Key Benefits:
17. Reconstruction is the rebuilding of all infrastructure and means in the post-disaster region.
18. A catastrophic threat is an event or event that could cause disaster.
19. Disaster prone is geological, biological, hydrological, climatological, geographical, social, cultural, and technological conditions in a region for a particular period of time that reduces the ability to prevent, dampen, achieve readiness, and reducing the ability to respond to a specific bad impact.
20. A building is the physical form of a construction work that fused with its place of position, partially or entirely above and/or in the ground and/or water, which served as the human place to perform its activities, both for the cause of the construction of the building. hunts or residences, religious activities, business activities, social activities, culture, and special activities.
21. Building buildings for the public interest are building buildings that function for public interest, whether it is a religious function, business function, or social and cultural function.
22. Non-engineered buildings (non-technical non-technical buildings) are buildings that are in the process of construction not using the calculation of structures made by the expert power.
23. The engineered building (engineering/technical building) is a building that is in the process of construction using a calculation of the structure by an expert power.
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24. Building building is a construction activity that includes the technical planning and implementation of construction, as well as the construction, preservation and demolition activities of building buildings.
25. Building construction is a building that is a complement to a building or building of a building or building on a single site of the same kavling/persil to support the building's performance according to the building. function (formerly called build-building) such as a water reservoir tower, electric gardu, waste processing installation.
26. The building of a self-built building is the construction of a stand-alone building and is not a complement to a single building or building of a building or building on a single kavling/persil path, such as a tower. telecom, extra high voltage air channel tower, ultra high voltage air channel tower, monument/monument and city gate.
27. The District/City District/RTRW District/City plan is the result of the district/city planning area planning which has been established with regional regulations.
28. The later planned urban layout of the Urban Room (RDTRKP) was the definition of the city's urban layout plan into the urban area's utilization plan.
29. The RTBL is a plan for building a region to control the utilization of space that contains plans for building and environment programs, general plans and design guidelines, investment plans, and plans for the purpose of building a plan for the building of the building and the environment. Plan control provisions, and implementation control guidelines.
30. The lines of the building are a line on a kavling which is drawn parallel to the line of the road, riverbank, or as fence and is the boundary between the kavling section that may be built and that should not be built.
31. The permit to establish a building next to IMB is a permit granted by the county/city government to the building's building owners to build new, alter, expand, reduce, and/or care for building the building according to the administrative requirements and applicable technical requirements.
32. The IMB levy is a fund levied by the county/city government for services provided in order of coaching through the issuer of the IMB for the cost of control of building buildings that include checking, location measurement, mapping, checking and processing of the IMB publishing process.
33. The owner of the building is a person, legal entity, group of people or sororities that according to legal law as the building of a building.
34. A building user is the owner of a building and/or not a building owner based on an agreement with the building owner who uses and/or manages building or building parts of the building according to the functions of the building or building of the building or building of buildings that's set.
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35. The next basic coefficient of the building (KDB) is the ratio of the comparison between the entire ground floor of the building and the area of the area of the planning/land area of the planning area and the plan of the planning of the layout and plan of the plan. building and the environment.
36. The next level of building coefficient, abbreviated KLB, is the ratio of the ratio between the entire building floor of the building and the area of the area of the planning area under the plan of the layout and plans of the building and the building of the building. environment.
37. The height of the building is the distance measured from the ground floor of the building, at the site of the building erected up to the top point of the building.
38. The ground-floor peil is the ground floor height measured from the specified reference point specified.
39. Building failure is the building's performance in an unfunctional stage of utilization, both overall and in part to the technical, benefits, safety and health of work, and/or general safety.
40. A team of building experts is a team of experts associated with building building for technical considerations in the research process of technical plan documents with limited deployment times, and also to provide input In solving the problem of building a building whose members are assigned cases per case are adjusted to the complexity of the building's building.
41. Technical considerations are the consideration of a team of written and professional building experts related to the fulfilment of the technical requirements of building buildings in the process of building, utilization, preservation, and dismantling of the building. building building.
42. A function laik is a building condition that meets the administrative requirements and technical requirements according to the building function specified.
43. A laic certificate of building function, the next building (SLF) is a certificate issued by the municipal/city government except for the building of a special function building by the Government to declare the function of the function of a building. Administrative or technical prior to its use.
44. People are individuals, groups, legal entities or businesses or organizations or organizations whose activities in building buildings, including indigenous legal societies and experts, are interested in the building of buildings.
