Chapter 1 Definitions

Chapter 2 Connectivity

Chapter 3 Contribute to the plant

Chapter 4 Prohibition

Chapter 5 Message to the affected owners

Chapter 6 Crow and other things.

Chapter 7 Punishment

Completion of connection and so on for collective heat treatment plants

In accordance with section 11 (4), 2, section 12 (2). 2, section 13 (3). 2, section 14 (4). 2 and 3, section 15, section 26 a, nr. Rule 34 (1) and Article 34 (1). 2, in the subject of heat supply, cf. Law Order no. 347 of 17. May 2005, as amended by law no. 520 of the seventh. June 2006 and Law No 1555 of 21 December 2010, and section 26 (1). 4, in the case of natural gas supply, cf. Law Order no. 1116 of 8. In November 2006, and after negotiating with the municipal organisations, the following shall be determined :

Chapter 1

Definitions

§ 1. For the purposes of this notice :

1) Connectivity : An obligation for a property to be connected to the collective heat treatment plant in the area, which means, inter alia, that the property owner must contribute financially to the collective supply, cf. § 7.

2) Tranquilizer : An obligation for a property already connected to the collective heat supply plant in the area shall remain connected to this, which means, inter alia, that the property owner must continue to contribute financially to the collective supply, cf. § 7.

3) Collective heat-supply installations : A facility covered by section 2 of the heat supply law.

4) Supply company : A company which operates a collectively heat supply system covered by section 2 (2) of the heat supply. 1, no. 1 and 2, or a distribution undertaking covered by section 6 of natural gas supply law. 4.

5) Existing Lavender Buildings : Deviations in which it can be documented that, at the time of the permit, they met at the time, pursuant to the structure, in accordance with the energy requirements applicable to energy consumption for low-energy energy.

6) New setters listed as Lavender Buildings : Facilities where it can be documented that, at the time of the application for the construction authorisation, they meet the energy requirements for energy consumption for low-level energy buildings as laid down in the building code.

7) Building Regulation : Construction Conversion 2010, with subsequent changes, and then future building regulations.

8) Step guy : Heater with inverted combustion or automatic stokersystem which is coupled to the central heating system and is not fitted with automatic ashudinate. The kedle or plant is designed and capable of being used solely for fire with pure wood, for example wood tiles, wooden pills or wood.

Chapter 2

Connectivity

§ 2. The City Council may impose a new and existing settlement and maintenance obligation for a collectively heat supply plant. Decisions on this subject may not be taken before the conditions for this are lit up in one of the municipal management board approved project. The decision shall be made at the same time as or immediately following approval of the project.

§ 3. Application for approval of the project for the approval of the connector, be-or-bound obligation to a collectively heat supply system shall be in writing and accompanied by the following information to the extent necessary for the municipal management board ; the assessment of the application :

1) The project or those responsible for the project.

2) The relationship to the heat design, including supply conditions, and local plans.

3) Timetable for the connection.

4) Determination of supply areas.

5) List of properties which, according to the project, are intended to be linked to the plant by injunction, connectivity, blimeses or contributory obligations to the plant.

6) Economic consequences for the affected lodowners, including the connectivity and timing of the user connection and so on.

7) Examples of the user economy by connectivity to collective supply in relation to heating heating with heating pumps, including in different heat requirements.

8) Legal effects of connectivity or obligation to be required.

9) What existing settlements cannot be imposed on the obligations of a connection or a blitulary requirement.

10) Dispensation.

§ 4. The local authorities shall ensure that, in writing of the project, due to the obligation to apply to the installation, due to the obligation to apply to the installation, due to the obligation to impose obligations imposed on the project, the project will be notified in writing to ensure that any comments may be made ; sent within 4 weeks.

§ 5. The municipality shall forward landowners to the obligation imposed on the project to be subject to the obligation, the obligation or the obligation to carry out the installation, in writing on the approval of the project and the decision to make a decision on the obligation to apply to the obligation to apply to it ; the obligation to provide for the installation and the obligation to provide information on the provision of information relating to the right to appeal and the time limit. The time limit shall be taken from the time the date of the notification has been received by the local authority.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall forward the written notice to the reasons as soon as possible and no later than four weeks after the decision to impose obligations, a duty bound or the obligation to contribute to the obligation to contribute to it.

