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LEAF SECTION OF MAGELANG COUNTY 2011 NUMBER: 10
MAGELANG COUNTY COUNTY REGULATION NUMBER 10 IN 2011
ABOUT
THE BUILDING BUILDING
WITH THE GRACE OF THE ALMIGHTY GOD
MAGELANG REGENT
A draw: a. that the national development to advance general welfare as contained in the Basic Law of 1945 on its nature is the development of the Indonesian people completely and the development of the whole Indonesian society that emphasizes the The balance of development, prosperity and prosperity, in an advanced Indonesian society and social justice based on Pancasila;
b. That under Article 61 of the Regional Regulations that building the building as a human place does its activities, it has a very strategic role in the formation of watak, the embodiment of productivity, and the identity of man, so that it is. Building buildings need to be organized and built for the survival and improvement of life and the life of the community, and to realize the building of a functional building, reliable, self-imitable, balanced, sericable, and aligned with its environment;
c. that by enacting Act No. 28 of 2002 about Building Building, Magelang County District Regulation No. 5 Year 2000 about Building needs to be adjusted;
d. that based on the consideration as referred to in the letter a, the letter b and the letter c need to form the Regional Regulation on Building Buildings;
Given: 1. Act Number 13 of the Year 1950 about the Establishment of the Regency Regions in the Central Java Propinsion Environment;
2. Law Number 5 of the Year 1960 on the Basic Regulation of the Agrarian Poanes (State of the Republic of Indonesia 1960 Number 104, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 2043);
3. Law No. 8 of 1981 on the Law of Penal Events (State Sheet of Indonesia in 1981 No. 776, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3209);
4. Act Number 16 Year 1985 about Drafted House (Sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1985 Number 75, Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 3318);
5. Law No. 4 of 1997 on Persons with Disabilities (sheet State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1997 Number 9, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3670);
6. Law Number 18 of 1999 on the Services of Construction (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 1999 No. 54, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 3833);
7. Law Number 28 Year 2002 on Building Building (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2002 Number 134, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4247);
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8. Law No. 10 Year 2004 on the Establishment of the Laws (Indonesian Republic of 2004 Law Number 53, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4389);
9. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Local Government (Indonesian Republic of 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4437) as amended in the last few times by Act No. 12 2008 About The Second Change Of The Law Number 32 Of 2004 On Local Government (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);
10. Law Number 26 of 2007 on the Alignment of the Space (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia in 2007 Number 68, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4725);
11. Law No. 32 of the Year 2009 on the Protection and Management of the Environment (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2009 Number 140, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5059);
12. Law No. 11 of the Year 2010 on Cultural Reserves (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 2010 Number 130, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 5168);
13. Act Number 1 Year 2011 On Housing And Settlement Areas (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2011 Number 7, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5188);
14. Government Regulation No. 21 Year 1982 on the Beauty of the Capital of Regional Regency Magelang from the Region of Kotamadia Region Level II Magelang to the District of Mungkid in the Region Regional District of Magelang (Republic of State Gazette) Indonesia Year 1982 Number 36);
15. Government Regulation No. 27 of 1983 on the Implementation Of The Law Of The Criminal Event (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1983 Number 28, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 3253) as amended by Government Regulation No. 58 2010 on Changes to Government Regulation No. 27 of 1983 on the Implementation Of The Laws Of The Criminal Event (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2010 Number 90, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5145);
16. Government Regulation No. 4 of 1988 on Drafted House (Sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1988 Number 7, Addition Of State Sheet Indonesia Number 3372);
17. Government Regulation Number 35 Year 1991 On River (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1991 Number 44, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3445);
18. Government Regulation Number 27 Years 1999 On Analysis Of The Impact Of The Environment (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 1999 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3838);
19. Government Regulation No. 28 Year 2000 On The Effort And Role Of The Community Of Construction Services (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2000 Number 63, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3955);
20. Government Regulation No. 29 Year 2000 on the Establishment Of Construction Services (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia 2000 Number 64, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 3956) as amended by Government Regulation No. 59 Years 2010 on Changes to Government Regulation No. 29 of 2000 on the establishment of the construction services (state Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia 2010 No. 95);
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21. Government Regulation No. 30 Year 2000 on the Hosting Of Construction Services (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2000 Number 65, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 3957);
22. Government Regulation No. 15 Year 2005 On the Expressway (State Sheet of Indonesia Year 2005 Number 32, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia No. 4489) as amended by Government Regulation No. 44 Year 2009 of the Government of Indonesia. Changes To Government Regulation Number 15 Of 2005 On Expressway (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 88, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 5019);
23. Government Regulation No. 16 of 2005 on the Drinking Water Development System (State Sheet of Indonesia in 2005 No. 33, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4490);
24. Government Regulation Number 36 Year 2005 On Law Enforcement Act No. 28 Of 2002 On Building Buildings (sheet State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2005 Number 83, Additional Gazette Republic Of Indonesia Number 4532);
25. Government Regulation Number 79 of 2005 on the Supervision And Supervision Guidelines of the Local Government (sheet of State of the Republic of Indonesia in 2005 No. 165, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4593);
26. Government Regulation No. 34 of 2006 on Jalan (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia Year 2006 Number 86, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4655);
27. Government Regulation No. 38 Year 2007 on the Partition of Government Affairs Between Government, Provincial Government, and District/City Government (State Gazette of 2007 Indonesia Number 82, Extra State Sheet) Republic of Indonesia No. 4737);
28. Government Regulation No. 26 of 2008 on the National Area Tata Plan (State Sheet of Indonesia 2008 No. 48, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4833);
29. Presidential Decree No. 1 of 2007 on Unrest, Invitation, and the Replacement of the Rules of the Act;
30. Central Java Province Law No. 11 of 2004 on the Semcompatible Line (Central Java Provincial Area 2004 Number 46 Series E Number 7);
31. Area Of Central Java Province Number 6 Of 2010 On Central Java Provincial Area Plan 2009-2029 (leaf Region Of Central Java Province 2010 Number 6, Extra Sheet Area Of Central Java Province Number 28);
32. Rule of Regional Regency Section II Magelang Number 5 Year 1988 on Investigator Civil Servants in the Environment of the Provincial Government Level II Magelang (Gazette Area County Area II Magelang Number 12 Year 1988 Series D);
33. Rules of the District of Magelang District Number 21 of 2001 on Environmental Management in Magelang regency (Gazette County Magelang District 2001 Number 72 Series D Number 71);
34. Magelang County District Rule Number 10 Year 2004 on Public Consultation Mechanism (page Area of Magelang Regency Year 2004 Number 17 Series E Number 9);
35. Magelang Regency Regulation No. 17 Year 2005 on Land Water Management and Surface (Leaf Area Magelang Regency 2005 No. 39 Series E Number 18);
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36. Rules of the District of Magelang Number 2 of 2006 on the Tata Cara Formation of the Regional Regulation (Sheet Area Magelang County 2006 Number 11 Series E Number 7);
37. District Rule Number 21 In 2008 On Government Affairs Which Was The Authority Of The Government Of The District Of Magelang (the Area Of Magelang Regency In 2008 Number 21);
38. Magelang Regency Regulation Number 5 of the Year 2011 on the Board of the Ordinances of the District of Magelang Regency 2010-2030 (Sheet Area Magelang County 2011 Number 5);
With Mutual Consent
The People Representative Council MAGELANG COUNTY COUNTY
and
BUPATI MAGELANG
DECIDED:
SET: THE LOCAL REGULATIONS ON BUILDING BUILDINGS.
CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISION
Article 1
In this Region Regulation referred to:
1. The area is Magelang County.
2. " Bupati is the regent of Magelang.
3. The Regional Government is the Regent and the Regional Device as the organizer of the Regional Government.
4. Service is an area device organization responsible for the building of building buildings.
5. A body is a set of people and/or capital that is a unit of either business or non-undertaking that includes limited liability, a commander-in-command, another company, the State-owned Enterprises (BUMN) or the Business Agency. Area (BUMD) with name and in any form, firm, conglomerate, cooperative, pension fund, fellowship, sorority, foundation, organization, political social organization or other organization, institutions and other forms including contracts collective investment and a fixed form of effort.
6. An officer is a designated person in the service environment. 7. A planner or building designer is someone or body
an expert in architecture who has a working permit. 8. Structure planning is a person or an expert body in
the structure/construction field of building that has a working permit. 9. The installation badge and building equipment is a person
or an expert body in the field of installation and equipment that has a working permit.
10. A supervisor is a person or body in charge of overseeing the execution of a job building upon the instructions of a building owner in accordance with the terms of the applicable permit and has a working permit.
11. A tamper is a person or body carrying out building activities on the instructions of the building owner in accordance with the terms of the applicable permit as well as having a work permit.
12. A technical study is a person or an expert body in the field that is responsible for the feasibility of building the feasibility of the building in all aspects of its technical business.
13. 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.
14. A public building is a building whose function is for public interest, whether it is a religious function, enterprise function, or social and cultural function.
15. A particular building is a building that is used for public interest and building a special function building, which in development and/or its maintenance requires special management and/or has a certain complexity that can be found. Creates an important impact on society and its environment.
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16. The building classification is the classification of building functions based on fulfillment of the level of administrative requirements and technical requirements.
17. The Permit to establish the next building (IMB) is a permit granted by the Local 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.
18. The request for permission to establish a building next to IMB is a request for the owner of the building to the Regional Government to obtain an IMB.
19. 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.
20. 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.
21. The Green Area Coefficient (KDH) is the ratio of the comparison between the wide open spaces outside the building that is reserved for the parks/greening and the land area of the area of the planning. suit the layout plans and plans of the building and the environment.
22. The subsequent coefficient of the Basement (KTB) is a percentage of the comparison between the land of the basement and the area of the planning area in the area of planning and planning of the layout and the environment.
23. The Magelang Regency District Space Plan (RTRW) is a regional administrative plan that has been established with regional regulations.
24. The later regencies of the county layout abbreviated RDTR is a detailed plan for the county District Office Plan.
25. The RTBL is a design guide to control the space utilization of building and environmental plans, general plans and design guides, plans. investment, plan control provisions, and implementation control guidelines.
26. The building's neighborhood is the neighborhood around building buildings that are considering the building of buildings both of social, cultural, or ecosystem buildings.
27. Technical standards are standards standardized as standard terms, standard specifications, and standardized test methods of both Indonesian National Standards and international standards enacted in building buildings.
28. 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.
29. The building organizers are the owners of building buildings, construction services providers building buildings, and building users.
30. The applicant is a person or legal entity, group of people, or sororities that apply for an IMB.
31. The owner of the building is a person, legal entity, group of people, or sororities, which according to legal law is the owner of the building.
32. 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 function of the building. which is set.
33. The next building is a team consisting of experts related to building building to provide technical considerations in the process of researching technical plan documents with the assignment of the building. limited, and also to provide input in solving the problem of hosting certain building structures whose members are designated cases per case adjusted to the complexity of the building's particular building.
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34. A function laik is a building condition that meets the administrative requirements and technical requirements according to the building functions specified.
35. A Laik Certificate of Building Function (SLF) is a certificate issued by the Local Government except for a special function by the Government to declare the function of a building of buildings both administratively and legally. Technical, before the harvest.
36. Technical planning is the process of creating a technical image of the building and its agility that follows the stage of the plan, the development of the plan and the creation of a work image consisting of: architectural plans, structure plans, plans mechanical/electrical, outdoor layout plan, layout/interior layout and technical specification plan, cost budget plan, and supporting technical calculations according to the guidelines and applicable technical standards.
37. 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.
38. A building construction services provider is a person or body whose business activities provide construction services for the construction of a building, including technical planners, constructions, supervisors/construction management, including the construction of a building. the technical management of building buildings and other construction services providers.
39. Maintenance is an event of maintaining the reliability of the building and its infrastructure, and the building is always a function.
40. Treatment is the repair and/or replacement of building parts of the building, components, building materials, and/or infrastructure and the means for building buildings to remain lamic function.
41. A simple single home or simple series house is a non-storied residence with a total floor area of 36 m² and a total land area of 72 m².
42. The restoration of the protected building and conserved building is the repair work, restoring the building to its original form.
43. Preservation is the treatment of care, restoration, and maintenance of the building and its environment to restore the reliability of the building to the original or according to the circumstances according to the desired period.
44. The role of society in building buildings is a variety of community activities that are the embodiment of the will and the desire of the people to monitor and maintain order, input, convey opinions and considerations, and to the public. A representative lawsuit pertains to the building of the building.
45. 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.
46. Public opinion is a dialogue forum held to listen and accommodate the people's aspirations of both opinions, considerations and proposals from the general public as input to establish a Government/Local Government policy in the building of the building.
47. A representative lawsuit is a lawsuit related to the hosting of building buildings filed by one or more people who represent the group in filing a lawsuit for their own benefit and at once represent the aggrieved party. that has a common fact or legal basis between the vice group and the member of the group in question.
48. Building building is activities of setting, empowerment, and oversight in order to realize good governance so that every building building can be an orderly and achieved reliability. the building of the building that matches its function, as well as its determination of legal certainty.
49. Arrangements are the drafting and institutionalization of the laws, guidelines, directions, and technical standards of building buildings up to the area and its operations in the community.
50. Empowerment is an activity to grow awareness of the rights, obligations, and the role of building organizers and the local government apparatus in the building of the building.
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51. Supervision is a monitoring of the implementation of the application of the laws of building areas of building and enforcement efforts.
52. Kapling/yard is an area of land that is considered by the Local Government to be used to establish a building.
53. The dead weight is the weight of all parts of a fixed building
54. The burden of life is all the burdens that occur due to the occupation or use of a building.
55. Earthquake loads are all dynamic loads that work on buildings that mimic the influence and behavior of soil movements by the earthquake.
56. Wind load is all the load that works on the building caused by the airflow.
57. Scaffolding is a temporary auxiliary structure used in the execution of buildings to support building structure work;
58. The fire ladder was a special planned stairway for the means of rescue at the time of the fire.
59. Installation and equipment is the installation and equipment of buildings, buildings and or fabrications that are used to support the comfort and safety elements of the building.
