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(The 11th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Land, 8 June 2005 considered the adoption of the Decree No. [2005] of 23 June 2005] of the People's Government Order No. 4 of the State of the Interior, effective 1 August 2005) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen urban heating management, preserve the legitimate rights and interests of heat units and heat users, establishes this approach in accordance with the Land Towns Restructuring Regulations. Article 2 Article 3 provides for heat work by the municipal authorities in charge of city-wide urban heating, with the specific responsibility of the city-wide city-friendly daily management. Article IV provides for the progressive pursuit of clean energy, such as natural gas, for heat and nutrient heat. The city-building administrative authorities should work with the relevant departments to develop plans and specific programmes for the implementation of clean energy for heat and household measurements, and to inform the Government of the city of their approval. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 5 Urban hot sources and heat networks should be strictly tailored to urban heating planning. Urban heat-source construction should be in line with a centralized request for heating, with a focus on supporting the following centralized heating projects: (i) ITU and its accompanying facilities; (ii) Regional heating plants and their accompanying network facilities for heat capacity of 1 million square meters. In regions where centralized heating has been planned, no user-friendly heat can be recovered. Article 6. New construction, alteration, expansion and updating of construction units for heat stoves, heat networks and their heating facilities should be used to build clearance procedures in accordance with the prescribed procedures. Article 7. Red Cross Regions and Yongung, Riran, Restructuring, Extension and updating of single-stop projects with more than 7 MW, should be reported to the City for approval by the heat administration. The heating system for the construction of new civilian buildings should be designed in accordance with the requirements of the sub-household control measures. The construction units should review the construction of projects for review by the heating programme communes, which could be constructed by the approved parties. Article 9. Upon completion of the heat work, the construction unit shall submit the completed information for the heat administration. Article 10. Indoors and other heating equipment for heat users other than 5,000 metres outside the heat unit walls, are constructed by heat users in their own investments and owned by the owner. The construction of the network listed in the previous paragraph should be in line with technical conditions and technical standards for heat access. The network is managed by the owner and the owner may also be entrusted to the management of the heat unit. Chapter III Article 11 provides for the heat application of a licence system. There are hot units with national requirements for heating, which can carry out heat-handling activities in accordance with the procedures established. The quality of the royalties and the acquisition and management of the royalties are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the National Construction Department's Resort Management Scheme (Act No. 126 of the Ministry of Construction). Article 12 Article 13 For heat units shall obtain a certificate of heat qualifications in accordance with established procedures. The following information should be submitted for applications by heat units for a certificate of heat qualifications: (i) Urban-for-exclusive declaration form; (ii) Project assets, property rights relations certificates; (iii) The project approval document, the completion of the receipt and the equipment configuration schedule; (iv) The functions of a statutory representative of the heat unit, as evidenced by the post of security, technology and financial head; (v) Other relevant documents. Article 14. The certificate of heat qualifications is issued by the commune for approval by the State in accordance with the procedure established by the State, after the first instance of the prescribed period and the establishment of administrative authorities in the city. Urban-building administrative authorities should be made available to the community for heating certificates. Article 15 prohibits the falsification, alteration, rental, borrowing, transfer and sale of heating certificates. Article 16 provides for the establishment, consolidation, termination or modification of a statutory representative for the establishment, consolidation, termination or modification of a heat unit, and shall apply for changes, write-offs, registration procedures within 30 days prior to the establishment, consolidation, termination or modification. Chapter IV Article 17 Article 18 For heat units, prior to the expansion of heating area and the increase of heat users, the heat management body should be declared to the heat management body and to the programme for inclusion in the network, subject to the provision for the review of consent by the heat administration. For heat units, there is a need to obtain the consent of the gateway property unit, either for new loads or for the interface. The heat users need to obtain the consent of the heat unit if they are to be added to the existing gateway or to the line. Article 19 For heat units shall enter into heat format contracts with heat users. The model text of the format contract is provided by the city for heating management. The contract for use in the heat format should include the following: (i) Date of heating, heating; (ii) For heat parameters; (iii) Indoor temperature; (iv) accidents and maintenance; (v) The standard of fees, the mode of payment and the settlement approach; (vi) The responsibility for default and other provisions to be observed by both parties; (vii) Other matters to be agreed. Article 20 should guarantee heat quality. Non-community heat measurement regional heat user rooms are less than 97 per cent, while temperatures are not less than 18°C indoor temperatures, except in one of the following cases: (i) The heavy user's unauthorized structure and heating pipeline or packaging of heating facilities; (ii) The design, installation of heat users is not in accordance with national norms and has substantive implications for heat quality. The circumstances set out in the previous paragraph are subject to verification by the heat administration. Article 21 For heat units, measurements should be given to hot user rooms. The measurement cell should use the mandated measurement body to detect qualified metrics and to apply a normative approach. For heat units, the total number of searches for heat area - 1.5 per cent of user rooms should be drawn at a monthly rate of 60 square meters, with measurement results being signed by heat users as evidence of the measurement room. The heater has contested the results of the diametery and can submit a reassessment application to the heat administration. The heat administration should organize units with qualification and measurement of technical conditions within the prescribed time frame. For heat management agencies, a sample of measurements of hot user rooms should be matched by heat users. Article 22, which results in over 24 hours of incapacity for heat quality and is verified by the heat administration, is less than in the qualification standard 2°C, which refunds to heat users a half-time heat fee by day; more than 2°C below the standard of eligibility in the room, for the heat unit to return the full heat cost of the low temperature period to the heater. Article 23 is not eligible for heat quality due to the responsibility of heat-source plants and is refunded by heat units to heat users in