§ 6. The local authority may impose a collection or maintenance obligation solely on a property to a collectively heat supply plant, provided that the supply company has committed itself to the safe premises of the installation, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 2. The facility is available when the supply company has established the technical facilities, etc., which shall be established by the company as a condition of the approval of the building, and the facility has the capacity to supply the property.

Paragraph 3. The supply company does not have a duty to ensure a property supply option from the plant when it is situated or is referenced in an area in which the municipality Board, on the basis of an approved revised project, has decided to limit the party obligation to the facility for new construction, where the owners have not been informed by the decision, cf. § 8.

Paragraph 4. The obligation to supply natural gas undertakings shall not have a universal service for consumers in areas where the municipality board has taken a decision pursuant to paragraph 1. 3.

§ 7. The Municipal Management Board ' s decision to impose a property connection obligation to a collectively heat supply system shall mean :

1) the supply company from the connection time, cf. paragraph 3, may require the property owner to pay for the party's connection fees and charges which, according to the company's notification to the Energy Review, are applicable to properties that belong to the plant ; and

2) the supply company may establish the requirements set out in section 6 (2). 2, mentioned etc, etc., and random lines.

Paragraph 2. The decision by the Municipality Management Board to impose a collection obligation for a collectively heat supply plant shall mean that the supply company from the time of the connection must be required, cf. paragraph 3, may charge the property owner to pay the taxes which, according to the company's notification to the Energy Review, are applicable to property that is connected to the installation.

Paragraph 3. The time of connection is understood as the time when there is a supply option from the installation and to which the local authorities have called for the premises in sections 8, 10, 11 and 12 of this notice to have required the property to be connected or remain connected to this.

Especially about the connection of new settment.

§ 8. New settment may be required to connect to a collectively heat supply system at the time of the deployment of the build, cf. however, section 17 (3). 3. The local authority shall notify the owner of the property decision to this end by issuing the building permit.

§ 9. Where there is no supply option from the collective heating system at the time of entry, the property may require the supply company to install a temporary heat-supply plant to the construction without any extra cost for the owner.

Paragraph 2. The cost of the temporary appeal shall be covered by each of the half of the municipality and the supply company.

The time of the closing date and special rules for the obligation to be required to be required

§ 10. Existing furtherance may be required to be connected to a collectively heat supply plant with a nine-year period, cf. however, section 11 (1). 1, section 12, paragraph 1. 1, section 15, paragraph 1. Paragraph 17 (1) and section 17 (3). The time limit shall be taken into account at the time when the municipality Board has decided on the obligation to join, cf. however, section 14 (4). 1.

§ 11. A decision on the obligation to take effect shall take effect from the date on which the municipal authorities have taken a decision on the obligation to be required.

Paragraph 2. Once the municipality board has sent a project to impose a tender obligation for consultation, the termination of an existing item-delivery agreement with the supply company may not be effective until the local authority decision has taken a decision on the project. The termination will, however, no later than a few 12 months after the project has been submitted for consultation.

Replacement of essential thermal installations in properties imposed on the obligation to be attached

§ 12. The local authority may decide that the premises assigned to the obligation to connect must be connected at the time when essential heating installations must be replaced when the replacement takes place before the end of the in section 10 has expired. the deadline for connection.

Paragraph 2. The city council may take a decision in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 when

1) there is a supply option from the plant ; or

2) The municipality Board may refer the owner to temporarily use a specified heat installation until there is a supply option from the facility.

Paragraph 3. The owner of the property owner has a duty to report the replacement of essential heating installations for the municipality when the municipality has taken a decision in accordance with paragraph 1. 1, cf. however, section 14 (4). 2.

§ 13. The Municipal Management Board ' s decision in accordance with section 12 (2). 1, must be reported to the property owner as soon as possible.

Paragraph 2. The notification shall contain details of the notification obligation referred to in section 12 (3). 3, and the question of how the owner should remain indifferent if essential heating installations are to be replaced.

§ 14. If the municipal board has not taken a decision, as referred to in paragraph 12, paragraph 1. 1, and essential heating installations must be replaced in a property, the owner may report the replacement to the municipality and require that the period for connection after paragraph 10 is taken from the time of notification. The deadline for connection after section 10 is taken from the time of notification when this is required.

Paragraph 2. A decision after paragraph 12 (2). Paragraph 1 shall not apply to an estate whose owner has sent the municipality a notification under paragraph 1. 1 with requirements that the time limit for connection must be taken from the time of notification, if the municipality has received this notification before the decision, after paragraph 12 (1), has been notified. 1 has been notified to the owner.

