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(Prelease No. 125 of 11 July 2003 by the 15th Standing Conference of the People's Government of the State of Solemn on 4 July 2003) Chapter I General Article I, in order to enhance urban risk management, expedite the rehabilitation of dangerous homes, guarantee the housing and safety of households, and develop this approach in the light of the Urban Hazardous Houses Regulation issued by the Ministry of Construction. Article 2, which refers to dangerous homes described in this approach, means that the structure has been severely damaged or restructured as already dangerous components, is at any time at risk of losing structural stability and affordability, and does not guarantee residence and the use of safe houses. Article 3. This approach applies to all types of homes within the city's urban planning area. Article IVowners and users of homes should protect and correctly use their homes and prohibit unauthorized access, re windows, holes and additional construction (construction) and other practices that undermine the security of homes. Article 5 Other relevant departments should work in line with their respective responsibilities to cooperate with the management of dangerous homes in real estate management. Districts (markets), top-urban real estate management is responsible for the management of dangerous homes in the current administration. Chapter II Article 6. The Housing Safety Identification Body receives operational guidance and oversight management in the real estate management. Article 7. The owner or the user shall regularly carry out security inspections of their homes, such as the discovery of the situation in the home and the timely commission of the identification of the housing safety accreditation body. Article 8. When the owner or the user entrusts the owner with the identification of the housing safety accreditation body, it shall provide his home ownership certificate, the right to use or other relevant legal documents. Article 9. The parties entrusted with the identification shall, in accordance with the needs of the housing security certificate, provide construction technical information to the house's safety accreditation body and technical information on the work of the identified house-related defence and the pipeline for drainage, natural gas, heating and gas. Article 10 After the authorization of the housing security accreditation body, the identification should be conducted in a timely manner. For general buildings, the identification conclusions should be concluded within one month of the date of receipt of the necessary technical information; the special complex identification project could extend the period of identification, but the extension period should not exceed 2 months. Article 11 (i) Initial investigations: identification of the history and status of homes, access to housing design, construction, alteration, solid paper and related technical information; (ii) On-site survey: survey of heavy components such as the foundation, walls, pillars, embassies, roofs, roofs, etc., and observation of the impact of neighbouring buildings and constructions on the identified housing structure and the impact of geomorphology, geomorphology, drainage systems on recognized homes, testing, recording various damage data and status; (iii) Monitoring tests and collating technical information; (iv) Identification of conclusions: an analysis of all information obtained from surveys, surveys, tests and calculations, a comprehensive judgement, an input to the issue of housing security identification instruments. Article 12 deals with the following four categories, depending on the type of housing, conditions of use, actual delivery, etc., which are identified as hazardous houses: (i) Observing the use of: in the short term, after the application of appropriate security technical measures, it is necessary to continue to observe houses; (ii) Processing of the use of hazardous homes that are applicable to the adoption of measures to supplement, plus solid, safe technologies; (iii) Cessation of the use of: housing that is applicable to unnovated values, is temporarily removed and does not endanger neighbouring buildings and the security of others; (iv) Overall dismantlement: it is applicable to the refurbishment of a dangerous and unnovated value that may endanger the homes of neighbouring buildings and security. Article 13. As a result of the review of qualifications by the municipal real estate management and the issuance of an operational certificate, the owner may take the floor. Article XIV provides for more than two (two) identifiers to participate in the security identification of homes. The housing safety accreditation body may hire experts or invite the relevant sector to participate in the identification. Article 15. Safety of housing is validated in accordance with the criteria for the identification of hazardous homes issued by the Ministry of Construction. Safety identification of industrial buildings, public buildings, high-level buildings and property protection buildings should also be implemented in the light of technical standards, norms and protocols, in addition to the implementation of the standards set forth in the above-mentioned standards. Article 16 provides that the identification of housing safety should be used in the harmonized format of the urban real estate management, with a special chapter for the safety of dangerous homes. The housing safety recognition instrument should be accompanied by referrals to the city or the district (market) and the top-urban property management case. Article 17, which is validated for hazardous homes, shall be addressed by the housing security accreditation body in the findings. In municipalities or districts (markets), top-urban real estate management should inform the owner or the user of the house to deal with their views, and in the case of housing that may endanger the safety of the person or property, the time limit shall be discontinued. Article 18 Article 19, which is validated as hazardous houses, is charged by the owner; the identification is carried out by the commissionor for non-risk homes. Article 20 Authors or relevant parties have contested the findings of the identification of the housing security accreditation body, which may be presented to the city or the district (market), to the top-urban property management. The real estate management shall organize the evaluation of the findings by the Group of Experts, which shall inform the housing safety accreditation body and the relevant parties. Chapter III Article 21, the owner and the user of the house shall regularly inspect their homes. During the period of May, the owner of the house should be prepared to be at risk; all-level real estate management should, under the same-level people's Government, strengthen monitoring and prepare for disaster relief. Article 2 states that the owner of the house is at risk and is in a timely manner at risk of being put in place; it is temporarily difficult and should take security measures. Article 23 identifies as hazardous houses, the owner or the user must be treated in a timely manner, in accordance with the management observations of the housing security accreditation body and the notice of the property administration. Article 24 Risk management of identified as hazardous homes should be subject to guidance and oversight. After the measures taken by the owner or the user of the house to deal with the risk, the real estate management case should be reported. Article 25 When the owner of the house is at risk of being identified as a hazardous house or when the reconstruction needs to be carried out, the relevant departments, such as planning, public safety, municipal and human-protection, should be supported in a timely manner. Article 26 Chapter IV Corporal punishment Article 27 has one of the following circumstances that cause loss of others and should be responsible for the exclusion of dangerous and compensatory damages: (i) The owner of the house has a risk of discrepancy or damage; (ii) As identified as hazardous houses, homeowners or users do not take exclusive risk-removal measures as required by the real estate management; (iii) The unauthorized alteration of housing structures, components, equipment or the nature of their use, affecting the security of others' homes; (iv) The use of houses hinders access by homeowners to dangerous housing measures; (v) As a result of construction, savings and collisions endanger the security of homes. Article 28 was identified as hazardous houses, where the owner or the user was not treated in a timely manner as required by the real estate management, was processed by the city, the district (market) and the top-urban property management order, with a fine of up to $50 million. Article 29 states that, in one of the following cases, loss of others has been caused by a housing safety certificate body responsible for damages: (i) Identification of non-hazardous homes as hazardous houses; (ii) Identification of hazardous houses as non-risk homes and accident within an effective time frame; (iii) Incidents caused by delays in the identification period. Chapter V Article 33 The Urban Harmful Housing Management Scheme (No. 17) issued by the Government of the People of the city on 25 November 1991 was repealed. |
