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Yinchuan Homes Special Maintenance Fund Management Approach

Original Language Title: 银川市住宅专项维修资金管理办法

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Specific maintenance funding management approaches in the city of Sichuan

(The 100th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Greater Kichuan on 31 May 2012 considered the adoption of Decree No. 5 of 4 July 2012 by the Government of the Greater Sichuan City of 6 August 2012.

Chapter I General

In order to regulate the deposit, use and management of special maintenance funds in the home, the maintenance and normal use of courier facilities, the preservation of the legitimate rights and interests of all those who are dedicated to the maintenance of the dwelling funds, and the development of this approach, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on the Rights of People's Republic of China, the Regulations on Property Management, the regulations on the regulation of the operation of the Skuan industry.

Article 2

This approach refers to specific maintenance funds earmarked for the accommodation of commodities, the commune of the post-commercial residence, the maintenance and updating of the refurbishment of the equipment for shared facilities.

The scheme refers to the sale of houses under the laws, regulations and housing contracts, which are composed of single house owners or single house owners and non-residents connected with the structure, which generally include the basis of the home, heavy walls, wings, roofs, roofs, roofs, roofs, and walls outside the household.

This approach refers to the sale of facilities under the laws, regulations and housing contracts, which are cohabited by home owners or owners of the residential industry and associated non-residents, including, in general, ITU, spaceline, lighting, fire facilities, greenfields, roads, road lights, ponds, ponds, wells, non-commercial vehicle fleets, public goods facilities and buildings used in the equipment.

Article III governs the management of special maintenance funds for the home with the principle of exclusive storage, specialization, decision-making by all and government oversight.

Article IV. The municipal housing security authorities are the administrative authorities responsible for the deposit, management and use of special maintenance funds in the city's territory, with the specific responsibility for the management of special residential maintenance funds, as described in the MAS (hereinafter referred to as MA).

The municipal finance sector is responsible for overseeing the management and use of special maintenance funds for the home.

Chapter II

The owners of the following goods shall deposit special maintenance funds in accordance with the provisions of this scheme:

(i) The home, except for all of the owners of the business and the other material industry, which are not co-located and shared facilities;

(ii) Non-residents in a small residential area or non-residents associated with single housing structures.

The property listed in the preceding paragraph belongs to the public housing that has been sold, and the property unit shall deposit the special maintenance fund in accordance with the provisions of the scheme.

Article 6. The municipal housing security authorities should entrust commercial banks with the exclusive administration of funds earmarked for maintenance in the area of the city's territory, and establish specialized maintenance funds in the exclusive housing management bank.

Article 7. Banks that receive funds earmarked for maintenance should enter into financial regulation agreements with municipal housing security authorities. Secrete maintenance funds were established in the area of property management, with sub-householdings from the home gate.

Article 8

(i) The amount of $40 million for special maintenance funds for the land area of the ladder's accommodation;

(ii) The amount of $50 million for special maintenance funds for non-residents, cradle homes and villas for each square mete area.

The criteria for the deposit of special maintenance funds for the first residence listed in the previous paragraph should be adjusted in accordance with the prevailing circumstances of the city and be published in a timely manner after the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 9. The sale of public housing is governed by the following provisions:

(i) The owners of the industry have deposited special maintenance funds in accordance with the construction area owned by the owner, with the amount of 2 per cent of the local rental cost of each square kilometre building area holding the first maintenance fund;

(ii) The sale unit, in accordance with 20 per cent of the ladder's rents and 30 per cent of the ladder's home sales, distributes special maintenance funds from one of the sale rooms.

Article 10 In the area of operation management, all persons who do not belong to all other non-residents of the owner should deposit specific maintenance funds under article 8 of this scheme, and the exclusive management bank shall be accounted by a household or a vehicle number.

Article 11. Specific maintenance funds for the first residence shall be deposited at the following time and procedure:

(i) After the conclusion of a contract for the sale of commodity houses by the commodity owner and the development of construction units, the purchaser shall enter the first home-specific maintenance fund in full. Specific procedures are as follows:

1) The development of construction units, prior to the preparation of the project's Proceeds and the sale of homes, has been deposited with the Municipal Property Agency for special maintenance funds;

The Office of the Municipal Property Deposited a notice of special maintenance funds from the development construction units (hereinafter referred to as depositary notification);

The development of construction units will be handed over to the requisitioner and the purchaser has a depositary notification to the exclusive management bank to deposit the special maintenance fund for the first residence in full;

The Excellent Management Bank has issued a certificate of deposit to the purchaser.