Construction not required to be connected

§ 15. The following categories of existing settlement may not be subject to the obligation to be attached :

1) Buildings, where the conversion to collective heat is necessary because of the necessary, major installation or structural change after the discretion of the municipal management board will be disproportionately beset.

2) Buildings designed with a renewable energy plant, such as solar heating systems, heat pumps, windmills, biogas plants, hydrogen gas plants, composting plants, hydroelectric plants, wooden or limping, and where the plant or plant together-after The authority of the municipal management board has a capacity to cover more than half of the building's energy consumption for heating and supply with hot water.

3) Buildings where profits from production activities after the municipal management board estimate more than half of the building's energy consumption for heating and supply with hot water.

4) Buildings that are charged to the demolitions within a shorter range of years.

5) Buildings that are not designed to be constantly heated during the firing season.

6) Existing Lavender Buildings, cf. § 1, no. 5.

Paragraph 2. The following categories of existing settlement may not be required to be required to carry out a duty bound :

1) Buildings designed with a renewable energy plant, such as solar heating systems, heat pumps, windmills, biogas plants, hydrogen gas plants, composting plants, hydroelectric plants, wooden or limping, and where the plant or plant together-after The authority of the municipal management board has a capacity to cover more than half of the building's energy consumption for heating and supply with hot water.

2) Buildings where profits from production activities after the municipal management board estimate more than half of the building's energy consumption for heating and supply with hot water.

3) Buildings that are not designed to be constantly heated during the firing season.

4) Existing Lavender Buildings, cf. § 1, no. 5.

§ 16. Owners of the premises assigned to the obligation or the obligation to provide for a collectively heat supply plant may not subsequently require the obligation to be exempt from the obligation under the provisions of section 15, cf. however, section 17 (3). 1.

Pensation

§ 17. In specific cases, the local authority may decide, in specific cases, that existing settlement of the obligation or obligation to be established must be exempt from the obligation, as well as in specific cases the extension of the obligation to be granted, the connectivity period, cf. § 10.

Paragraph 2. The local authority shall provide, provided that the property concerned is a family property, in accordance with the request for a derogation from the obligation to apply to a person who :

1) is a pensioner at the time of the connection, cf. Section 7 (2). 3,

2) have been the owner or medejer of the property concerned since the time when the municipal management board took a decision on the obligation to be attached ; and

3) have been permanently domiciled on the property concerned since the time when the municipal management board took a decision on the obligation to be attached.

Paragraph 3. The Municipality Management Board shall grant a derogation from the obligation to provide for new settlements listed as the lavender grid, cf. § 1, no. 6. The allowance shall be issued to the owner of the property by issuing the building permit.

Paragraph 4. The local authority shall inform the supply company for information on derogations given in accordance with this provision.

Chapter 3

Contribute to the plant

§ 18. The local authority may decide that ownership of buildings which may be required to be connected to a collectively heat supply plant shall be required to pay a one-time contribution to the plant. Decisions on this subject cannot be taken before the conditions laid down for this are illuveable in an approved project. The decision to this effect must be taken at the same time as or immediately after the approval of the project, Article 20, too.

Paragraph 2. The aid which may be leviated when there is a supply option from the facility may not exceed half of the connection charge that is applicable to the installation, cf. Section 7 (2). 1, no. 1.

Paragraph 3. If there is a later connection charge from the property, the contributions shall be collected in accordance with paragraph 1. 1 shall be deducted.

Paragraph 4. Ownership owners may not be required to pay any contributions to the plant in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

Chapter 4

Prohibition

§ 19. If the municipal management board considers that it is necessary to implement the heat-supply planning in accordance with Chapter 2 of the heat-supply law, the municipality Board may decide that specific heating systems specified should not be established in existing conditions or a new settlement within a defined geographical area, cf. however, paragraph 1 3.

Paragraph 2. To the extent that the climate and energy minister has announced on the basis of the section 14 (4) of the heat supply, 2, the municipal management board shall, at the same time as the project approval, decide that the heating systems referred to in the area concerned must not be established within the scope of the existing or other property.