60. Water preparation is an installation of waste water disposal that comes from the kitchen, bathroom and rainwater.
61. The resapan well is an installation to accommodate surface water disposal.
62. A desecration is a building that serves as a means of information or reclamation.
63. An important impact is a very fundamental change in the environment that is caused by an effort and/or activities, with criteria among the number of residents who will be affected, the area of the range of impacts, intensity and length of impact ongoing, the number of other environmental components affected, the cumulative nature of the impact, turning (reversible) or not behind it (irreversible) impact.
64. An analysis of the effect of the subsequent environment (AMDAL) is the study of the critical impact of an effort and or activities planned on the life environment necessary for the process of decision making. efforts and or activities.
65. The future Environment Monitoring and Environmental Monitoring Efforts (UKL-UPL) is the management and maturation of businesses and/or activities that do not have an important impact on the environment necessary for the environment. The process of making decisions about organizing and/or activities.
66. Subsequent Environment and Environmental Monitoring Statement of Work (SPPL) is a statement of business responsibility and/or activities to conduct environmental management and monitoring of the environment. of the business and/or activities outside of the business and/or activities of the AMDAL or the UKL-UPL.
67. The permanent building is a building that was reviewed in terms of construction and the building age was declared more than 15 (fifteen) years.
68. A semi-permanent building is a building that is reviewed in terms of construction and the building age is expressed by 5 (five) up to 10 (ten) years.
69. An emergency or temporary building is a building that is being reviewed in terms of construction and the building age is expressed less than 5 (five) years.
70. The renggang building is a building with a visible face to the road having a free side distance.
71. The building of the meeting is a building with an apparent view to the road having no side-free distance.
72. The price of the building is the building price according to the calculation of the analysis that the Service has examined.
73. The investigation is a series of actions conducted by the Investigator to seek and gather evidence that with the evidence results in the light of the criminal act and found the suspect.
74. The next civil servant investigator is an officer of a particular civil servant in the area of the local government authorized by the Government of the State that is authorized by the Invite-Invite to conduct an investigation of the violations of the ordinance. Area.
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CHAPTER II FUNCTIONS AND CLASSIFICATION BUILDING BUILDING
Section General
Section 2
(1) Building function is the provision of fulfillment of the technical requirements of building buildings, well reviewed in terms of the building and its environment, nor the reliability of its building buildings.
(2) The functions of building buildings as referred to verses (1) include: a. Hunian function; b. religious function; c. function function; d. social and cultural functions; and e. special function.
(3) One building building can have more than one function as referred to in paragraph (2).
Second part of Building Building Functions
Article 3
(1) The occupancy function as referred to in Article 2 of the paragraph (2) letter a has the primary function as a human habitation which includes a single residence, the home residence of the series, House of residence, and temporary residence.
(2) Religious functions as referred to in Article 2 of the letter b have the main function as a place of worship which includes mosque buildings including mushola, church building including chapels, temple buildings, vihara buildings, and marbles buildings.
(3) The function of the venture as referred to in Section 2 of the paragraph (2) the letter c has the primary function as a place to undertake business activities including office building, commerce, industry, hospitality, leisure and leisure, terminal, and building. storage place.
(4) The social and cultural functions referred to in Article 2 of the paragraph (2) the d has a primary function as a place of social and cultural activities covering the building of the educational services building, the ministry of the ministry. health, culture, laboratory, and public service building buildings.
(5) Functions Specifically, in accordance with the (2) section of the (2) letter, the (2) letter e has the primary function as a place for activities that have a national level of confidentiality or that it can endanger the community around it. and/or have high hazard risks covering building buildings for nuclear reactors, defense and security installations, and similar buildings designated by the Minister.
Third Section of the Building Prasarana Building
Article 4
(1) Building building functions as referred to in Section 3 can be supplemented building buildings in accordance with the performance needs of building buildings.
(2) Prasarana building buildings as referred to verses (1) include: a. The construction of the barrier/detention is a fence,
embank/retaining wall, capling/persil boundary turap, and the like; b. The construction of the signage of the location is gopura and gate
including the guard posts, and the like; c. Construction of roads is a street, ceremonial field, field
parking, open sports field, and the like; d. Construction of a bridge is a bridge, box culvert, a bridge
crossing, and the like; e. Construction of a reservoir/reservoir underground in a swimming pool,
water treatment pools, underground reservoir, and the like; f. The construction of the tower is an antenna tower, a reservoir,
the chimney, the water tower, and the like; g. Construction of the monument is a monument, a statue, and the like; h. Installation of an electrical installation, installation
telephone/communication, processing installation, and the like; and i. Construction of billboards, billboards,
signage (standing by itself or the wall of fences), and the like;
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(3) Prasarana building structures as referred to in verse (2) are construction on the site of building or building complex buildings.
(4) Further provisions of building infrastructure. set with the Bupati Rules.
Fourth Quarter of Building Buildings
Article 5
(1) Building building functions as referred to in Section 3 is classified based on the level of complexity, the level of permanence, level fire risk, earthquake zoning, location, altitude, and/or ownership.
(2) Classification based on the complexity level includes simple building buildings, non-simple building buildings, and special building buildings.
(3) Classification based on the permanence level includes permanent building buildings, the building of a building permanent, and emergency building or temporary building.
(4) Classification based on fire risk levels include high-fire risk building buildings, moderate fire risk levels, and low fire risk levels.
(5) Classification based on earthquake zoning includes earthquake zoning levels specified by the authorized instance.
(6) Classification based on location includes building buildings in solid locations, building buildings in the medium location, and building building at the renggang location.
(7) Classification by altitude includes high-rise building, medium-level building buildings, and low-rise building buildings.
(8) Classification based on ownership includes building of state-owned buildings, building building buildings, and buildings Individual building.
Article 6
(1) The functions and classification of buildings the building must conform to the location set set in RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL.
(2) The functions and classification of building buildings are proposed by building building owners in the submission of IMB applications.
(3) The regent specifies the function and classification of building buildings as referred to in verse (2) in IMB based on RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL except for building a special function building.
(4) The function and classification of building buildings Specifically, as defined in paragraph (3) is specified by the Government.
The Fifth Section Changes Building Building Function
Article 7
(1) The function and classification of building buildings can be changed through the new application of the IMB.
(2) The change of function and classification of building buildings is proposed by the owner in the form of a building's technical plan in accordance with the locations set up in RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL.
(3) Change of function and classification of building buildings must be followed by the fulfillment of administrative requirements and building technical requirements.
(4) The change of function and classification of building buildings in the IMB is set by the Regent, except special function building buildings are set by the Government.
CHAPTER III OF BUILDING BUILDING REQUIREMENTS
Section Parts General
Section 8
(1) Any building building must meet the administrative requirements and technical requirements in accordance with the building functions of the building.
(2) administrative requirements building buildings include: a. the rights to the land rights and/or the utilization permit of the holder
rights to the land;
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b. the ownership status of the building; and c. IMB.
(3) The building ' s technical requirements include: a. the terms of the layout; and b. building of building reliability requirements.
Second Section Building Administration Building
Paragraph 1 General
Article 9
Any building building must meet the administrative requirements as referred to in Section 8 verse (2) and in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
Paragraph 2 Status of Land
Article 10
(1) Any building building must be established on a land whose ownership status is clear, both belong to itself and belongs to another.
