Key Benefits:
(The 42th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Challenge of 7 September 2005 considered the adoption of Decree No. 82 of 13 September 2005 on the Royal Government of the municipality, which was launched effective 1 November 2005) Article 1 reduces urban noise and flour pollution, improves the urban environment, improves the quality of construction work, develops this provision in line with relevant provisions such as the Hiroshift Management Provisions and the Endowment on the Environment of the Economic Zone. Article 2 units and individuals involved in the production, sale, use and supervision of commodities in the administration of the city shall be subject to this provision. Article 3 states that the blend of the commodities referred to in this Article (also referred to as a blend area) refers to a proportion of the ingredients such as cement, creativity, water, and in accordance with the need for importing agent or composite, with a concentration of measurement of the concrete converging of the vehicle to the construction area within the prescribed time frame. Article IV. The establishment of administrative authorities in the city is responsible for the coordinated management of goods across the city and is responsible for the implementation of the mandated organizations. The establishment of administrative authorities in various districts is responsible for the management of the regulation of commodities in their territories, in accordance with their management authority. The quality oversight bodies at all levels (hereinafter referred to as supervisory bodies) are delegated by the same-level executive authority to monitor the quality and implementation of the monitored construction project commodities. Sectors such as business, urban management, public safety transport management, planning, land and environmental protection should assist in the management of commodities in line with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 builds in the area of the city, the lakes and the courial area from the date of implementation of this provision, and must be used to steer goods. The city area should be marked by the establishment and organization of implementation by the local authorities, within one year after the implementation of this provision. Urban-building administrative authorities can adapt the scope of regional and construction projects using commodities to the actual needs of urban development. The construction work described in this provision refers to works such as industrial and civilian buildings, municipal utilities, transport, water and human protection. Article 6 needs to use commodity-content construction projects in one of the following cases, which cannot be used to steadfast goods, with written requests from construction units and construction units to the construction of administrative authorities in the area where the project is located, with first-time advice from the district-building administrative authorities and post-commercial approval by the municipal authorities, which can be combined on the construction ground: (i) To make a concrete difference of less than 10 cubic metres; (ii) Consistency in transportation, which makes it difficult to reach the construction site; (iii) Concrete types of specific types of blends that commodity-producing enterprises cannot produce supply. District-building administrative authorities should submit first instance opinions within five working days of the date of receipt of the request; the municipal authorities should make written decisions within five working days from the date of receipt of the first instance opinion. The establishment of a commodity-content production enterprise (concluding a commodity mix, with the same) should be in line with urban construction planning, construction sector development planning and environmental requirements. Article 8. Article 9 Commodity Plusive Production Enterprises should establish sound technical management systems and quality assurance systems that are rigorously structured in accordance with national standards and norms to ensure the quality of commodity blends and receive quality oversight by the oversight bodies in accordance with the law. Article 10 Article 11 Commodity blends are required to enter into written purchases contracts. The contract should contain elements such as the time of supply, the main technical requirements, the quality and quantity of confirmation, and the dispute settlement approach. Commodity-content production enterprises should publish the levels, types, intensity, alignment and quality standards of commodities to buyers and provide product use statements. Urban-building administrative authorities may develop model text for contracts and monitor implementation, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province. Article 12 Commodity Constraints to the construction site shall be required for both parties to be co-directed and to produce, by normative requirement, a probationary, as a basis for measurement of their strength. Article 13 Article 14. The price of the goods is calculated in accordance with the price approved in the relevant set criteria. The city-building construction engineering price management should publish the reference prices for commodity consolidation on a regular basis. Article 15. The production and transport of commodity concretes should be consistent with environmental protection and sanitation requirements. The transport of commodity concretes should use specialized vehicles, comply with the relevant transport regulations, guarantee the integrity of the vehicle, and take leakage measures to prevent the spillover of the route. It is prohibited that the washing of the washing of the blend of the exclusive transport vehicles. Article 16 General accidents in the delivery of concrete and concrete transport vehicles for commodities should be dealt with by public safety transport authorities. Article 17 needs to be used in the construction of commodity-content construction works, which should be clearly agreed in the construction contract for the use of commodities for concrete preparation of estimates, budgets and accounts based on the use of commodities; and in the context of the work to be solicited, the relevant descriptions of the use of commodity consolidation should be included in the solicitation documents. Construction units shall not limit the use of commodities by construction units. The use of commodity-contented construction sites should ensure that construction sites are accessible and that the facilities, such as water, lighting and parking, provide the necessary conditions for the transport and use of concretes. Article 19, in violation of article 5, paragraph 1, of the present article, provides that the construction site is self-confided and is subject to a fine of 100 muns per cubic metre, subject to the actual rotation of the construction site, subject to a maximum of one million dollars, and, in exceptional circumstances, to the suspension of its construction licence by law. Article 20, in violation of article 8 of the present article, provides that enterprises that do not obtain a commodity-content award for the production of enterprises that produce the enterprise's qualifications, are responsible for the construction of administrative authorities for the cessation of production and are punished in accordance with the relevant legal regulations governing the operation. Article 21, in violation of article 10 of the present provision, provides that a commodity-producing enterprise is not authorized to use a bag cement, which is responsible for the construction of an administrative authority for the cessation of its use and for the development of specific funds for cement and may be fined by a sum of $10 per cubic munition or three hundred cements per kilogram of cement. In violation of article 13 of the present provision, commodity-content production enterprises refuse to supply small-scale commodities to be concrete and responsibly modified by the construction of administrative authorities, with severe circumstances imposing a fine of more than one thousand dollars. Article 23 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The parties had not applied for reconsideration or had not been prosecuted before the People's Court and had not fulfilled their administrative sanctions decisions, and the departments that had made administrative sanctions decisions could apply for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 24 concerning staff members of administrative authorities and oversight bodies who play negligence, abuse of authority, and provocative fraud in commodity management, are administratively disposed of by their own units or superior authorities; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 25 may apply to the promotion of the use of commodities in line with this provision. Article 26 |