45. Arrangements are the drafting and institutionafrom rainfall to the lake or to the sea. naturally, with the boundary on the ground it is the topographical separator, and the boundary in the sea up to the region of the water still affected by the mainland.
14. Mitigation is a series of attempts to reduce the risk of disasters, both through physical development and awareness and increased capability facing disaster threats.
15. Disaster emergency response is a series of activities carried out immediately at the time of the disaster to deal with the adverse effects, which include rescue and evacuation activities, property, fulfillment of basic needs, and the event of a disaster recovery. Protection, refugee, rescue, and restoration of infrastructure and means.
16. Rehabilitation is the restoration of all aspects of public service or society to an adequate level of post-class territory with the primary objective for normalization or fair passage of al ations of building expert teams; and
c. permission for the home already there are hereditary prior to the regulations of this area in effect.
(4) Prohibition as referred to in paragraph (2) the letter b includes:
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a. ban setting up building buildings in place that have yet to have RTRW county/city, RDTRK and/or RTBL;
b. prohibition of setting up building buildings in locations that do not fit RTRW district/city, RDTRK and/or RTBL;
c. The ban set up building buildings in the active fault area/sesar (fault) which has been identified by the related agencies;
d. the ban set up building buildings in the area of extra high voltage airway channels, and ultra high voltage airways; and
e. The prohibition of setting up a new home in the existing location as referred to in verse (3) of the c.
Second Part Requirement Against Earthquake
Paragraph 1 Of Home Building Non-Engineered
Article 21
(1) The county/city government provides guidelines, sample images and/or home prototypes are very simple and home simple non-engineered (contactless) constructs that follow the principle more resistant to earthquakes, floods, winds, and volcanic eruptions.
(2) Guidelines, sample images and/or home prototypes as referred to the verse (1) contain information or explanation of the principle of construction for brick coupl
the building that is sericable and aligned with its environment; b. Establish an order for building buildings that guarantee reliability
technical building of safety, health, comfort, and ease;
c. embodied legal certainty in the staging of building buildings. D. embody the building of building buildings included in the activities
mitigation, emergency response, rehabilitation, and post-disaster reconstruction; e. Self-reliance on the criteria of the externality of governance
the government; f. embody the chaineness, the loyalty of the flock, and the togetherness; and g. embody the utilization of science and technology to face
the threat of disaster as well as its countermeasures.
Article 5
The setting up of building buildings includes: a. local government responsibilities: b. the function and classification of building buildings; c. the building requirements of the building; d. building requirements for building on disaster mitigation;
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e. direction of setting building buildings on emergency and post-disaster response; f. the building management information system; g. empowerment; and h. coaching and supervision.
CHAPTER III OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Section Parts of the Provincial Government
Article 6
(1) The governor coordinates setting up building requirements including against potential disasters. It occurs in the geographic area of the district/city.
(2) In the event of a disaster as referred to in paragraph (1), the governor gave direction for the coordination of evacuation, emergency response, and rehabilitation/reconstruction of the post building building.
(3) Governor coordinated The empowerment of the city/city to control the entire community component in setting up building buildings that meet the requirements.
(4) The Coordination as referred to in paragraph (3) is done in a way: a. Publish a new version of this file. coordination meeting; c. technical meeting; d. facilitation; and e. suverfisi
The Second Part of the District/City Government
Article 7
(1) The county/city government identifies areas and locations with characteristics of geographical, geologic, hydrological, demographic and construction conditions in the region.
(2) The region or location with the carecteristic conditions as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. Earthquake zone; b. West coast of the province of West Sumatra and the coast of Mentawai Islands; c. active fault; d. The mountains of the Bukit Barisan and its bukes. river region and/or river flow area; f. The slums and the dense areas; g. a wide open area; h. extra high voltage air channel tower construction area, and
ultra high voltage air channel; and i. The location of the telecommunication tower/BTS.
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(3) the county/city government establishes the technical requirements of the building as referred to in paragraph (2) with the Regional Regulation on Building Buildings.
CHAPTER IV FUNCTION AND CLASSIFICATION OF BUILDINGS BUILDING
Part of Building Function Building
Article 8
(1) Building building functions as a determination of the completion of the building's technical requirements, well reviewed from the layout of the building and its environment, and the reliability of the building building.
