(The 145th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 2 December 2009 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 94 of 11 January 2010 on the Government of the Know City, which was launched effective 1 March 2010)

Article 1 promotes technological progress in the construction industry, enhances the management of construction festivals, improves the urban environment, and develops this approach in line with the relevant laws and regulations such as the Cleaner Production Promotion Act of the People's Republic of China, the Construction Quality Management Regulations, the Civil Construction Section Energy Regulations.

Article II refers to the fact that, according to existing national standards, there is a proportion of units such as cement, creed, water and, according to the needs of imported exigencies and minerals, the sale and use of transport vehicles in the form of concrete coups to the place of use within the specified period of time.

Article 3. This approach applies to prefabricated production, transport, use and monitoring management within the city's administration.

Article IV provides for the supervision, management of prefabricated production and use in the city, directly responsible for the production and management of prefabricated areas, trajectory areas, communic areas, the Western mountain administrative region and the new area of Gang, the development area of the new technology industry in the Know State, the Skekong National Tourism Receiving Zone, the development of national economic technology (hereinafter referred to as three development (release) zones) and the supervision, management and operation of other districts.

Other districts (communes) have established administrative authorities responsible for prefabricated management within the current administrative area.

Relevant sectors such as environmental protection, integrated administration of urban management, transport management of public security agencies, safe production monitoring are jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5. Building and relevant administrations should encourage prefabricated production enterprises to use advanced production equipment and production processes, to make use of sophisticated production equipment and production processes, to make use of resources in an integrated manner, to save energy and to use industrial solid waste and energy-efficient construction materials widely in the production process.

Advantages for productive enterprises that have contributed significantly in terms of technological advances, energy savings, the use of industrial solid wastes and energy-efficient construction materials, and the establishment of administrative authorities to recognize and fund-raising.

Article 6 within the city's executive region, the construction of a lump sum in excess of 6 cubic metres should be used in the light of the following provisions, prohibiting on-site rotation:

(i) With effect from 1 March 2010, the construction of the main urban planning area (including three development(s) areas), the new area planning area for the Gangong region, the Annin urban planning area, the Eastern Sichuan and the Hindu city town, as well as the construction of the area in the area of the rocky landscape;

(ii) The construction of construction works in the district (commune) district planning area, effective 1 July 2010.

In accordance with article 6 of this approach, prefabricated construction works should be used in one of the following cases, which could be combined on the construction site, and the construction should be made available to the building of administrative authorities prior to the construction of the construction process:

(i) For road traffic reasons, the transport of prefabricated concrete vehicles cannot reach the construction site;

(ii) In the light of the special needs of construction works, there is no prospect for the production of polymers;

(iii) Other confirmations are required to be assembled on the construction site.

Measures such as effective safety protection, dust, slogan and wastewater emissions should be taken in accordance with national standards and regulations relating to environmental protection.

Article 8 should use prefabricated construction works in accordance with article 6 of this approach, and construction units should incorporate prefabricant use requirements into construction solicitation documents and construction contract contracts.

The construction units should commit to building administrative authorities to use prefabricated areas.

Article 9 Pregnant production enterprises should obtain a certificate of qualifications issued by the executive authorities, in accordance with the relevant provisions, and organize production and sales of precisions within the limits.

Unless the prefabricated production company does not produce and sell precision.

Article 10 prefabricated the establishment of a ratifier (at the plant) for concrete production enterprises should be in line with national and provincial, municipal resource savings, clean production, safe civilization production, and became hard-call in the pyrethroids, greening downs, sewerage, sequestration, sandal breaks, etc., and reporting on municipal construction of administrative authorities.

Article 11. The following provisions should be adhered to in the production process:

(i) Strict implementation of national, provincial standards, norms and protocols, and the establishment of improved quality security assurances systems and operational mechanisms;

(ii) The use of qualified construction materials for sampling, sampling, testing and inspection of raw materials, as required by the relevant technical standards, and archiving of inspection and inspection data;

(iii) Prohibition of the use of sandals extracted from pond basins and other priority regions;

(iv) Other provisions of laws, regulations, regulations and relevant technical standards.