(2) In terms of its lands belong to the other party, Building buildings can only be established with the permission of land utilization of the rights holders of the land or landowners in the form of a written agreement between the rights holders of the land or the landowner with the building owner.
(3) Agreement It is written, as it is referred to in verse (2) the least of the rights and obligations of the parties the breadth, layout, and boundaries of the soil, as well as the building function of the building and the term of land utilization.
Paragraph 3 Building Entitlements Building
Article 11
(1) The ownership status of the building is attested by a proof letter the ownership of building buildings issued by the Local Government based on the results of building building activities, except for building a special function building.
(2) The proof of ownership of the building of a special function building as intended on verse (1) is issued by the Government.
(3) The ownership of building buildings may diverted to other parties.
(4) In terms of building building owners instead of landowners, the diversion of the right as referred to the paragraph (2) must get the landlord ' s consent.
(5) The provisions of the proof of ownership of the building Building a guideline on the provisions of legislation.
Article 12
(1) The building activities for building-new buildings are conducted in conjunction with the IMB process for orderly use of building building and utilization of building.
(2) The building owners of the building are required to provide data that is required by the Local Government in conducting building building.
(3) Based on the building of the building as it is referred to in paragraph (1), the Local Government lists the building for the information system building building.
Paragraf 4 IMB
Article 13
(1) IMB as intended in Article 8 paragraph (2) the letter c is a letter of evidence from the Local Government that the building owner can build new, alter, expand, reduce, and/or care for building buildings according to the technical plan of building buildings that have been approved by the Regent.
(2) The IMB as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided by the Regent, except for the building of a special function building by the Government.
(3) IMB as referred to in paragraph (1) is intended to control development and utilization of building buildings in the area with the purpose of the occupant safety of the occupants and environment as well as an orderly development.
(4) IMB as referred to in paragraph (1) is a prerequisite to obtaining a general utility service.
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Third Section of Building Technical Requirements Building
Paragraph 1 General
Article 14
Any building building must meet the technical requirements as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (3).
Paragraph 2 Building Requirements
Section 15
Building requirements as referred to in Section 8 of the paragraph (3) letters a cover and intensity of building buildings, architecture of building buildings, and environmental impact control requirements.
Section 16
(1) The following requirements as referred to in Section 15 are the requirements for the corresponding location corresponding to RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL.
(2) The building intensity requirements of the building as referred to in Section 15 include the density, altitude, and free range of building buildings specified for the location in question.
Article 17
(1) Each establish and utilize building buildings, its functions must conform to the locations specified in the RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL.
(2) The location of the location as referred to in paragraph (1) is the primary title.
(3) In the event in the event referred to in verse (1) the building is a building which is the mandatory support for the consent of the person. from the Service.
(4) Any establishment of the building above, and/or under the soil, water, and/or infrastructure and the general means must not interfere with the environmental balance, the protected function of the region, and/or the function of the infrastructure and the common means. concerned.
Article 18
(1) In the event of a change of RTRW, RDTR and/or RTBL resulting in a change in location for location, building function that does not match the new tail must be adjusted.
(2) To the loss arising from the change in the location of the location as it is referred to in paragraph (1) The local government provides a viable replacement to the building's building's owners in accordance with the laws.
Article 19
Any established building building should not exceed the limits of the maximum density and elevation specified in the RDTR, and/or RTBL.
Section 20
(1) Any building building that is established and utilized must meet the density of the buildings set up in the KDB as specified for the location in question.
(2) KDB is determined on the basis of interest The preservation of the environment/land surface water and the prevention of fire hazards, economic interests, function functions, building functions, safety and convenience of buildings.
(3) The terms of the magnitude of the KDB as referred to in the paragraph, (1) adjusted to the spatial plan for the location that already has it, or in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invitation rules.
(4) Any public building if not otherwise specified, the KDB is a maximum of 60% (sixty-perhundred).
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Article 21
(1) KLB is determined on the basis of the importance of environmental conservation/land surface water preservation and prevention of fire hazards, economic interests, function of the building, building functions, safety and the convenience of the building, safety and general convenience.
(2) The terms of the magnitude of the KLB as referred to in paragraph (1) are adjusted to the layout plan for the location which already has it, or in accordance with the provisions of the perinvite rule- invitation.
Article 22
(1) KDH is determined on the basis of the preservation interests environment/soil surface water resment.
(2) The terms of the magnitude of the KDH as referred to in paragraph (1) are adjusted to the layout plan for a location already having it, or in accordance with the provisions of the invite-invite rule.
(3) Each building building if not specified otherwise, specified KDH minimum 30% (thirty-perhundred).
section 23
(1) The height of the building is determined in accordance with the Tata Space Plan.
(2) For the location yet to be made its layout, the maximum height of building buildings is set by the Head of the Service by considering the width The roads, functions of the building, the building's safety, the support and capacity of the land, the intensity of land utilization and the greed and sustainability of their environment in accordance with the provisions of regulations and laws.
(3) Any established building building should not violate the minimum provisions of the free distance of building buildings set out in RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL.
Article 24
(1) The outline of the outer building foundation of the building which is parallel to the us road (road plan), and/or the riverbank around the building is determined by the width of the road/road plan/river, the road function and the tail Kapling/region.
(2) The narrow line of the foundation of the building outside of the main building on the side that borders the neighbor to the lowest of two (two) meters from the edge of the edge of the capling or on the basis of an agreement with a neighbor who is interred with each other. Borders.
(3) The boundary line for buildings built under the maximum ground surface is assembled with border crossing lines, and is not allowed to cross the boundaries of.
Article 25
(1) Pagar bordering on the road is determined to be a maximum of 1.5 (one and a half) meters from the courtyard/pavement surface with A transparent or translucent form.
(2) The curved line at the corner of the crossroads is determined by a specific radius size on the basis of the function and the role of the road and should not interfere with the views of the harmful traffic.
Article 26
(1) Teras/attic is not justified given the wall as a closed space.
(2) The Loteng is not justified towards the neighbor's capings, without the neighbor's consent.
Article 27
(1) The outer construction line a tritis/oversteck that leads to a neighbor, is not justified past Border boundary is bordered by neighbors.
(2) If the line of the building is determined to be assembled with the border fence, the roof of a tritis/oversteck must be given a talang and the talang pipe must be routed up to the soil.
(3) It is forbidden to place a wind/ventilasi/window on the wall that borders directly with the neighbor.
Article 28
(1) The foundation lines and construction lines are outside a water tower building, septic-tank, pond or other buildings in addition to building spaces are set up with the Bupati Regulation.
(2) Buildings as referred to in verse (1) are prohibited from changing functions into space buildings.
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(3) The foundation line outside of an emergency or temporary building is determined by the Service's instructions.
(4) the emergency or temporary building is prohibited to be converted to a permanent or permanent semi-building.
Article 29
Semcompatible waste water channel or asseinering is set at least 1 (one) meter of channel, for inspection road.
Article 30
(1) The inter-term/block building blocks of building one floor in one kapling or between capes At least two meters.
(2) The distance between the time/building blocks of the building is 2 S/d 4 (two to four) in one kapling or between the least 3 (two) meters.
(3) Any public building building must have a distance/block of the building at least 6 (six) meters with the surrounding buildings and 3 (three) meters with the capling limit.