(ii) The owners who have already sold public housing should, prior to the process of relocation, make the first home-specific maintenance funds available for specific maintenance funds or for the sale of housing units to the exclusive maintenance fund. The Public Housing Deal Unit shall, within 30 days of receipt of the sale of the dwellings, deposit the funds earmarked for maintenance of the dwelling.

Article 12

The special maintenance funds for the dwelling were paid in full, with the payment of the voucher by the municipality.

No special maintenance funds have been deposited under this approach, and construction units or public housing resale units may not be delivered to the purchaser.

Prior to the implementation of Article 13 of this approach, the communes and the public withholding of funds earmarked for the maintenance of dwellings have been sold, and the municipal housing security authorities should guide owners and public housing resale units to deposit special maintenance funds in full in accordance with Article 8, Article 9 of this scheme, and deposit funds earmarked for maintenance.

Article 14. Specific maintenance funds deposited by the owners of the industry are owned. The special maintenance funds deposited by the public housing resale units are owned by the sale units.

Prior to the establishment of the General Assembly, the special maintenance funds deposited by the owners of the industry are vested in the commune.

After the establishment of the General Assembly, it was decided that special maintenance funds should be administered by themselves, with the exclusive consent of more than two thirds of the total area of buildings and more than two thirds of the total number of business owners, and that a commercial bank at the location be entrusted with the exclusive administration of funds earmarked for residential maintenance in the area as a matter of operation. Business banks entrusted should comply with the provisions of article 7 of this approach.

Article 16 The General Assembly should establish a housing-specific maintenance management system, including the management of accounts, the use of residential special maintenance funds, the continuation of programmes and the use of pre-removal cases.

The special maintenance fund accounts established by the General Assembly of the owners should be subject to the supervision of the municipal housing security authorities.

Article 17

(i) The Commission has the following information to the CEO for the request:

1) Effective resolutions of the Conference;

The management system for special maintenance funds discussed;

The written authorization agreement with the special maintenance funds account management unit and the basic information on the operating licences and qualifications of the management units;

4 Other relevant information.

(ii) Within 30 working days, the exclusive management bank was informed to transfer the balance of the dedicated maintenance fund in the area of the management of the property to the special maintenance fund accounts established by the General Assembly.

Article 18 manages home-specific maintenance funds in one of the following cases:

(i) Changes in the area of property management;

(ii) Changes in the Commission;

(iii) Changes in the accounts management units commissioned by the Conference;

(iv) Other matters of change.

Article 19 The decision of the General Assembly to entrust the Industrial Property Organization with the management of the accounts of special maintenance funds for the maintenance of the dwellings, which shall be made available to the General Assembly of the owner under the special maintenance fund accounts and shall be transferred to the account in full.

Article 20 provides for a 30 per cent balance of the occupier's occupier's occupier's special maintenance fund, which is less than 30 per cent of the first occupier maintenance funds.

The establishment of the General Assembly of the Mainland and the special maintenance funds for the home have been transferred to the management of the General Assembly of the mainlanders, and the extension of the special maintenance funds for the home is developed by the Commission of the owners, with the consent of the Conference, which is specifically responsible for implementation.

Without the establishment of the General Assembly, the criteria for the renewal of special maintenance funds for the home are implemented in accordance with the standards published by the municipal housing security authorities in the year, which are deposited directly with the exclusive housing funds and accounted for by the respective owners.

Chapter III Use

Article 21 Specific maintenance funds dedicated to the maintenance and updating of housing units after the expiry of the maintenance and renovation of the communication of the communes, facilities and equipment are not diverted. The day-to-day cost of maintenance of the housing unit, a shared facility facility equipment, is covered by the owner by the owner by the owner of the property owner, from the cost of the maintenance and renovation of the house's premises and self-ustained facilities.

The cost-sharing of the accommodation is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 2 indicates that the construction is clean, maintenance can be used with the corresponding special maintenance funds and is carried out in accordance with the harmonized planning of the relevant sectors of the city's people's Government, and that the property owner bears the related costs.

