispute is settled. Article 42 redeploys the removal of property rights by the dispersioner to the relocation of the dispersed or the tenants of the house, and the period of transition shall be clear in the settlement agreement. The housing house is housed for a multi-scale building period not exceeding two years; the house is housed for a high-level building period not exceeding three years. Demobilizing, dispersed or renters should comply with the transitional period agreement. Removals shall not be allowed to extend their transition period; the swing house shall be provided by the dislocators and the swing house shall be freed within the prescribed period. Article 46 provides for an extension of the transition period by a dispersed person or a tenant of the house, an increase in the temporary settlement grant from the end of the month of late, over a period of up to 50 per cent per month; more than one year, an additional 100 per cent per month. Those who use the swing house should pay the temporary accommodation allowance at a monthly rate of 200 dollars per household for the month of late. Article 47 removed evictions must have funds that are adapted to their relocation indemnity tasks and are fully deposited with the specialized accounts of financial institutions operating the deposit. The dispersed and the tenant may hold a relocation indemnity agreement and a legal and effective identity certificate that will be paid to financial institutions for monetary compensation and subsidized funds. Removals should be financed in a timely manner, in accordance with the requirements of the housing demolition management, to the specialized accounts of financial institutions. Following the completion of all relocation indemnity tasks, financial institutions may return to the demolitions in accordance with the advice of the house demolition management, if the remaining balance of the relocation of the relocation facility is still available. Reimbursement funds for house demolitions should be fully used for housing demolitions and no diversion. Article 48 precludes the relocation of public goods, and the removal of persons should be rebuilt in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and urban planning requirements, or monetary compensation. Article 49 contains no clear house demolitions, and the demolitions should propose compensating resettlement programmes to report the demolition management of homes after approval. Before the demolition, the demolitions should be preserved by evidence to the public evidence body on matters related to the demolition of houses. Chapter IV Corporal punishment Article 50, in violation of this approach, does not have access to a house demolition permit, to carry out spontaneous demolitions, to stop evictions, to warn and to impose a fine of up to $50 per square m2. Article 50, in violation of the provisions of this approach by deceiving access to housing demolition permits, releasing home demolition permits and compensating for more than 1 per cent of the settlement funds. Article 52, in violation of the provisions of this approach, has one of the following acts to put an end to evictions, to warn that they can and be compensated for the settlement of 3 per cent of the funds; and, in the event of serious circumstances, to revoke the home demolition permit: (i) Execution of house demolitions, not determined by a house demolition permit; (ii) To entrust removal of units that do not qualify for evictions; (iii) Oriental extension of the duration of evictions. Article 53 accepts that the author's removal unit violates the provisions of this approach, assigns the relocation of demolition operations, reorders, confiscate proceeds of the violation and imposes a fine of more than 50 per cent below 50 per cent of the contractually agreed relocation service. Article 54 imposes administrative penalties, which are carried out by administrative law enforcement agencies that are relatively concentrated in administrative penalties, and areas where there is no relatively centralized administrative penalties are implemented by the home demolition management. The imposition of administrative penalties requires the use of the uniformed confiscation of the municipal financial sector and the payment of funds in full and in full. Article 55 of the house demolition management violates this approach by providing for the granting of licences for the demolition of nuclear homes and other authorization documents, the granting of a permit for the relocation of nuclear houses and other authorization documents does not perform oversight functions after the approval of the documents, or the non-exclusiveness of the offence, the administrative disposition of the competent and other direct responsible personnel directly responsible for the offence is punishable by law; in serious circumstances, the loss of public property, the interests of the State and the people constitutes a crime and criminal liability. Article 56 rejects, impedes the functioning of the house demolition management staff in accordance with the law and constitutes a violation of the administration of justice, punishable by the public security authorities in accordance with the provisions of the law on the management of sanctions; constitutes a criminal offence and criminal responsibility by the judiciary. Chapter V Article 57 implements house demolitions in foreign countries in large urban planning areas and requires compensation, resettlement and implementation of the scheme. Article 58 of this approach is explained by the Government of the Grand MERCOSUR. Article 59 The Ordinance No. [1994]106 on the Implementation of the Regulations on the Removal of Urban Housing in the Greater Municipalities, the Great Depression [1999]88 of the Greater Restrictive Removal of Currency Removal Facilitys in the Greater Restriction Zone and the Emphased Engineering Lands, was also repealed. Reimbursement, subsidies, subsidies, subsidies, subsidies, subsidies, allowances, subsidies, subsidies, etc. for house demolitions in the local people's government and management committees, taking into account this approach, are developed by the local people's government and management committees. Annex Annex Specialized areas: In the streets (East-Final, Western and Liveu), the bambo Street (North-West and Long-Term, South-Zarse Street); the Pack Street (North-North-Jang River); five-favoured (East-Liberation, Western-Louis), the middle (East-West-West-Louis, west-friendly streets); emancipation pathways (South-Viu-Vi-Favoural road); the Lin; the new streets; the streets; cement; the streets; and the wards. Types: It refers to three commercial mass centres in the city and to living areas that are accessible. Specific scope: 1 Sentinel, east to five; west-Howard Street; South-Vavoured and South-South mountains; North-Jong River, excluding the specific areas. 2 People's square brackets are central, east to the market streets; west to the street; south to jewell, 5 to the west; and the North to the west. Three quarters are at the centre of five square kilometres, east to the streets; five East and Oriental Street; South-January Road; North-South and Sheang. Category II Reference is made to areas where regional commercial, service and transport conditions are more user-friendly, i.e. areas outside the urban neighbourhoods. Specific scope: north-west to the railway line; the streets of the west to the west, the Guétagon and the River; the South to the victory (No. 14); the east to the tetan market; the commercial area close to the Gang's well stores (the streets, the sugar wells, the sugar subsidised neighbourhoods); the commercial area close to the South-West corridor (Western route, the north-east route, the street). Three categories: Reference is made to a small-scale commercial service network and to a general living area. Specific scope: In the mountainous areas, the western sub-groups are the rest of the three areas, in addition to the special areas, the areas of the Sha River region, the Hindus in the Gang River area, the springs, the hills, the Blacks, the blocs, weeks of water, the golden streets, plummets, the buoys, the south, and the new Gang. Category IV Regions other than the three categories are four categories. In accordance with the changing economic development of cities, the relocation management of large-scale homes is subject to a revision and publication of the Standards for the Delimitation of the Households in the Greater City. |
