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(Adopted by the 45th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Ankara on 15 November 2006 No. 197 of 14 December 2006 by Decree No. 197 of the Order of the Government of the People of Angué province of 14 December 2006 for publication beginning 1 January 2007) Chapter I General In order to enhance the management of special maintenance funds in the material industry, to guarantee the normal maintenance, updating and rehabilitation of the material industry, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of all special maintenance funds in the material industry, and to develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department of Economic and Social Affairs and the Regulations on the Management of Goods in the Ablem province. Article II applies to the deposit, management, use and supervision of funds earmarked for maintenance in the territorial administration. This approach refers to specific maintenance funds deposited by the owners of the industry for the maintenance and updating of the equipment of the shared facilities, and the provision for rehabilitation. Article 3 owners of the residential industry, non-residents in the residential area or non-residents associated with the single residential building structure shall be subject to the deposit of funds for special maintenance in accordance with this approach. The special maintenance funds deposited by the owner are owned by the owners. Article IV governs the management of dedicated maintenance funds, and implements the principles of exclusive storage, specialization, industrial decision-making and government oversight. Article 5 The executive authorities of the city, the communes are responsible for the management of dedicated maintenance funds in the current administration area, with the management of the funds dedicated to maintenance of the material industry. The relevant sectors, such as the financial, auditing, etc. of the local people's governments at the district level, should be guided by their respective responsibilities by dedicated maintenance funds. Chapter II Article 6. For the first time, funds for special maintenance are deposited by the owner with the total number of purchases. (i) The absence of a ladder and the deposit of a ratio not exceeding 1 per cent; (ii) A ladder, which is deposited with a maximum of 2 per cent. The construction units are self-ustained, rented residential or non-residents connected to the residential building structure, which is not equipped with the ladder, and are deposited by the construction units in accordance with the ratio of 1 per cent to the same commodity rental price for the same period, with the ladder being deposited with a maximum of 2 per cent. The residential small area is not connected to the housing building structure and is deposited with the proportion of the total amount not exceeding the purchase house or the equivalent of 1 per cent of the same-patriots. The specific proportion of the funds earmarked for maintenance in the first material industry has been deposited by the Government of the communes in the area. Article 7 provides for special maintenance funds for the first-ever industry, which is deposited by the owners of the industry at the time of registration of the right to the property administration of the host city and the people of the county. The construction unit is self-ustained and rented, with special maintenance funds for its first-time work, which is deposited by the construction units in the city of the location and the territorial Government's real estate administrative authorities when they are registered. In violation of the preceding paragraph, the owners of the industry have not deposited funds for special maintenance, and the authorities of the communes, the communes' government of property, are not registered. Article 8 The owner of the house shall continue to fund special maintenance funds at the time of the deposit of Article 9. The owners of the industry have difficulty in financing dedicated repairs, and according to their units, the owners and their spouses may apply for the withdrawal of the storage balances in their personal housing pool accounts. The criteria and programmes developed for the renewal of special maintenance funds for the industry are developed by the Commission of the Principals, which is being implemented by the Main Committee following the decision of the Conference. Article 10 uses the proceeds of the operation of a co-location of facilities and, after deducting the operation of the enterprise's escrow costs, 30 per cent of the proceeds from the management of public services in the subsidy industry, 70 per cent of the funds earmarked for maintenance of the material industry and the integrated use of the equipment in the area of the management of the property industry, with the exception of the decision of the Principal Assembly. The above-mentioned paragraph governs the costs of entrepreneurship and is agreed upon by the owners' committees and the industry in the service contract. Chapter III Management Article 11 Special maintenance funds have been deposited by the owners of the industry, which is established by the authorities of the municipality, the territorial property administration of the communes with the special maintenance funds for the property industry, with accounts established in the area of property management, with a breakdown by the household. The special maintenance funds for the industry should be accounted for on the date of entry into the exclusive household, with no interest. Following the establishment of the General Assembly, the Commission shall refer to the owners' lists and amounts of funds deposited in the area of the management of special maintenance funds for the deposit of the material industry in the area of property management, as well as to the territorial management region. The owners of the industry have not deposited funds earmarked for maintenance, and the owners' committees should be commended for their deposit. Until such time, the Commission may sue the People's Court. Article 13 regulates the accounts of the special maintenance