Paragraph 3. Prohibition cannot be laid down against the establishment of installations referred to in section 15 (3). 1, no. 2 and 3, as well as the establishment of electrical heating in existing lavender buildings, cf. § 1, no. 5. Prohibition does not cover buildings mentioned in section 15 (3). 1, no. 5.

Paragraph 4. The local authorities may, on application, grant a derogation from a prohibition. The Municipality Board shall grant a derogation to new settlements established as Lavender Buildings, cf. § 1, no. 6, from a ban on which the municipal board has established the establishment of electric heating.

Paragraph 5. The Municipal Board shall not be in accordance with the letter of the Energy Ministry of 6. In May 1994 on the prohibition of heat-supply law against the construction of electricity heating in existing and new setters located in collective supply areas, prohibit the establishment of electricity-warming setting up for existing lavender buildings, cf. § 1, no. 5.

Paragraph 6. The Municipality Board shall grant a derogation to new settlements established as Lavender Buildings, cf. § 1, no. 6, from the prohibition of the municipal management board, towards the establishment of electric heating under the letter of the Energy Ministry letter of 6. In May 1994, on the provision of heat-supply law against the construction of electricity heating in existing and new setters located in collective supply areas.

Paragraph 7. The Municipal Management Board ' s decision pursuant to paragraph 1. 1, 2, 4 and 6 must be reported to the property owner as soon as possible and at the latest by issuing the building permit.

Chapter 5

Message to the affected owners

20. Decisions of the local authorities in accordance with Chapter 2, 3 and 4 of the notice shall be communicated to the owner of the property in question in accordance with Chapter 2, 3 and 4 of the notice. The decision in accordance with sections 8, 10 and 11 must be notified at the same time as the announcement of the approval of the project, which illus the conditions for the decision.

Paragraph 2. The owner has a duty to notify any tenants of the notification in accordance with paragraph 1. 1.

Paragraph 3. The municipality's message after paragraph is : 1 shall include information on appeal and date of appeal, as well as on the legal acts and so on of the decision of the municipal management board.

Publication of decisions by the municipality Management Board

§ 21. The local authority is anchorned by a decision that a property has been imposed on the property or to the property to be imposed on the property.

Paragraph 2. The local authority authorities shall report information relating to the obligation to be attached, to be bound and prohibited, cf. section 19, for the Register of Digital on PlanSystemDK, cf. § 1 i Circular no. 68 of 6. September 2006. The report shall be made in accordance with the data model PlanDK3 for the collective heat supply located at the Internet address www.plansystem.dk.

Chapter 6

Crow and other things.

§ 22. The Energy Board Board shall examine complaints against decisions taken following this notice.

Paragraph 2. Complaints must have been submitted in writing to the Energy Board Board within 4 weeks of the notification. The Energy Clause Board shall inform the municipality of the complaint. The orientation, including the transmission of a copy of the complaint, shall be carried out as soon as possible and no later than 7 days after the complaint has been received.

Paragraph 3. The decisions of the Energy Clause may not be brought to the second administrative authority.

Paragraph 4. The Energy Agency may provide that a complaint must have an effect to effect if the purpose of the complaint is to be replayed.

Paragraph 5. The review of the decision by the Energy Board shall be notified within six months of notification of the decision to the person concerned. If the decision is publicly announced, the time limit shall always be dedutimed by the notice.

Chapter 7

Punishment

§ 23 The penalty shall be penalised by penalty of the failure to comply with a claim pursuant to sections 2 and 18, a prohibition after paragraph 19 or infringes the notification requirement after paragraph 12 (3). 3, and the duty referred to in section 20 (3). 2.

Paragraph 2. Companies can be imposed on companies, etc. (legal persons) punishable by the rules of the penal code 5. Chapter.

Entry into force

§ 24. The announcement shall enter into force on 1. July, 2011, cf. however, paragraph 1 2.

Paragraph 2. Section 21 (1). 2, enter into force on 1. January 2012.

Paragraph 3. Publication no. 31 of 29. January 2008, on connection and so on to collective heat supply plants, is repealed, cf. however, paragraph 1 4.

Paragraph 4. When the municipality has received a project that illumes the prerequisites for the attachment to the obligation to connect, the obligation to provide or to make a contribution before the entry into force of this notice shall be completed by the proceedings, including any possibility. the obligation to provide for the obligation, the obligation to be required and the obligation to contribute, as well as appeal, in accordance with the rules laid down in the notice referred to in paragraph 1. 3.