(2) The function of building buildings includes: a. Hunian function; b. religious function; c. function function; d. social and cultural function; e. special function.
(3) One building building can have more than one function.
Article 9
(1) The occupancy function as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (2) the letter a has the primary function as a human habitation that includes single residence, house residence, house of residence, and temporary residence.
(2) The religious functions as referred to in Article 8 of the verse (2) letter b have the main function as a place of worship covering buildings Mosques include musholla, church buildings including chapels, temple buildings, temple buildings, and Marble building.
(3) The function of the business as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (2) of the letter c has the primary function as a place for business activities including office building, trading, industrial, hospitality, tourist and business. recreational, terminal and building building premises.
(4) The social and cultural functions of as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (2) the letter d has a primary function as a place of social and cultural activities that includes buildings the building of education services, health care, culture, laboratories and the building of a public service building.
(5) Special functions as referred to in Section 8 of the paragraph (2) e have the primary function as a place for activities that have a high level of secrecy level or that it is held. could harm the community around and/or have high hazard risks that include building buildings for nuclear reactors, defense and security installations, and similar buildings established by the Minister.
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Second Section of Building Building
Article 10
The function of building buildings as referred to in Section 8 is classified by: a. complexity level; b. degree of permanence; c. fire risk level; d. Earthquake zoning; e. location; f. elevation and/or; g. entitlement.
Section 11
(1) Classification based on the level of complexity as referred to in Article 9 of the letter includes: a. building a simple building; b. building buildings are not simple; and c. special building buildings.
(2) Classification based on the level of permanence as referred to in Article 9 of the letter b includes: a. the building of a permanent building; b. building of a permanent semi; and c. building an emergency building or temporary.
(3) Classification based on fire risk levels as referred to in Article 9 of the letter c includes: a. the building of a high-fire risk building; b. Low fire risk levels; and c. Low fire risk rates.
(4) Classification based on the earthquake zone as referred to in Article ention of a landslide due to the structure and composition of the soil as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter c is carried out by stabilizing with the cultivation of hard crops and greening on the hillside.
(4) The county/city government reduces home growth in the region as referred to in paragraph (1) with relocation along the budget available.
Part Ninth Requirements Against Lightning
Article 39
(1) Building building including non-engineered houses based on the layout, geographical properties, shapes and The height und level.
(3) The location of the rescue building is determined in the direction of the mainland or the hill the nearby mountains of the shoreline and/or conform to RTRW/RDTR.
Section 31
(1) The saving Prasarana as referred to in Article 28 of the paragraph (3) of the letter includes: a. The provision of the rescue line is a major environmental path; b. emergency exit; and c. exit from any building building.
(2) The rescue path as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a must meet the requirements: a. Perpendicular to the shoreline towards the rescue building
and/or the court on the hill; b. Well connected with local roads, collector paths and arterial roads; c. The road body consists of 2 (two) lanes without hindration; and d. minimum track 6 (six) meters in Zone I and Zone II, and a minimum of 12 (two
12) meters in Zone III and Others.
(3) The emergency road as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b must meet the requirements: a. Shortest way out of the neighborhood to the local road and the collector's path; and b. minimum road width 6 (six) meters.
(4) The exit of any building building as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter c must meet the requirements of: a. minimum 1 (one) path; b. not through the neighboring building yard; and c. directly to the neighborhood and/or emergency exit.
The Fourth Quarter Requirements Against the Tide Wave
Article 32
(1) The county/city government has the region Sea beaches, forbidden to publish new IMBs, except for the means of sea transportation, fish auction, or other means of limited economic necessity and highly selective towards building other buildings over applications and applications. the owner to be able to follow the set of technical requirements specified
(2) The building requirements of the building as referred to in paragraph (1) follow the administrative requirements and technical requirements in accordance with the laws.
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(3) Rehabilitation or repair and/or restoration of the fishing house is scouted by considering: a. The height of the home floor peil is minimal to the highest tide surface; b. lumber construction with interface/joint between bars
construction in accordance with guideline and wood construction standards; and c. wooden mast construction with sufficient bracket/skur.
(4) the county/city government which has a sea-coast area as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to be in the designation of a construction requirement as referred to in verse (2).