(4) The provisions are more detailed about the distance between the building buildings following the provisions in the applicable technical standards.
Section 31
Terms on the border crossing according to the rules of the invite- invitation.
Article 32
(1) The architecture requirement of the building as Referred to in Article 15 includes the requirements of building building, spatial layout, balance, uniformity, and alignment of building buildings with their environment, and the consideration of a balance between the social values of the local culture. against the application of various architectural and engineering developments.
(2) The appearance of building buildings as referred to in verse (1) should be designed by considering the aesthetic rules of shape, architectural characteristic, and the environment which is around.
(3) The appearance of building buildings in the region The cultural preserve, must be designed by considering preservation rules.
(4) The appearance of building buildings co-founded with preserved building buildings, should be designed by considering the aesthetics of the aesthetic of form and characteristic of the preserved building architecture.
Article 33
(1) The inner layout as referred to in Article 32 should consider the function of space, the architecture of the building and the reliability of building buildings.
(2) Perscales of space function are realized in the efficiency and effectiveness of the tata Deep down.
(3) The building architecture of the building is embodied in the fulfillment of the inner layout against the architecture of the building architecture as a whole.
(4) Perscales the reliability of building buildings are realized in fulfillment safety requirements, health, comfort, and ease of space-within.
Article 34
(1) Balance, uniformity, and alignment of building buildings with its environment as referred to in Article 32 must consider the creation of a building outside of the building and a balanced green space, serasi, and aligned with its environment.
(2) Perscales against the creation of the building outside of building and green open spaces are embodied in fulfillment of the requirements of the resapan area, rescue access, vehicle circulation and human being, as well as The required infrastructure needs and the means outside the building.
Article 35
(1) Any building building is not allowed to block road traffic views.
(2) Any building buildings are not allowed to interfere or inflict security disruption, general safety, balance/preservation of the environment and environmental health.
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(3) Any building buildings are not allowed to be built/located on the river/sewer/drainage ditch.
Section 36
(1) The application of environmental impact control requirements as referred to in Article 15 applies to building buildings that can pose an important impact on the environment.
(2) Each set up building buildings that pose an important impact should compile the AMDAL document.
(3) Each establishment of building buildings used for business/activities not included in the mandatory AMDAL mandatory criteria makes the UKL-UPL document.
(4) Each set up building building used for business/activities not included in the mandatory UKL-UPL requirement of making SPPL.
(5) The submission of IMB applications for buildings as referred to as paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) must be accompanied by recommendations from the instance handling the environmental management.
(6) The provisions of building criteria the mandatory building AMDAL, UKL-UPL and SPPL as referred to in paragraph (2), paragraph (3), and paragraph (4) are further set up with the Bupati Regulation.
Article 37
(1) RTBL is setting up the building requirements as a follow up of the RTRW District/City and/or RDTR, used in space utilization control region and as an area design guide for the realization of the character unity as well as a sustainable quality of building and environment.
(2) RTBL contains the subject matter of the building and environment program, general plan and guide design, investment plan, plan control provisions, and implementation control guidelines.
Article 38
(1) RTBL is compiled by the Local Government or under the partnership of Local Government, private, and/or society in accordance with the The severity of the environment/region is concerned.
(2) RTBL drafting is based on building patterns of building and environments that include improvements, redevelopment, new development, and/or preservation for: a. The area woke up; b protected and conserved areas; c. New areas of potential thrive; and/or d. (3) The compiling of the RTBL as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out after the technical considerations of the TABG and public opinion.
(4) RTBL is set with the Regent Ordinance.
Article 39
Building building built on and/or underground, water, or infrastructure and public means as referred to in Article 17 paragraph (3) submission of a permit to establish the building's building was carried out after obtaining consent from the party. Authorized.
Article 40
(1) Construction of building buildings in the underground that across the infrastructure and/or general means as referred to in Article 39 must: a. in accordance with RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL; b. not to function of occupancy or residence; c. does not interfere with the function of the means and the infrastructure that is in
underground; d. meets health requirements according to the building function
building; e. have a special means for security interests and
safety for building building users; and f. consider the environment support.
(2) The construction of building buildings below and/or above water as referred to in Article 39 must be: a. in accordance with RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL; b. do not interfere with the environment balance, and the protected function
region; c. does not incur any damaging water current changes
environment; d. does not cause pollution; and e. have considered safety factors, convenience,
health, and ease for building users of the building.
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(3) Construction of building buildings above the infrastructure and/or general means as referred to in Article 39 must: a. in accordance with RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL; b. does not interfere with the infrastructure function and the means that are in
underneath it and/or around it; c. still pay attention to the building of the building against
its environment; and d. meet the safety and health requirements of appropriate
building building functions.
(4) IMB for building building buildings as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) is mandatory for technical considerations of TABG and opinion public.
(5) Further provisions of building building above and/or underground, water, and/or infrastructure and general means follow applicable technical standards.
Paragraph 3 Requirements The mainstay of Building Building
Section 41
The reliability requirements of the building as referred to in Article 8 paragraphs (3) letter b includes safety, health, convenience and ease requirements.
Section 42
The safety requirements as referred to in Section 41 include requirements of building building capabilities to support the load load, as well as building building capabilities in preventing and tackling the dangers of fire and lightning hazards.
Article 43
(1) Every building, its structure must be planned quat/sturdy, and stable in carrying the load/combination load and satisfy the service requirements of (serviceability) during the service age of the planned by considering building, location, drag, and possible implementation of the construction.
(2) The ability to carry the load is calculated on the influence-the influence of action as a result of the possible burdens work during the structure of the structure service, both fixed load load and temporary load load resulting from earthquake and wind.
(3) In planning of building structures building against earthquake influences, all elements of building structure are building, either part of the substructure and the structure of the building, must be reckoned The impact of an earthquake was planned in accordance with the quake zone.
(4) The building structure must be unplanned so that in the maximum loading conditions planned, in the event of a collapse the structure of the structure can still be enables building building users to save themselves.
(5) The provisions of loading, resilience to earthquakes and/or wind, and their structural calculations follow applicable guidelines and technical standards.
Article 44
(1) Any building buildings, except single dwelling houses and simple series houses, must protected against fire hazards with passive protection and active protection systems.
(2) The Application of passive protection systems as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on fire risk classification, space geometry, building materials installed, and/or the number and condition of the occupants in building buildings.
(3) The Application of the active protection system as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on function, classification, extent, height, volume of buildings, and/or number and conditions residents in building buildings.
(4) Every building building with function, classification, extent, number of floors, and/or with the number of certain occupant must have a fire security management unit.
(5) Further provisions regarding the planning, installation, and maintenance of passive protection systems and systems. Active protection and implementation of fire protection management follow applicable guidelines and technical standards.
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Article 45
(1) Any building building based on the layout, geographical properties, shape, altitude, and use at risk of a lightning strike must be equipped with a lightning rod installation.
(2) The system A lightning rod that is designed and installed must be able to reduce real risk of damage caused by lightning to the building and equipment that is profiled, and protect the human in it.
(3) More provisions Continue the planning process, installation, maintenance of system installation The lightning rod follows the guidelines and the technical standards applicable.