Article 23. Priorities for maintenance of dwellings are transferred to the management of the main congresses, requiring the use of special maintenance funds for the home, which is governed by the following procedures:

(i) The applicant (the Industrial Commission, the Property Industry Enterprise, the Housing Management Unit or the relevant owner) submits a proposal for use under the maintenance project for a public regional presentation of 7 days involving the material industry; the use of the recommendations for the identification of the maintenance project needs to be carried out, and the specialized agencies should be entrusted with the identification and identification of the costs to be included in this cost;

(ii) The use of proposals by the owners of the total area of buildings with a specific maintenance funding for the home, with a total of more than two thirds of the total area;

(iii) The applicant has submitted the following information to the Industrial Office:

1) Applications for special maintenance funds;

2 Estimates for maintenance projects;

Engineering maintenance contracts;

A copy of the business licence and the certificate of qualifications of the maintenance unit;

The identification of maintenance projects shall provide expert identification reports or restatements from the relevant departments;

6 Other relevant materials.

(iv) In the first instance, following the completion of the review by the relevant superior sector, the Office of the Procurator-General is advised to transfer funds to the maintenance unit in the form of transfers. The first maintenance fund shall not exceed 50 per cent of the cost estimates for maintenance projects;

(v) Upon completion of the completion of the work, the applicant has the following information to the City Agency for Settlement:

1 Purchase contract or settlement agreement:

2 Purchase material for engineering, such as engineering accounts (or final accounts);

3 Invoices for work;

4 Other relevant materials.

(vi) In accordance with the construction maintenance contract or settlement agreement, the IPS, after deducting 5 per cent of the bond, advises the exclusive management bank to transfer the remaining funds to the maintenance unit;

(vii) After the completion of the work insurance period, it is eligible that the IPS notify the exclusive-source management bank to reproduce the maintenance unit.

Article 24

(i) The Commission of the owners of the industry proposes a special maintenance programme (hereinafter referred to as the use of the programme) and will use the programme to provide an indication of 7 days in the public domain of the material industry;

(ii) The use of programmes, with the exclusive coverage of residential special maintenance funds, consists of more than two thirds of the total area of buildings and more than two thirds of the owners;

(iii) The Commission of the Industrial Development Board has the following information to the CEO:

1) The use of advance requests for special maintenance funds;

2 Work maintenance contracts;

A copy of the business licence and the certificate of qualifications of the maintenance unit;

4 Other relevant materials.

(iv) In the first instance, the authorities of the city's housing security authorities have completed the clearance certificate, which is not in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and programmes, and is supplemented by the IPS notification to the Main Committee of the Industrial Property Organization and subsequently provided the evidence of the case;

(v) The business owners' committees are documented to transfer the required special maintenance funds to the maintenance units by the exclusive administration banks.

The Commission shall promptly regulate the settlement of and the actual cost-sharing costs of communal accommodations in the area of operation management of the same matter.

Article 25 projects for the maintenance of special maintenance funds administered by the escrow sector, with a total cost of less than 30,000 dollars, are submitted by the escrow sector to the commune financial sector; over 300,000 dollars, are reviewed and used by the escial financial sector.

In emergencies such as housing security, there is a need for immediate accommodation, maintenance and updating of facilities, equipment and rehabilitation, and special maintenance funds are used in the following procedures:

(i) Prior to the management of the General Assembly of the Princesss of Housing earmarked maintenance funds, in accordance with the following provisions:

The applicant has submitted the following information to the Industrial Office:

(1) Estimates for maintenance projects;

(2) A copy of the licence and the credentials of the maintenance unit;

(3) Other relevant information.

After the review of the IOMC, it was considered necessary for emergency maintenance to be admissible and informed of the applicant, and informed the Principal Management Bank to transfer funds to the maintenance unit in a transfer manner. The first maintenance fund shall not exceed 50 per cent of the cost estimates for maintenance projects;

After the completion of the work, the applicant is governed by articles 23, paragraphs 5, 6 and 7 of this approach.

(ii) After the management of the General Assembly of the Princessss of Housing earmarked maintenance funds, according to the following provisions:

The Board of Governors has received the following information on the maintenance project submission to the City Agency:

(1) Work maintenance contracts;

(2) A copy of the licence and the credentials of the maintenance unit;

(3) Other relevant information.

2 After the review of the IOMC, it was considered necessary to renovate the situation, to inform the Principal Commission and to provide evidence of the case;

The Board of Governors documented that the funds required for the maintenance of dwellings were transferred to the maintenance unit by the exclusive administration.