The Fifth Part Of The Requirement Against Volcanic Eruption
Article 33
(1) The volcanic eruption prone region, includes: a. Disaster-prone area III, at a radius of 3 (three) kilometers from the top of the mountain; b. Disaster prone area II, at a radius of 3 (three) to 7 (seven) kilometers from
the top of the mountain; and c. Disaster prone area I, at a radius of 8 (eight) to 14 (fourteen)
kilometers from the top of the mountain.
(2) Non-engineered and engineered house buildings located around the volcano as referred to in verse (1) must meet the requirements: a. the construction of a safer building against the earthquake as
referred to in Article 21 of the paragraph (3); and b. the shape and angle of the slope of the roof field is quite steep.
(3) The shape and slope angle of the roof as referred to in verse (2) letter b, for the building of the new building must meet the requirements:
a. the shape of the roof field does not have a fault angle that can accommodate and or hold mountain dust; and
b. The slope angle of the field of the roof should be sufficient to stream and/or drop the dust in gravity.
(4) The county/city government that has the same geographic characteristics, is required to coordinate in the provisions of the provisions as It is in verse (2) and verse (3).
Part Sixth Requirements Against Flood
Article 34
(1) Non-engineered house buildings must be built outside the river mastery area by following the requirements: a. the construction of a brick pair as referred to in Article 21 of the paragraph (2); and b. Wood construction must be with sufficient quantification.
(2) The wooden construction of the stage house must be with the incision corresponding to the principle of wooden construction such as wind bonding and bracket /skur.
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Article 35
(1) The county/city government sets the high ground floor peil of the minimum non-engineered home as referred to in Article 34.
(2) the county/city government that the same river passes, coordinate in the designation of home building requirements on the outside of the river mastery area along the river basin.
Article 36
(1) The building of houses located within the river mastery is prohibited from developing or plus the amount.
(2) The county/city government reduces home growth as referred to the paragraph (1) with relocation along the budget is available.
The Seventh Section Requirements Against the Wind Typhoon
Article 37
(1) Non-engineered house buildings located in the open and prone areas of hurricanes or storms must be with the construction of the roof construction and the closing bond of the roof.
(2) The Percuatan as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. the construction of wooden horses with intertrunks (joint) between the rods-
construction bars in accordance with the guidelines and the technical standards of the wood construction applicable;
b. The roof covers on the horses with sufficient numbers and right; and c. The construction of wooden pylons with sufficient bracket/skur.
(3) Building planning on wind hazard following SNI 03-2397-1991 on Tata Cara Design of Simple Buildings, or most recent editions.
(4) The county/city government reduces the growth of home in the region as referred to in paragraph (1) with relocation along the budget available.
Part Eighth Requirements Against Landslides
Article 38
(1) Building buildings including home Non-engineered landslides on top of the hill must follow the requirements: a. location that meets the maximum slope angle requirement; b. the minimum free distance against the edge of the slope can be built; and c. the structure and composition of the slope-forming slope.
(2) Building buildings including non-engineered houses that are on the hillside prone to landslides should be following minimum free distance requirements against the slope edge of the slope.
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(3) The preveferred to by paragraph (1) includes: a. building of building religious functions, social and cultural functions, and buildings
Other multi-level buildings existing (existing) are enabled while as a rescue building;
b. building buildings that were erected specially for displacement along made possible with budget availability; and
c. the court in the hill area elevation 15 (fifteen) meters up to 30 (thirty) meters from the sea level provided special as a location that can be used to set up a tent.
(3) The rescue Prasarana as referre laik, acquiring SLF building
new building.
(4) SLF building and lebel building a building laik building function is published by the regent/mayor based on a statement letter above the signet Which is enough to be made by the county/city government apparatus or service provider as referred to in paragraph (1).
Paragraph 3 of the IMB Service and SLF Building Building
Article 46
(1) Tata method of publishing IMB building residential building houses in the rehabilitation and reconstruction stages is specifically determined by means of:
a. the availability of the technical plan document as referred to in Article 34 of the paragraph (1);
b. a lack of administrative documents may be suggested later expressed with a statement letter;
c. process administration with computerization; d. services are unified; and e. The IMB publishing process is based on the standard operating procedure
set for the deadline.
(2) More provisions on the method of publishing the IMB building of residential building dwellers as referred to in verse (1) is governed by the municipal/municipal government in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
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Article 47
(1) Tata's way of publishing SLF building residential residential buildings in the rehabilitation and reconstruction stages is specifically determined by means of:
a. It is the site of the building function of the building functions for single-dwelling houses, and the house of the series by the county/kota;
b. a lack of administrative documents may be suggested later expressed with a statement letter;
c. administrative process by computerization;
d. service is integrated; and
e. SLF publishing process is based on the standard operating procedure set by the time limit.