fund accounts, which are under the responsibility of the Commission, which may entrust the owner with the management of the property. Article 14. Specific maintenance funds for the goods industry, subject to regular use, have been decided by the decision of the owners of the industry to entrust the host city, the territorial Government's real estate administration authorities to purchase market-level debts in accordance with national provisions. In addition to the management costs approved by the financial sector, special maintenance funds for the purchase of the value added portion of the State's debt should be included in specialized maintenance funds for integrated use in the area of property management. Any unit or person is prohibited from diverting special maintenance funds and value added components of the material industry. Article 15. When the owner transfers the property, special maintenance funds should be closed; the special maintenance funds for the material industry are yet to be savings, and the owner of the material should be transferred simultaneously. In the case of the owner transfer, no specific maintenance funds were closed, and the authorities of the communes, the communes of the communes' Government's real estate administrations were not subject to the procedures for the transfer of property. As a result of the relocation or other causes of loss, the authorities of the communes of the communes of the communes of the communes should return the balance of funds earmarked for maintenance by the owners. Chapter IV Use The use of specialized maintenance funds in the material industry should be guided by the principles of procedural norms, openness and transparency, rights and obligations. Article 17 Use of special maintenance funds for the material industry includes: (i) Shared maintenance works Substantial damage to the main structure requires the replacement and sequencing; The damage to the external wall requires re-establishing water or saving construction; Over 30 per cent of the area beyond the entire building is needed to be repaired; Harmonization of buildings or units requires overall renovations, such as the basement, the window and the ladder. Other maintenance works with specialized maintenance funds agreed upon by the General Assembly or by more than two thirds of the relevant owners. (ii) Maintenance, updating, rehabilitation and engineering of courier facilities More than 30 per cent of the roads in the area of the management of the material industry requires overall rehabilitation; Harmonization and damage, such as water pipelines, land pipelines, is needed for renovation and rehabilitation; A one-time cost of more than 20 per cent of the original price is required for the overall updating, adaptation or replacement, maintenance of major components, such as the imagination system, fire control systems; The ladder needs to be upgraded or replaced with the maintenance of the main components, with a one-time cost exceeding 20 per cent of the ladder. Two damages, such as water and fire pumps, require updating and rehabilitation; The damage to the perimeter and the gateway in the area of property management requires overall renovation and updating; Other maintenance, updating, rehabilitation works are agreed upon by the General Assembly or by more than two thirds of the relevant industry to use dedicated maintenance funds. Article 18 (i) Expenditures incurred by the owner in connection with the payment of the royalties for the operation of the co-location, the day-to-day operation of the equipment of the facility; (ii) The cost of maintenance for the quality of the work carried out within the scope of the maintenance and the duration of the maintenance period shall be borne by the construction units; (iii) Maintenance, maintenance and maintenance of facilities and equipment in the area of water supply, electricity, heating, communications, cable television, etc., and conservation costs are borne by the relevant units in accordance with the law; (iv) A total of communal and co-located facilities are man-made damage and their maintenance, updating costs are borne by the responsible person. Article 19 (i) Execution and establishment of the General Conference of the owners of the industry, maintenance and updating of the common body of the owners, maintenance and renovation of the equipment of the shared facilities, and rehabilitation by the Commission, in accordance with the annual plan for the use of special maintenance funds for the industry, with the approval of the General Assembly of the main owners; maintenance and updating of a shared unit of the industry, maintenance and renovation of the equipment of the co-located facilities, with the implementation of a joint business plan of two thirds of the main owners, in accordance with the year-specific maintenance plan. (ii) Execution of the operation but has not yet been established by the General Conference of the Mains of the Industrial Management, which is implemented after the adoption of more than two thirds of the owner of the cohabitation of the cohabited equipment, in accordance with the annual plan for the use of special maintenance funds. (iii) Unimplementation of the property industry, which is organized by the Commission of Regional Residents of the Property industry, has a dedicated maintenance plan for the owners of the consortium, which have a common relationship with the equipment, followed by the adoption of more than two thirds of the communes. The special maintenance fund use plan shall be preceded by a vote by the Conference of the owners or owners of the industry after 5 days of the presentation in the area of material management. Article 20, in emergencies such as endangering the safety of the material industry and the normal use of the property industry, requires immediate maintenance and updating of the unitary, cohabiting facilities equipment, and renovation by the Industrial Commission, the Property Management Enterprise or the Residential Commission for the use of special maintenance funds for the work of the material industry, and, after clearance by the host city, the territorial Government's real