In the event of the preceding paragraph, no maintenance is carried out under the provisions, and the municipal service may organize the renovation and the maintenance costs are charged from the funds earmarked for the maintenance of the home of the relevant owners; they relate to the sale of public housing, and should also be covered from special maintenance funds for public housing.

Upon completion of the emergency maintenance project, the applicant, the Industrial Commission or the Industrial Office shall disclose the cost of emergency maintenance and the actual cost-sharing.

Article 27, when the housing-specific maintenance fund balance is not paid for maintenance works, the difference is partly developed by the General Assembly of the owner or the relevant owner.

The following eighteen charges shall not be charged against the specific maintenance funds of the home:

(i) The cost of maintenance, updating and rehabilitation of facilities should be borne by the law by the development of construction units or construction units;

(ii) Maintenance and conservation costs of water supply, electricity, heating, communications, cable television, etc. shall be borne by the relevant units by law:

(iii) The cost of repairs that are to be borne by the parties for human-induced damage to the housing unit and the equipment for shared facilities;

(iv) In accordance with the agreement on the work services contract, the cost of maintenance and conservation of the unitary accommodation, which is to be borne by the business sector.

The following funds should be transferred to the home-specific maintenance funds rolling:

(i) Storage interest in special maintenance funds;

(ii) The use of residential accommodation for the operation of a shared facility equipment, with the exception of the decision of the Conference;

(iii) Removal value recovered after the release of the equipment;

(iv) Other value-added benefits arising from the use of special residential maintenance funds in accordance with national provisions.

Chapter IV Oversight management

In the case of the transfer of home ownership, the owner should provide the transferee with information on the deposit and balance of the special maintenance funds earmarked for the home and provide effective evidence that the housing-specific maintenance fund balances in the house's accounts are accompanied by the ownership of the home.

The original owner has not deposited the special maintenance funds for the maintenance of the dwellings, and the transferee shall be transferred in accordance with the criteria for implementation published in the year.

Article 31 causes loss of homes due to demolitions, natural disasters or other reasons, and provides for the return of special maintenance funds for the home:

(i) Refunds for special maintenance funds for the housing balance in the accounts of the house;

(ii) Refund balances of special maintenance funds deposited by public housing resale units to return to the resale units; the sale units do not exist and collect the same bank in accordance with the financial reporting of the property unit.

Article 32, the Industrial Office and the Commission of the Mains, shall, at least once a year, check the accounts of special maintenance funds with the exclusive administration banks and make the following information available to the owners of the industry and the public housing resale units:

(i) Total deposit, use, value-added benefits and storage of special maintenance funds for the home;

(ii) Accidental project, cost and assessment;

(iii) The deposit, use, value-added benefits and the amount of the special maintenance funds in the accounts of the owners of the industry, the public housing resale units;

(iv) Information on the use and management of special residential maintenance funds.

The status of publication by the owner, the public housing resale unit may require review.

Article 33 ADB should send a special maintenance fund at least once a year to the City Agency for Property and the Main Committees.

Article 34 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women

Article XV should establish a residential special maintenance fund-raising system to receive inquiries from the owners of the industry, the public-private housing sales unit for the use of special maintenance funds in their sub-household accounts, value-added benefits and balance of accounts.

The cost of the operation of the financial management system and management costs incurred during the special maintenance funds for the escrowkeeping of the dwellings should be presented in the budget, with the approval of the financial sector, from the value added of the special maintenance fund.

The management and use of special maintenance funds in the home should be subject to the supervision and inspection of the financial, auditing sector. The audit department should conduct regular audits of the deposit and use of special maintenance funds for the home.

The financial management and accounting of funds earmarked for residential maintenance should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Department of State Finance.

The acquisition, use, maintenance and write-off management of special maintenance funds should be carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the financial sector of the self-government area.

Chapter V

Article 33 governs the management of specialized maintenance funds for more than two non-residents, taking into account this approach.

The deposit, use and management reference to special maintenance funds in Nongin District, Meanland, and the city of Tinavu is implemented.

Article 40 During the period from 90 days from the date of implementation of the scheme, the subsectors of the special maintenance projects that have been deposited with the exclusive maintenance funds of the house during the transition period are still deposited with specific maintenance funds in accordance with the original criteria; and after the interim period, the deposit criteria set out in this approach are implemented.