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(The 11th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Youth of 30 June 2004 considered the adoption of Decree No. 169 of 20 August 2004 on the People's Government of Blue Island, which came into force on 1 October 2004) Article 1 provides for the establishment and improvement of affordable housing systems in towns to guarantee the basic housing needs of the lowest-income households in the towns, and to develop this approach in line with the provisions of the relevant legislation, legislation and the National Minimum Income Housing Management Scheme. Article 2 applies to the city's South Zone, the northern area of the city, the Quartet area and the area of Leeung (hereinafter referred to as the four areas of the city). Article 3. The Urban Land Resources and Housing Authority is responsible for the management of housing security for households with the lowest income in the city (referred to as good housing security). The Urban Housing Development Centre is responsible for the specific management of housing security in the city. Departments such as municipal finance, civil affairs, construction, tax, labour and social security, prices are divided according to their responsibilities and are responsible for securing affordable housing. Article IV. The manner in which housing security is guaranteed should be dominated by the granting of rental housing subsidies, which are supplemented by physical distribution, rental nuclear reductions. The scheme referred to the payment of rental housing subsidies, which refers to the Government's grant of subsidies to eligible applicants, which are leased in the market. The scheme refers to the direct provision of housing by the Government to eligible applicants and the payment of rents in accordance with low-pervised rental standards. The scheme referred to a reduction in rents, which means that the property rights unit, in accordance with the Government's provisions, granted a nuclear-reducing rent to the lowest-income families of the already rented homes for a certain period of time, in accordance with the rental standards and the standard of area in kind. Article 5 (i) Funds for the municipal budget arrangements; (ii) Separate housing resale; (iii) Complementary funding for affordable housing in urban areas, as prescribed in the value-added income for housing; (iv) receive social donations and funds mobilized through other channels. Inadequate rental housing security funds are subject to exclusive storage for rental housing subsidies, for example, purchases, maintenance and property management in kind. Article 6 (i) The acquisition of old housing that meets the standards of integrity housing security; (ii) Construction of housing that is consistent with the standards of housing security; (iii) Removal of old-age housing or air-conditioning affordable housing for housing that meets the standards of integrity housing security; (iv) Socially donated housing that meets the standards of housing security; (v) Removable housing that is in line with the standards of housing security in other channels. Article 7. Newly constructed physical distribution of tenants should be made available in an administrative manner; in the area of administrative expenses, preferential treatment should be given to the economic application of housing policies; and tax incentives should be granted to the tax administration in the purchase of old housing as a source of physical distribution and to the rental income in kind. Article 8 is also in line with the following conditions, which may apply for rental housing subsidies or physical distribution: (i) Per capita income does not exceed the minimum standard of living for the inhabitants of the city and is accepted by the civil affairs sector for more than six months; (ii) The applicant obtains more than five years for non-agricultural households in four areas of the city; (iii) The use of houseless or private housing and rental housing does not exceed 6 m2 per capita. In accordance with the terms of subparagraphs (i) to (ii) above, the minimum income for the town where housing is now rented can be applied to the city's resources and the Housing Authority for rent reductions. In-kind leases should be directed to special hardship families such as unaccompanied or lost labour capacity. Article 9 contains no more than 60 per cent of the area of per capita housing in the last year of publication. The rental standard for the physical distribution of rents consists of maintenance fees and management costs. The rental subsidy rate for rental housing is calculated in accordance with the difference between the average market rental and the physical distribution of rents. The standard of security for affordable housing needs to be adjusted and implemented by the Urban Land Resources and the Housing Authority after the approval of the municipality. Article 10 Applications for affordable housing security, in accordance with the following procedures: (i) Applications. The applicant submits the following materials to the Urban Land Resources and Housing Authority: The minimum living guarantees for the urban inhabitants of Blue Island; The home ownership certificate and the home lease certificate of residence; the owner is certified by the office of the unit or a household's street office; The civil affairs sector has been accepted to provide support for more than six months; Household books and identity cards; Authorization and identification are required to be submitted. (ii) Accepted. In order to meet the conditions set forth in this approach, it should be admissible and the admissibility of the voucher; in accordance with the provisions of the Convention, the voucher is inadmissible. (iii) Approval. The Land Resources and Housing Authority shall be subject to review within 15 working days after receipt of the request. (iv) Annotations. In accordance with the conditions of the review, the basic situation should be indicated at the location of the family's family's head or place of residence. (v) Registration. No objection shall be granted in the course of the public statements; there shall be any objection, verification, non-registration and written notification. Article 11. The Land Resources and Housing Authority, in accordance with the reality of granting registration of the family, implements the physical distribution of the leases in the order of the round. During the round-table period, the applicant's basic situation changed, and the applicant should be declared in a timely manner; and the removal of the round of the waiting date was not in accordance with the conditions of the application. Article 12 households that have granted rental housing benefits shall enter into rental housing subsidy agreements with the Urban Housing Development Centre; after the rental of homes in the market, the signed rental agreement and the home lease claims are submitted to the municipal residential development centre for the payment of rental housing benefits from the Urban Housing Development Centre. Families that have granted rents in kind should enter into housing lease agreements with the Urban Housing Development Centre. The lease agreement should clarify the situation of affordable housing, the duration of the lease, the criteria for rent, the manner of freeing the home and the responsibility for default. The lessee shall perform the agreed payment of the rent. Families that have been granted rent reductions are determined by rented nuclear reductions from the Centre for Housing Development to provide for the processing of rental nuclear reductions by housing property units. Article 13 The Urban Housing Development Centre should regularly publicize and receive social oversight of the security of affordable housing. Article 14. The Urban Housing Development Centre shall carry out a review of the basic conditions of the population, economic income, housing, etc., with the Civil Administration and the Office of the streets each year, and adjust the housing security standards in accordance with the review results. Family income exceeds the standard of income for more than one year, and it should be removed from its eligibility for decent rental housing, the suspension of rental housing subsidies, the recovery of rented housing, and the cessation of rent reductions. Article 15. The Urban Housing Development Centre and its mandated sectors can verify the income and housing status of the application for the family, including through surveys, neighbouring visits and letters. The applicant and the relevant units, organizations or individuals should be surveyed, if any. Article 16 Families who are entitled to affordable housing security should be declared as family income. If the retreat, conceals the relevant circumstances or falsely confirms that it is forfeiture housing security, the eligibility of its application shall be removed by law, shall be charged with the return of the accepted rental housing allowance, the withdrawal of the leased housing and the difference between the average rental of the market and the standard of the physical distribution of rents, the payment of the nuclear damage; the gravity and the fine of up to 1,000 dollars. Article 17 is one of the tenants of the right to adequate housing security, which is recovered by the city's resources and the Housing Authority, or by the discontinuation of rental housing subsidies or the cessation of rental nuclear reductions: (i) The transfer of rented homes and the transfer of rents; (ii) Removal of the use of homes; (iii) Inhabitation of rented homes for more than six months. Article 18 manages staff members who are in good housing security, with the following acts to be administratively disposed of in accordance with the law; in serious circumstances, constitute a crime and hold their criminal responsibility under the law: (i) No procedure and time-bound; (ii) No charges according to the provisions; (iii) Resistance to assist the parties in concealing the real situation; (iv) To request and receive property from others; (v) There are other non-compliance with the oversight responsibility or oversight of misconduct. The management reference to housing security for the lowest-income families in the town area is implemented in accordance with Article 19 of the Convention. Article 20 The management of housing security for the minimum income of the city of Blue Island, issued on 16 November 2001, was also repealed. |
