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(Adopted by the 51st ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Glin, 16 February 2006 No. 170 of the People's Government Order No. 170 of 16 February 2006 on 25 March 2006) Article 1 provides for the rehabilitation of demolitions in squatters and the improvement of the living and living conditions of slum-dwellers, in accordance with the relevant legal regulations, to develop this approach in conjunction with the current city. Article 2 Article 3 regulates the evictions of squatters by the Office of the Working Group on Rehabiliation of Municipalities established by the Municipal People's Government (hereinafter referred to as the Rehabitation Office). Article IV Removal of squatters shall be governed by regulations such as the Removal Regulation of Urban Housing in the city of Glin. The demolitions should submit the following information to the municipal demolition management: (i) Applications for demolitions; (ii) The construction project approval document; (iii) Approval documents from the planning sector; (iv) Approval documents from the land resources sector; (v) Removal compensation funds have been certified in full. The municipal demolition management shall, within three working days of the date of receipt of the application, grant housing demolition permits for eligible construction projects. Article 5 Removal assessment agencies and assessors must be assessed by law and be monitored by the slum-rehabitation office. Article 6. Removal of squattered areas is chosen by the dispersionist. In exceptional cases, the Office for the Rehabilitation of Synergies has identified ways of eliminating evictions and returning relocation sites. The settlement agreement for house demolitions in squatter areas is coordinated by the Slumbing Office. Article 7. The construction of new homes in slum-building projects is based on a small number of rooms, a large number of rooms, a small number of rooms, a large section, room II, room III. The construction area of various types of occupants should not be lower: 36 square meters, 45 square meters in a single room, 54 square meters in small diameters, 63 square meters in Grand II and 72 square meters. The largest building area of the occupants should not exceed the general housing standards. Article 8. The Rehabitation Office should conduct a review of the overall design of the relocated homes. Sectors such as land resources, housing, are governed by the review observations of the slum rehabilitation office. Article 9 provides for housing tenants who do not purchase public housing at the expense of housing in the squatter area, which are reimbursed by the dispersioners on the basis of private property housing, as set out below. The dispersion must transfer the fees charged to the property rights unit. (i) Households: 100/kills of house demolitions; (ii) Buildings: 20 per cent of the estimated amount of the demolition of homes or acquisitions based on the housing reform policy. Article 10 Removal of homes in squattered areas (housing of houses) by means of monetary compensation and relocation within 20 days of the date of publication of the assessment results, as follows: (i) The total amount of compensation for the relocation of houses = assessment of the amount of the dispersed house X (1+ to the turnover of the home) plus the amount of the dislocated currency subsidies + the relocation grant. (ii) An assessment of the amount of the demolition of houses = assessment of the relocation of the house by the demolition of a single price x the area of buildings that were removed. (iii) Lossss of monetary subsidies = assessment of single x adjustment factor for demolitions (80 per cent of the estimated cost of the demolition of houses) x subsidy factor (on the basis of the relocation period: 10 days from the date of publication of the assessment of results (concluding this figure), 7; relocation factor of 3.5 within 20 days from the date of publication of the assessment of results (concluding the figure) and the non-removable factor of 20 days from the date of publication of the assessment. (iv) The relocation grant is $400 per household. (v) Construction of (construction) property other than homes in slum-dwellers does not enjoy this policy. Article 11. Removals of homes in squattered areas (householdings of houses), options for relocation and relocation within 20 days of the date of publication of the assessment results, as follows: (i) Removal of the area of housing construction = land area of demolition of homes plus the area of the demolition subsidy building+, which is close to the increase in the number of relocated homes. (ii) Losal subsidy area = (e.g., the amount of the relocation subsidy plus the assessment of the relocation of the house to be removed, amounting to a buoyage rate for the relocation of the home to the amount of the relocation area). (iii) Losss of relocation subsidies = assessment of single x adjustment factor (90 per cent of the estimated cost of the dislocated house) x subsidy factor (on the basis of the relocation period: 10 days from the date of publication of the assessment of results (concluding this figure) are 8.5; relocation factor of 3.2 within 20 days from the date of publication of the assessment of results (concluded in this figure) is 3.2; and the results of the assessment are shown as factors that have not been relocated within 20 days of the date of the release. (iv) Removal of land area subsidies = under 36 square meters of house demolitions to 36 square meters of additional construction area x 620/metres. (v) With regard to the increase in construction area on the basis of the relocation of the occupants, the area of the relocated home building, which is close to the relocation of the home building area to the area of the demolition subsidy. (vi) Removals (housing house tenants) who are entitled to destroy the land area subsidy, must be relocated within 20 days of the date of publication of the assessment results (concluding the present number) and removed from the house building area of 36 square meters; and that the policy cannot be enjoyed by the late unmoved. (vii) The relocation grant of $400 per household; the temporary accommodation allowance (including the heating grant) is paid at a monthly rate of 6 square meters per month per month for the area of house demolitions. (viii) Construction of (construction) property other than homes in slum-dwellers does not enjoy this policy. Article 12 provides for relocated homes, with demolitions based on the area of house demolitions, as well as on the area of relocation subsidies and on the near-dependence resettlement of relocators. The area of housing relocated with the area of house demolitions, coupled with the number and equivalent parts of the area of the demolition subsidy, does not meet the difference; in addition, the removal of property rights by the dispersed at the cost of $80/metres of