Article 46
(1) Any building buildings equipped with electrical installations including electrical resources must be guaranteed safe, reliable, and familiar surroundings.
(2) More terms on the planning, installation, inspection and maintenance of electrical installations following applicable guidelines and technical standards.
Article 47
(1) Any building building for public interest, or the building of a special function building must be equipped with an adequate security system for prevent the safety of occupant safety and property damage from an explosive disaster.
(2) Further provisions on planning, installation, maintenance of the security system installation follow the guidelines and technical standards that apply.
Article 48
The building health requirements of the building include the requirements of the hawking system, lighting, sanitation, and use of building materials.
Article 49
(1) To meet the requirements of the hawking system, every building building must have natural ventilation and/or ventilation mechanical/artificial mechanics according to its function.
(2) The ventilation needs are taken into account to meet the circulation needs and the air exchange in space according to the space function.
(3) the natural Ventilation must consist of permanent openings, windows, doors or other means that can be opened in accordance with applicable technical needs and standards.
(4) The natural ventilation area is calculated to a minimum of 5% (five perhundred) of the area floor area that is diventilate.
(5) In the natural ventilation thing is not eligible as it is referred to in paragraph (4), it must be provided mechanical or artificial ventilation.
(6) In terms of use of mechanical or artificial ventilation, the system must work continuously as long as the space is inhabited.
(7) The use of mechanical or artificial ventilation must be account for the magnitude of the suggested air exchange for various space functions in building building according to the guidelines and applicable technical standards.
Article 50
(1) To meet the requirements of the lighting system, each building the building must have natural and/or artificial lighting, according to its function.
(2) The need for lighting includes the need for space inside buildings, outside buildings, roads, parks, and other areas of exterior, including areas in the open air where lighting is needed.
(3) The natural lighting of lighting must be is reworked optimally on building buildings, adapted to the building functions and functions of each room inside the building.
(4) Artificial lighting on building buildings must be selected flexibly, effective and appropriate with an illumination level required according to the space function in the building building, by considering the efficiency and conservation of the energy used and its placement does not create a glare or refleclany effect.
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(5) The artificial lighting used for emergency lighting as referred to in paragraph (1) must be installed on building buildings with certain functions, and can work automatically and have a level of exposure which is sufficient for a safe evacuation.
(6) All artificial lighting systems, except those required for emergency lighting, must be equipped with manual controller, and/or automatic, as well as placed on easy capai/read places by space users.
(7) The natural lighting needs of natural and/or artificial lighting in building buildings calculated based on the guidelines and technical standards applicable.
Article 51
To meet the requirements of the sanitation system, each building building must be equipped with clean water systems, a dirty water disposal system and/or waste water, dirt and garbage, as well as rain water sprinklers.
Article 52
(1) Building buildings in meeting the requirements of clean water sanitation/drinking water systems as referred to in Article 51 should be planned: a. consider a clean water source/drinking water either from
a subscription water source, and/or any other water source; b. clean water quality/drinking water that meets the requirements
health; c. The shelter system meets the feasibility of the function
building building; and d. the distribution system to meet water discharge and minimal pressure
in accordance with the requirements.
(2) Other sources of water as referred to in paragraph (1) may be: a. The rainwater shelter; and b. mountain springs source.
(3) The Regional Government is fostering the provision of clean water/drinking water as referred to in verse (2) to be clean water/drinking water.
Article 53
Any environment must be supplemented with a dirty water disposal system and a waste water that meets the applicable technical standards.
Article 54
(1) Dirty water derived from human excrement is disposed to septic-tank fitted with a peresapan well.
(2) Water dirty and/or waste water dialled into the peresapan well or the city ' s public channels by using The pipes are closed.
(3) Letak wells peresapan as referred to in verse (1) and verse (2) must qualify as follows: a. lower 10 (ten) meters from the water source
nearest drink/net; b. In terms of soil tilt, the peresation well should
be lower than the source of the drink/clean water source; c. meet other conditions required/result from
a soil condition.
(4) Planning and installation dirty water and wastewater networks follow provisions in technical guidelines and standards.
Article 55
Any building that produces waste that creates pollution must be equipped with a means of waste processing.
Article 56
(1) Each building must provide a litter shelter and garbage which be taken into account based on building functions, number of residents and volume of litter and trash.
(2) Each environment must be equipped with a safe disposal of garbage and in accordance with the applicable provisions.
Article 57
(1) The System Rainwater distribution should be planned by considering: a. Ground water level; b. soil permeability; and c. availability of environmental drainage networks.
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(2) Each building and its cover must be equipped with a rain water flow system.
(3) The rain water flow system must meet the following conditions: a. In every yard, there must be a drainage channel
a rain that can be connected to the public channel of the city or with the making of a well-reed well;
b. The channel above must have a sizeable size and enough tilt to be able to stream all the rain water properly;
c. the rain water falling from the roof or the talang pipe of the building should not fall out of bounds And must be immediately channeled over the ground with a pipe or an open pair's channel, or it's passed down to the well of the courtyard.
(4) The rain water must be infused into the ground of the peeled and/or dialled to the resapan well before it is dialled into the environmental drainage network, except in the area: a. region with high ground water face (less than 3 meters); and b. The slope is generally easy to landslide.
(5) For the region as referred to in verse (4) the letter a and the letter b of the rain water is directly dialled into the river, reservoir or empang through the environmental drainage system.
(6) The standard of the system of copying Rain water follows the guidelines and technical standards applicable.
Article 58
(1) Building building in meeting the requirements of safe building materials for user health as referred to in Article 48 must be planned: a. Does not contain any of the dangerous/beracun; and b. building materials must be safe for building users
building.
(2) Building materials as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a and the letter b can be identified through: a. building materials information in the manufacturer ' s brochure; and b. testing in the laboratory.
Article 59
(1) Building materials as referred to in Article 58 paragraph (1) the letter b must: a. does not cause glare and light reflections; b. does not create an environmental temperature increase effect; c. supports energy saving; and d. supporting the greed with its environment.
(2) The building materials used following the guidelines and the technical standards apply.
Article 60
(1) The use of building materials is sought as maximal as possible production buildings in local/local, with a local content of at least 60% (sixty-perhundred).
(2) The use of building materials should consider preservation and health in the utilization of its buildings.
(3) The building materials used must meet the requirements of the engineering according to its function, as required in SNI about applicable building materials specifications.
(4) The provisions of the use of building materials as referred to in paragraph (1) need to consider the following things: a. the influence of heat, rain, air humidity, resistance or
age of the material; b. Vertical and horizontal load influences; c. influences resulting from reflection of light and heat
the sun is like glare and rising air temperature; d. Fire hazard; e. The planned aesthetic.
(5) The use of building materials containing toxins or harmful chemicals, must be recommended by the associated agencies and executed by an expert.
(6) The Exception of the provisions as referred to the paragraph (1) must get a recommendation from the Regent or the designated official.
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Article 61
The building ' s convenience requirements as referred to in Article 41 includes: a. the comfort of the wigs; b. the comfort of interspace relations; c. the comfort of air conditions in space; d. the comfort of sight; e. the comfort of vibration; and f. the comfort of the noise.