Article 12 shall comply with the following provisions in the use of prefabricated concretes:

(i) Construction units or construction units purchase precisions for productive enterprises with corresponding qualifications;

(ii) The construction unit is able to complete and open the ground and provide the necessary conditions for the transport and use of prefabricated buildings;

(iii) In accordance with national, provincial, municipal and contractual agreements, the treasury units oversee the use of prefabricated concretes in construction units.

(iv) The construction unit, under the supervision of the penitentiary units, will carry out joint checks on the ground in accordance with national, provincial standards, norms, protocols and contract agreements, as well as archiving the receipt of the information, without experience or identifying unqualified prefabricanes;

(v) The construction unit, under the supervision of the treasury units, conducts construction in accordance with the requirements of the prefabricated concrete, provincial standards, norms and protocols to ensure the quality of construction;

(vi) Other provisions of laws, regulations, regulations and relevant technical standards.

Article 13 prefabricated concrete production enterprises should ensure good transport vehicles, safe transport and the integrity of the vehicle and take appropriate protection measures in the transport process.

Pregnant concrete vehicles should be assembled in a pooled yard (at the plant), in the construction site, without directly placing the washed wastewater into urban drainage networks and rivers.

Article XIV prefabricated the use of specialized vehicles for the production of enterprises, which are required to enter the area of restricted movement in the main urban planning area, should apply to the urban public security authorities for the processing of the town pass.

Access to other districts (communes) restricted the area of movement, and transport management at the location should apply to the local public safety authorities for the processing of the town pass.

The prefabricated concrete vehicles with access to the town pass should be subject to traffic regulations and to the time and movement management provisions of the city.

Article 15 sets out the prefabrication required for emergency hijacking and disaster relief works, and prefabricated production enterprises should be subject to the uniform arrangements for the construction of administrative authorities.

Article 16 provides that the municipal authorities should publish, in a timely manner, the directory of treasury enterprises to society.

Article 17

Article 18, in violation of article 6 of this approach, provides that construction units or construction units are self-confused on the construction site and that construction units are responsible for the cessation of construction by the integrated administrative law enforcement sector in urban management, the duration of conversion and the imposition of fines of $80 per cubic metre, in accordance with actual gestures, but each fine shall not exceed $30,000.

Article 19, in violation of article 11, paragraph (b), of this approach, is redirected by the Integrated Administrative Law Enforcement Department of Urban Management, stops the use and imposes a fine of up to 20,000 dollars.

Article 20, in violation of article 12, paragraph (iv), of this approach, provides for the use of unintended or unqualified precisions that are redirected by the Integrated Administrative Law Enforcement Department of Urban Management and fines of $80 per cubic munition in accordance with actual advances on the ground, but not more than 30,000 dollars per month. A quality accident is addressed in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 21, in violation of article 7, paragraph 2, article 11, subparagraph (i), article 13, article 14 of this approach, is governed by the relevant provisions in the areas of environmental protection, safe production supervision, integrated urban administration, transport management of public security authorities.

Article 22 prefabricated production enterprises are one of the following acts and are recorded by the municipal authorities in poor information records:

(i) The establishment of a ratifier (at the plant) has not been specified, and the time limit is being changed and has not been changed;

(ii) The monthly statements for the prefabricated concrete sales and the monthly statements for the release of cement and industrial solid waste use have not been reported as required, which have been corrected by an order of responsibility and postponed;

(iii) In violation of national, provincial, municipal laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, administrative sanctions.

Article 23. The executive branch and its staff have one of the following cases, which are administratively disposed of in accordance with the law; constitutes a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law:

(i) Not subject to the provision or beyond the authorization of competence;

(ii) Uncontrolled accidents that cause quality safety;

(iii) Non-time investigation or investigation of violations by law;

(iv) Other omissions, provocative fraud and abuse of authority.

Article 24 The Queen Mini City Government's Packling of Goods by 1 April 2003 (No. 41) was repealed.