home, is owned by the owner. A written request by the dispersed was made for the non-consistency of the difference in terms of the near-settlement of the relocation of the house, the area of the demolition of the house and the portion of the area of the relocated house building. The area of house demolitions, coupled with the area of the demolition subsidy and above the largest relocation of the house, was chosen by the dislocators (the occupants of the house) to relocate, with the removal of the remaining construction area on the basis of the largest relocation of the house and the relocation of the remaining construction area. The area of construction, which is calculated in combination with the area of the demolition of houses, plus the area and parts of the area of the demolition subsidy, was transferred by the dispersed at the cost of $80/metres, and property was owned by the dispersed. After relocated to the home, written requests for a further increase in the area of construction, with the permission of the housing source, are added to the cost of the dispersed, which is owned by the owner at market prices. Article 13 relocates to the house, which are chosen by the dispersed (both house tenants) in the order of self-selection and made public statements. No. Article XIV provides for the self-occupation of buoyaged houses, where no other house is present in the city, and is certified by the public security sector in the house, the street office, and is determined and made public by the Office of Rehabitation. In order to meet the conditions, the relocation must be returned and, within 10 days of the demonstration, the relocation of a small house by the demolitionr. The original building area is partially unliquidated; in excess of part, the property rights are owned by 400/kills; and the slot is determined by the dispersion. During the transition period, the grants were granted at 50 per cent of the housing grant rate with legal titles. Article 15. Removals living in construction area of less than 40 square meters and house demolitions have legal property certificates, which have no other homes in the city, receive a minimum living guarantee for urban residents who have been released by the Municipal Civil Affairs Agency and who have not been able to enjoy the corresponding separation of preferences (the renter of the public housing system), choose to relocate and relocate within 20 days of the date of publication of the assessment results (concluding this number) and the relocation of a large number of rooms or sub-house houses may be chosen by the dislocutor. The choice of a large number of rooms is not to be settled, the property rights are owned by the distributor; the choice of a small number of rooms, 45 square meters (including this figure) are free of the difference, beyond 45 square meters, and the transferee is charged with a cost of 800/metresm2, and property rights are owned by the owner. The placement is determined by the dispersion. The demolition of houses is housed and the demolitions are re-established with the tenants. Article 16 provides for house houses used in the operation and the relocation of persons who have been removed by law has obtained a business licence prior to the suspension of relocation and are operating at the time of evictions, which are taxed by law and are assessed and compensated by the home. The rate of buoyage at home has been determined on the basis of the nature of the operation and the time of relocation. Article 17 dismantled persons must be constructed in the context of the design map for housed houses reviewed by the Slumbing Office. The design area for relocating houses is ±2 square meters in proportion to the actual area of construction. The dispersed were not designed by map construction or unauthorized change, and the dispersed were not charged with increasing the cost of parts of the construction area, which were owned by the dispersed; the area of construction was inadequate and was not compensated by the dispersed at market prices. Article 18 Removal preferences for squattered areas are only available to the dispersion (including tenants, tenants). A total of property rights houses are granted only by a set of houses. Article 19 rejects the relocation of dislocated evictions in squatters, with the application of demolitions and the decision of the municipal demolition management. Article 20 shall be made within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the application and shall be issued by the ruling authority. The relocation period under administrative decisions shall not be less than three days. Article 21 Demobilized persons refuse to relocate within the time period specified by the decision, and forced evictions by the urban administration executive branch. The urban administration administration administration, after having received a notification of administrative forced evictions from the municipality's Government, should develop a specific implementation programme for forced evictions within three working days. The issue of administrative forced evictions should be declared on the ground of demolition by three months. Article 22 provides an assessment unit for the removal of displaced homes in the area of slum demolitions, unauthorized removal of resettlement standards, unplanned construction or unauthorized alteration of designs, etc.; an assessment unit for demolitions in the absence of a real estate assessment norm; and the non-documented dismissal, removal of staff in conflict with the law, and relocation assessment staff. Article 23 of the removal of the parties from administrative decisions, administrative penalties are not consistent, and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Administrative decisions and administrative penalties are not discontinued during administrative review and administrative proceedings. Article 24 should be subject to the management of the relevant sectors, seek out of the eviction, obstruction of evictions, affect the social order and hold the legal responsibility of the parties in accordance with the law of the public security sector, in the event of a serious nature, constituting an offence and criminal responsibility under the law. Article 25 Removal management staff in squatter areas should strictly adhere to this approach. Staff members who misuse their functions in the demolition of squatters, favour private fraud and do not perform oversight functions are held accountable under the law of the relevant authorities. Article 26 does not provide for the implementation of regulations, regulations and documentation in accordance with the Regulations on the Removal of Urban Housing in the city of Glin. This approach is followed by the fact that other government regulations, the relevant provisions of the document are not consistent with this approach in the relocation of squatters. The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 25 March 2006. Schedules: |