(2) More information on the way the SLF publishing house buildings houses the residence as it is in question. verse (1) is governed by the municipal/municipal government in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
paragraph 4 of the Authorization Authority
Article 48
(1) The county/city government may delegate the authority of the building of building buildings for rehabilitation and post-disaster reconstruction to the district government. includes: a. publishing ministry IMB; b. Building functions for building residential buildings; and c. SLF publishing services building building for home residential buildings
single residence, and home of the series.
(2) Further provisions regarding the authority of the jurisdiction of the affairs of the building.
(2) Further provisions of the shoring of affairs of The building of the building as referred to in verse (1) is governed by the municipal/city government in accordance with the provisions of the invitational regulations.
Paragraph 5 Relocation
Article 49
(1) For the location of the non-current location worth building based on the results of research, such as the presence of an active fault/sesar (fault), and/or For non-conscons/city, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, municipal, and municipal
(2) The county/city government is conducting surveillance on the development of a relocated disaster location.
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Paragraph 6 dismantling
Article 50
(1) Building building may be unloaded if: a. tidal laik function and irreparable; b. can pose a danger in the utilization of building buildings and/or
its environment; c. does not have an IMB.
(2) The building of a building that can be scouted as referred to paragraph (1) letter a and letter b, set by the Regional Government based on the results of technical studies.
(3) Technical study as referred to paragraph (2), except for home Stay done by technical research and its absence is the duty of building building owners;
(4) The demolition of building buildings which has a broad impact on public safety and the environment must be carried out based on a technical plan the demolition that has been approved by the Regional Pemerib.
BAB VIII SYSTEM BUILDING MANAGEMENT INFORMATION BUILDING
Article 51
(1) The municipal/municipal government is required to host a building management information system of building (SIM-BG).
(2) The building management information system as referred to in paragraph (1) is used for the entire process of building the building, which includes planning, execution, utilization, preservation until the demolition.
(3) The building information system of building information covers the county/city scope, provincial scope and national scope with the depth level of information needed.
(4) The county/city government created the report of the building the periodic building to the provincial government, and the provincial government follow up on reports to the Center.
(5) The execution of the building management information system in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
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CHAPTER IX EMPOWERMENT Section
Empowerment Human Resources Section 52
(1) The county/city government conducts human resources enablement for institutional strengthening in hosting building buildings in order to achieve effective and efficient performance by means of covering: a. selection in employee recruitment in accordance with the field of duty; b. the capacity building of the existing apparatus; and c. mutation between instances.
(2) Selections in the recruitment of the apparatus as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a by means of receiving a prospective employee with a minimum diploma of Strata-1 (S1) of the field Civil engineering, architecture, building physics, environmental engineering, and planology;
(3) The capacity building of the existing apparatus as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b includes:
a. The assignment of study is both within the country, as well as abroad for higher levels and related to the field of duty and the field of education; and
b. follow course, and seminar/workshop in fields related to building buildings.
c. mutation between SKPD as referred to in paragraph (1) letter c by means of exchange apparatus between all SKPD formally so that the placement of the apparatus with the principle of "the right man in the right place" in accordance with the field of education and expertise.
Article 53
(1) the county/city government is required to compose the database of the apparatus in all SKPD covering the number, field and education of the education, expertise, rank and group, and other important data needed.
(2) The regent/mayor establishes the placement of the apparatus as referred to in Article 51 in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) The implementation of the mutation is completed administratively and physically at least 2 (two) years after the completion of this area's regulations.
The Second Part of the Construnother building by a service provider that has a certificate of expertise in accordance with the provisions of the laws of the building.
(2) The building of the building is still reliable according to the research of the expert, can be rehabilitated by compiling a suitable retrofitting technical plan.
(3) The building that is from a speed examination the building function of the building shows results: a. expressed no function, should be fixed by the owner to acquire SLF
building building; or b. declared undamaged or still a functionction Services Provider's Empowerment
Section 54
The municipal/city government conducts the enablement of construction services with a way including: a. implement a construction service provider ' s dataan to acquire data
availability and potential construction services provider in its territory;
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b. organizing socialization and dissemination to always update new knowledge in building areas building to human resources providers; and