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(Adopted by the 26th ordinary meeting of the Government of the commune on 2 August 2005 No. 112 of 6 August 2005 in response to the Order of the People's Government of the city, which came into force on 6 September 2005) Article 1 regulates prefabricated concrete markets, ensures the quality of construction works, protects the environment, and develops this approach in line with national legislation, regulations and regulations. Article 2 involves prefabricant production, operation, transport and the use of prefabricated units and individuals within the region. Article 3 states that the approach refers to a proportion of the proportion of the exploratorys and paints required by cement, creed, water and, after the concentration of automated measurement units (stays) in the pyrethroids, the concrete coups that are transported to the place of use through specialized transport vehicles during the specified period. Article IV reproduces urban and rural construction committees as prefabricated administrative authorities in the city, with the municipal dispersion of cement offices responsible for the management of prefabricated concretes in the city. The specific responsibilities of the municipal distributing cement office are: (i) Advocacy, follow-up and implementation of provisions relating to the promotion of the use of prefabricated legislation, regulations, etc.; (ii) Oversight management responsible for the prohibition of field bleaching within the region; (iii) Coordination to address issues arising in prefabricated concrete production, transport and use. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the relevant sectors of the municipal government are working together for the management of precision. Article 5 Article 6 builds on the construction of a total of more than 200 cubic metres in the context of the new urban areas, the area of precipitation, the east of the continent, the city of the city, the economy and development area. Article 7 should use prefabricated construction works in accordance with the provisions, in one of the following cases, which can be assembled on the ground after the release of the Cement Office: (i) For road traffic reasons, the delivery of prefabricated concrete vehicles cannot reach the construction site; (ii) In the light of the special needs of construction works, merging companies cannot produce; (iii) Other special causes have confirmed the need for live ration. Article 8 uses prefabricated construction works, and construction units must include engineering costs for the use of prefabricated concrete increases. Article 9. Pregnant concrete production and use units must establish a sound quality assurance system that is rigorous in line with national technical norms, standards and protocols for the production, use and receipt of prefabricated buildings. The steadfastness test blocks for the use of the ground are prefabricated and must be tested and tested by a corresponding test body. Article 10 prefabricated concrete production enterprises should send the relevant statistical statements on a monthly basis to the municipal distributing the cement office and the municipal statistical offices. Article 11. Pregnant production enterprises must be cleaner production and environmental protection and, in accordance with security production, enhance the management of prefabricant production and transport vehicles and maintain equipment, vehicle integrity. The construction of a vehicle-washing facility in the production area shall not be placed directly into the urban water pipeline and rivers. Article 12 Use of units that prefabricated concretes should be made available for the construction of ground-based roads and opens, the need for lighting, water and other facilities, and the construction site should set the necessary parking space. Article 13 should enhance oversight in prefabricated concrete markets, protect reasonable competition, and investigate offences such as low-cost dumping or prefabricant prices under the law. Article 14. Article 15, in violation of article 7 of the present approach, provides that the field is mixed, with the time limit being converted by municipal prefabricated concrete administrative authorities and with a fine of up to 30,000 dollars. Article 16, in violation of article 8 of this approach, provides that construction units do not include incremental costs associated with the use of prefabricated concrete increases in engineering prices, which are converted by municipal prefabricant administrative authorities and fines of up to 3,000 dollars. Article 17 provides for the quality of construction and safety accidents for prefabricated concrete production enterprises, which should be legally responsible. Article 18 Article 19, which came into force on 6 September 2005, was repealed in conjunction with the provisional provision for the extension of the application of commodities by the communes (No. |