estate administration authorities, to supplement the procedures set out in Article 19 of the scheme. Article 21 Costs for maintenance and updating of the material industry are shown as follows: (i) Maintenance and updating of common facilities equipment in the area of operation management, which is assumed by all business owners in accordance with the proportion of the area of construction of all goods and is included in the special maintenance funds deposited by the owner; (ii) For all buildings or units, for the maintenance and updating of common facilities equipment, for which the owners of the entire building or module are charged with the proportion of all the material industry's buildings and are added to the dedicated maintenance funds deposited by the owner. Article 22 provides for special maintenance funds for the use of the material industry and shall provide the following material to the localities of the property industry and to the authorities of the Government's real estate administrations: (i) Materials for the maintenance, updating and rehabilitation of the consortium of facilities; (ii) Specific maintenance funds use plans for the material industry; (iii) Written confirmation by the General Assembly or the relevant owners; (iv) Funds for special maintenance in the material industry are listed on the main rosters; (v) The relevant proof materials from the Commission, the Property Management Enterprise or the Residential Commission. The administrative authorities of the communes and the communes shall be verified within 2 days of the receipt of the material specified in the preceding paragraph, in accordance with the requirements for the use of special maintenance funds in the material industry, and shall notify the specialized maintenance funds management banks of the property. The maintenance, updating and rehabilitation of special maintenance funds for the use of the material industry should be completed in accordance with the law. Chapter V Oversight Article 24, the authorities of the communes and the communes should establish a dedicated maintenance fund record and search system, documenting the deposit, use and management of special maintenance funds in the material industry, providing free access services to the owners. Article 25 The Commission shall receive the supervision of the owners of the industry by collecting, using and managing funds for specialized maintenance of the industry every half year. The owners of the industry object to the deposit, use and use of special maintenance funds for the property industry may apply for review to the Commission of the owner; the objection to the outcome of the review may apply for re-exploitation to the host city, the territorial Government's property administration authorities. The owners' committees and the real estate administrations should submit written replies within 5 days of receipt of the request. Article 26 The financial management and accounting of funds earmarked for maintenance in the material industry should be in line with the provisions of the State Department's Financial Administration. The financial authorities of the local people's government at the district level should enhance oversight of the financial management of the funds earmarked for maintenance and the implementation of the accounting system. Article 28 receives, uses, preserves and write-offs for special maintenance funds in the material industry should be in accordance with the provisions of the Government's finance, the construction of administrative authorities and the supervision of them. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides for the diversion of funds earmarked for maintenance by the local people's administrative authorities for property, at the district level, for the recovery of specialized maintenance funds, forfeiture, forfeiture of proceeds of the conflict, may be accompanied by a fine of up to two times the amount of expropriation of funds for specialized maintenance of the property industry, in the case of serious circumstances, in the case of the release of a certificate of qualification, and for the commission of criminal responsibility of the competent person responsible for the offence, in accordance with the law. Article 33, in violation of this approach, provides for the use, preservation, write-off of special maintenance instruments for the manufacture of special maintenance funds, which are punishable under the relevant laws, regulations. Article 33 (i) The special maintenance funds to be deposited by the relief owner; (ii) No special maintenance funds are charged and administered in accordance with the provisions; (iii) Expropriation of funds earmarked for maintenance in the material industry; (iv) No oversight of the use of specialized maintenance funds in the material industry, as prescribed; (v) There are other provocative fraud, abuse of authority, and obscene behaviour. Chapter VII Article 32 Deposits, use and management of special maintenance funds for the sale of housing are developed by the Government of the Provincial People. Prior to the operation of this approach, no dedicated maintenance funds should be transferred in accordance with the standards set out in the original system, with a specific approach drawn up by the municipalities, district governments. Article 33 deposits, use and management of special maintenance funds for non-residents that are not connected to the housing building structure, taking into account this approach. Article 34 of this approach refers to the size of the structure of the housing subject (including base, interior and external heavy walls, pills, floors, roofs, roofs, etc.), outdoor walls, gates, ladder, corridors etc.). This approach refers to the construction of a shared water pipeline in the area under which the cost of construction in the area of property management has been assessed, the water pipeline, water boxes, weight pumps, electric gradients, lighting, stoves, fires, greenfields, roads, road lights, ponds, lakes, wells, open-spots, non-operational vehicle fleets, public goods and places of use. Article 55 of this approach was implemented effective 1 January 2007. |