accordance with this approach; however, 50 per cent of heat-use charges should be borne by heat source plants and compensated for heating units. Article 24 causes warming for reasons such as halting water, suspension of electricity and other force majeure, and the heating unit should inform the heater in a timely manner of the heating measures taken by the heater and the release of the heat administration case; the warming time exceeds 3 days and the refund of heat charges beyond time. The damage to heat-users for heat facilities caused by the operation of heat units is to be repaired in a timely manner by heat units and cannot be paid to heat users. Article 25. The heating unit shall, within 30 days of the start of the annual warming period, make the current warming area of heating, the number of heat users available for heat management bodies; and, within 30 days of the end of the annual warming period, the warming period shall be presented for heat management bodies. Article 26 is to be replaced by a cell administered by heat users themselves and other heating equipment needs to be renovated or when a failure is required, the heat unit should be replaced or renovated in a timely manner, with costs borne by heat users. Chapter V Article 27 imposes government pricing on heat costs. The city-building administrative authorities and the municipal price administrations should regularly publish heat-use prices and their cost composition and heat-user classification. Article 28 should classify fees for heat users in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The first category is home; (ii) The second category is office, teaching, hospital; (iii) The third category of hotels, restaurants and hospitality; (iv) The fourth category is commercially operated buildings, plant houses and cars. Article 29 imposes a licence scheme for heat charges. For heat units to collect heat royalties, it should be subject to approval by the heat administration, to a request by the price administration authorities for an administrative fee licence for the purpose of using an administrative charging ticket for the production of the financial sector to collect heat royalties according to the approved criteria and content. The heat cost is managed on the basis of extrabudgetary funds. Article 33 non-ferrous metric users are charged to heat units with the construction area. The heat metric users pay for heat units according to actual usage. Article 31 requires the separate replacement of the second high-level buildings of the heat system, which are accounted for by the manager of the building for the cost of the second conversion operation, with approval by the administrative authorities of the required procedures. The charges for the second switched heat user should be implemented in accordance with the criteria approved by the price administration authorities. Article 32, heat users shall, within the prescribed time frame, pay all heat costs to the heat unit and shall not be in arrears or surrendered. For units and individuals that do not pay heat charges within the prescribed time period, heat units may be sent within a certain scope and in writing to their superior authorities and units. For units and individuals who refuse to pay and arrears in heat charges, heat units may stop heating and be borne by the lessee for the cessation of heat-related losses; their unwarranted heat costs should be recovered by law. In the case of units and individuals for all heat charges prior to the year, the heat unit could grant certain advantages. Article 33 does not require the heating of homeowners and shall be submitted in writing for the removal and locking of heat facilities by heating units within 30 days of heating. In the case of a written request from the owner of the house, it should be reviewed within 10 days; in the absence of any prejudice to the heat interests of other heat users, without prejudice to the normal supply of heat units, it should be agreed and removed by heat units and locked in their heat facilities, the cost incurred by the demolition, lock-out of heat facilities should be borne by the owner; in the case of the normal heating damage or damage to other heat users, and in the absence of written justification, the removal of their property should not be carried out. The houseowners who have been dismantled, locked in their heating facilities should pay inter-communication heat charges at 10 per cent of the total heat cost to the heating unit, with the exception of those granted by the Civil Affairs Department by the low-occupants and by the labour security sector; homeowners who have been removed, locked in their heat facilities should be relocated with the heating units, using heat procedures, re-engineering and opening up their residential facilities. Article 34, the Governments of municipalities, districts and territories should establish a system of urban heating for heat security, establish urban heating guarantees, and guarantee the warming of people in difficulty. The city-building administrative authorities and the municipal finance sector should be accompanied by specific programmes to establish a system of urban heating security and to establish urban heating guarantees, followed by the approval of the Government. Chapter VI Legal responsibility Article XV, in violation of the provisions of this approach, is being corrected and closed by the city's charge management agency, which is less than 3,000 dollars for the construction of administrative authorities in the city. (i) Failure to process the test of the heat certificate or to obtain a certificate of heat qualifications to engage in urban heating activities; (ii) For the establishment, consolidation, termination or change of statutory representatives, the processing of changes in the certificate of heat qualifications for heat activities; (iii) Constraints, alterations, rentals, borrowing, transfer and selling certificates for heat qualifications; (iv) Excluding the provision for heating certificates to carry out heating activities. Article XVI provides for staff members of the heat unit in the measurement of temperatures, the approval of heat, the collection of heat-using fees, the misrepresentation of private fraud, violations of the legitimate interests of heat users, to be checked by the heat administration; and the loss of heat users is responsible for damages. Article 37, without the consent of the heat unit, the heat user has been forced to relocate the time limit for the charge of the heat administration by adding a new burden on the existing gateway or by taking over the runway, and has been fined on the basis of the new standard of 10 square meters per day. The heat users who do not require heating are not required to request the removal, lock-out of heating facilities and to pay their heat-using fees in accordance with the provisions of this approach, which shall be paid by the heat management body for a period of time; the heating unit shall pay the full heat fee in accordance with the law and receive a three-1000 lag. Article 338 builds the administrative authorities and staff of the heat administration in the course of their work for heat management, injury, negligence, abuse of authority, instigation of private fraud, by virtue of law by their units or superior authorities; and in the event of a serious crime, bringing criminal responsibility to justice by the judiciary. Article 39 for heat units and heat users apply for the processing of clearance procedures, and the administration of the concerned administration is neither authorized nor justified within the prescribed time period, and the administrative penalties imposed by the offender for the construction of administrative authorities and heating administrations under this scheme may be applied by law for administrative review or administrative proceedings. Chapter VII Article 40 The Länder Urban for Hygiene (No. |