Article 62
(1) To gain the comfort of the motion room in building buildings, the organizers of building buildings should consider: a. space functions, number of users, furniture/equipment, accessibility
spaces, inside building buildings; and b. safety and health requirements.
(2) To get the comfort of interspace relations, the organizers of building buildings should consider: a. space function, space accessibility, and number of users and
the furniture/equipment inside the building; b. Horizontal and vertical circulation between horizontal and vertical spaces; and c. safety and health requirements.
(3) Further provisions of the manner of planning the comfort planning of motion space and interspace relations on building buildings in accordance with the guidelines and Applicable technical standards.
Article 63
(1) To obtain the comfort of the air conditions of space inside the building, the building's building organizers must consider the temperature and humidity.
(2) To get the level temperature and air humidity in the room can be done with the air conditioning by considering: a. building/space building functions, user number, layout, volume
space, equipment type, and building materials use; b. ease of maintenance and treatment; and c. the principles of energy saving and environmental sustainability.
(3) Further provisions regarding planning, installation, and maintenance of air conditions on building buildings in accordance with guidelines and technical standards. apply.
Article 64
(1) To gain the comfort of view, the organizers of building buildings should consider the comfort of the views from inside the building to the outside and from outside the building to certain spaces in building buildings.
(2) To gain the comfort of views from inside the building to the outside, the organizer of the building building should consider: a. Building mass materials, openings design, layout-in
and outside buildings, and the design of the outer shape of the building; b. utilization of potential of building outdoor space and
provision of green open spaces; and c. prevention of glare and beam disruptions.
(3) To gain the comfort of the view from outside into the building, organizers building buildings should consider: a. the design of the openings, the layout and the outside of the building, and
the design of the exterior form of the building; and b. the existence of existing and/or existing building buildings
around it.
(4) More provisions on the way of planning the comfort planning of views on building buildings in accordance with the guidelines and applicable technical standards.
Article 65
(1) To obtain a level of comfort to the vibrations on building buildings, the organizers of building buildings must consider the type of activities, use of equipment, and/or other getar sources that are in the building building and outside building.
(2) Further provisions on the tata way of planning a comfort level against vibration on building buildings in accordance with applicable guidelines and technical standards.
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Article 66
(1) To obtain a level of comfort to noise on building buildings, building building organizers must consider the type of activities, use of equipment, and/or other bising sources either located on the building and outside the building.
(2) Any building and/or activities that is due to its function pose a noise impact to its environment and/or against existing building buildings, it must be minimizing the noise evoking up to the allowable level.
(3) More terms on the manner of planning a comfort level against noise on building buildings in accordance with applicable guidelines and technical standards.
Section 67
(1) Building-building ease requirements as referred to in Article 41 includes: a. Ease of connection to, from and inside the building
building; and b. the completeness of the infrastructure and the means in the utilization
building building.
(2) The relation of the relationship as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a includes: a. ease of horizontal and vertical interspace relations in
building buildings; b. the availability of evacuation access; and c. the availability of easy, secure facilities and accessibility, and
is comfortable for the disabled and elderly.
(3) The completion of the infrastructure and means as specified in paragraph (1) the letter b is adjusted. with the building functions of the building and the environmental requirements of the building.
Article 68
(1) The horizontal relationship between spaces in the building as referred to in Article 67 of the paragraph (2) of the letter is the door of the door and/or adequate corridors for the establishment of building functions.
(2) The number, size, and type of the door, in a room considered based on the quantity of space, the space function, and the number of space users.
(3) The direction of the opening of the door leaves in a room is considered based on the function of space and aspects safety.
(4) The size of the corridor as a horizontal access interspace is considered based on the corridor function, space function, and number of users.
(5) Further provisions on the way of planning the door planning and the corridor follow the applicable technical guidelines and standards.
Article 69
(1) Ease of vertical relations Within the building of the building, as referred to in Article 67 of the (2) letter a, i.e., the availability of an adequate interlevel vertical relationship for the purpose of building a building of stairs, ram, lif, stairway/escalator, and/or running/travelator floor
(2) The number, size, and construction of vertical relationship means must be based on the building function of the building, the building area, and the number of room users, as well as the safety of building users building.
Article 70
(1) Each building building with an elevation above 5 (five) floors must be provides a means of vertical connection with a lif.
(2) The amount, capacity, and lif specification as a means of vertical relation in building buildings should be able to perform optimal service for the vertical circulation of the building, according to the function and the number of building users of the building.
(3) Any building building that uses lif should provide a fire lif.
(4) The fire Lif as referred to in verse (3) can be either a special fire lif or a regular passenger lif or a lif of goods that can be arranged for an operation so that in an emergency can be used specifically by fire officers.
(5) Further provisions on planning, installing, and lif maintenance in accordance with applicable guidelines and technical standards.
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Article 71
(1) Any building buildings, except single residence and simple series houses, must provide evacuation means including hazard warning systems for users, emergency exits, and evacuation lines. which can guarantee the ease of building users the building to evacuate from inside the building safely in the event of a catastrophic event or emergency.
(2) The hazard warning system for users, emergency exit, and the evacuation path as referred to in paragraph (1) is adjusted to the function and building classification, number and condition of building users building, as well as achievement distances to a safe place.
(3) The emergency exit door and evacuation lines must be equipped with an easy to read and clear direction.
(4) Any building with a function, classification, area, number of floors, and/or the number of occupants in a particular building must have a disaster relief management or emergency.
(5) More provisions on the layout Planning an evacuation course in accordance with the guidelines and applicable technical standards.
Section 72
(1) Any building building, except a single residence and simple series house, must provide facilities and accessibility to ensure its appearance of ease for the disabled and the advanced age of entry and exit from building buildings as well as activities in building buildings are easy, safe, comfortable and independent.
(2) The facilities and accessibility as referred to the verse (1) include toilets, parking/parking areas, public telephones, guide lines, rambu and marka, door, ram, stairs, and lif for the disabled and elderly.
(3) The provision of facilities and accessibility is tailored to the function, area, and height of building buildings.
(4) The provisions of the size, construction, number of facilities and accessibility for the disabled according to the provisions in the guidelines and Applicable technical standards.
Section 73
(1) Any building building for public interest must provide the completeness of the infrastructure and the means of utilization of building buildings, including: a. Worship room; b. change room; c. baby room; d. The toilet; e. the parking lot; f. dumpster; and g. communication and information facilities to provide ease
for building building users in activities in building buildings.
(2) Infrastructure and customizable facilities with building and building functions, as well as the number of user building a building.
(3) Further provisions on the planning and maintenance of the infrastructure completion and the means of utilization of building buildings in accordance with applicable guidelines and technical standards.
Section 74
(1) The completion of the infrastructure and means is a must for all building buildings for the general interest.
(2) The completeness of the infrastructure and the means must be adequate according to the function of the general building.
(3) The completion of the building and the infrastructure of building buildings as referred to in verse (1), includes: a. the means of prevention and countermeasures against the dangers
fires; b. parking space; c. vertical transport means; d. the means of the air plan; e. the facility of the disabled; f. rescue means.
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Fourth Quarter Building Old Building and Adat Building
Paragraph 1 Local Kearifan
Article 75
(1) The building of the old building and/or the building of indigenous buildings erected with the traditional rule must be It was retained because it was a heritage of local wisdom and a distinctive feature of the area in the building architecture of the building that could be used as an inspiration to build building buildings.
(2) The building of a new building by the Local Government was assessed It's important and strategic, in its planning to harness the traditional elements.
paragraph 2 Requirements
Section 76
The administrative requirements for the building of the old building and/or the building of the customary building as referred to in Article 75 of the paragraph (1) are as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (2).
Section 77
The technical requirements of the old building and/or the building of the customary building as referred to in Article 75 of the paragraph (1) are as referred to in Article 8 of the paragraph (3).
The Fifth Section of the Permanent Semi-Building Building and
Emergency Building Building Or Temporary
Article 78
(1) The building of a semi-permanent building is used for the main activities and/or support activities.
(2) The main activities as set forth in the (1) section of the above paragraph: An exhibition is a building on a bridge building; and b. Residential activities are home building buildings.
(3) The event of support as referred to in verse (1) includes: a. residential activity is basecamp; b. development activities include keet or office and
project warehouse; and c. exhibit/promotion activities are mock-up simple house,
post-earthquake home, home pre-cast, home knock down.
(4) The building of a semi-permanent building as referred to in verse (1) can be upgraded to a permanent building along its location according to the location and meets the guidelines and technical standards of construction of the building. apply.
Article 79
(1) Building an emergency building or temporary use for primary and/or support activities.
(2) The functions of the primary activities as referred to the paragraph (1) include: a. residential activities are basecamp; and b. venture/trading activities include a shelter kiosk
temporarily.
(3) The function of the support activities as referred to in paragraph (1) includes functions for building buildings: a. disaster handling activities include countermeasures and
help, public kitchens; b. bathing, washing, and kakus activities; and c. the development activities of directors keet or office and
project warehouse.
(4) Building building as referred to in paragraph (1) is required to be unloaded after completion of utilization or extension The Sixth Building at the Site of Natural Disaster Potential
Article 80
(1) Building buildings across the Regions must be planned under the provisions for earthquake-resistant construction for zone 3 (three) and zone 4 (four) or a microzoning set for the location of the district in question.
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(2) Building building as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. building buildings in general, except building buildings
dwelling houses and house series 1 (one) floor; and b. certain building buildings.
(3) Building residential residential buildings and house series 1 (one) the floor as referred to in paragraph (2) letter a, may be established with the principal requirements that meet the minimum construction requirements for avoid collapsing in total.
(4) Building buildings in the natural disaster-prone area of the land movement must meet the provisions as follows: a. planned for the construction of an earthquake-resistant building; b. equipped retaining buildings, anchors (anchor) and pilling; c. equipped terasering with the proper drainage system; d. done greening with rooting system and growing range
right around the building; e. Soil compression is done; f. Equipped with a retaining embankment for rock collapse (rock fall); g. performed a recahan closure on a slope to prevent the water
enter quickly into the ground; and h. The foundation of the stake.
Article 81
(1) The construction of a building in the Rawan Disaster Area of the Fire must correspond to the provisions set in the RTRW.
(2) The home roof angle must be able to prevent the buildup of volcanic eruptions in a way: a. The slope of the roof angle is at least 40 ° (forty degrees); and b. The field of the roof must field a flat or not form
angle/fault the change angle of tilt.
(3) The roof as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. the main roof of the building building; and b. extra roof overstek for terraces, garages, and windows.
CHAPTER IV STAGING BUILDING BUILDING
Technical Planning Section
Paragraf 1
Technical Plan Documents
Section 82
(1) Construction building buildings are organized through the technical planning and execution stages.
(2) Building construction of the building is mandatory administrative and technical to ensure the reliability of building buildings without the generated an important impact on the environment.
(3) Building building buildings as set forth in paragraph (1) following the applicable, measurable, functional, procedural rules, by considering the balance between the social values of the local culture to the development of architecture, science and the technology.
Section 83
(1) The technical planning of building buildings is conducted by building planning service providers which have certificates in accordance with the laws except for: a. a simple single home; b. the home of the series is simple; c. building buildings other than the home stay with area up to
with 250 m2 (two hundred and fifty square meters); d. building two-storey building with an area up to 250 m2
(two hundred and fifty square meters).
(2) The technical planning for simple single home and simple series houses as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a and b b may be prepared by the building owner.
(3) Technical planning for building buildings In addition to the 250 m2 (250 m2) building and the two-story building, up to 250 m2, as referred to in verse (1) the letter c and the letter d are prepared by the ahli/experienced.
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(4) The scope of building technical planning services of the building as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. Drafting of the planning concept; b. prarencana; c. development of plans; d. detailed plan; e. the creation of a construction document; f. Description and evaluation of the procurement of services
execution; g. Periodic oversight of building construction of the building;
and h. (5) Technical planning of building buildings based on a work reference framework and working bond document.
(6) Technical Planning must be compiled in a technical plan document building buildings based on the technical requirements of the building according to the location, function, and classification of building buildings.
(7) The technical plan documents of the building are: a. Architectural engineering, structure and construction, mechanical and
electrical, landscaping; b. plan layout in the form of a plan image; c. image details of execution; d. work plans and administrative terms; e. general terms and technical terms; f. the budget plan of the development cost; and g. Planning reports.
(8) The working relationship between technical planning services providers and building building owners must be exercised based on the bond of work which is poured in a written agreement in accordance with the laws.
Section 84
(1) The technical plan document is inspected, assessed, approved, and authorized to obtain an IMB.
(2) Examination of a technical plan document is executed by considering the completeness of the document in accordance with the function and classification of building buildings.
(3) The assessment of the technical plan document is implemented by conducting an evaluation of the The fulfilment of the technical requirements by considering the location aspect, function, and classification of building buildings.
(4) In terms of building buildings for public interest, assessment of the building ' s technical plan documents as referred to in paragraph (3) required technical considerations of building expert team building.
(5) The assessment of the building's technical plan documents that pose an important impact, is required to receive technical considerations of the building's team of building experts and pay attention to public hearings.
(6) Assessment of building technical plan documents Special functions are performed by the Government by coordinating with the local government and receiving technical considerations from the building's expert team, as well as paying attention to public hearings.
(7) Against the technical plan document that has been satisfy the requirements in accordance with the assessment as referred to in paragraph (3) approved and authorized by the Head of the Service except for building a special function building by the Government.
Article 85
The technical planning as referred to in Section 82 paragraph (1) is not required for: a. The building of a building that is an emergency or temporary; and b. Building maintenance/repair work, among others:
1. repair the building by not changing the construction and area of the building floor;
2. Plaster, repair of building cracks and repair of the building floor layer;
3. fix the roof cover without changing its construction; 4. fix light/air holes no more than 1 (one) m2; 5. create a page separator without construction; and 6. fix the ceiling without changing any other network.
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Paragould 2 IMB
Article 86
(1) Any person or body will build new, alter, expand, reduce, and/or care for a building building must have an IMB.
(2) The IMB Publishing process as referred to in verse (1) is adjusted to the building of building buildings.
(3) The building of the building as referred to in verse (2) is as follows: a. building buildings in general, including:
1. the building of a simple single residential residential building, covering: the core house is growing, a simple house healthy, and a simple series house;
2. the building of residential building houses single and house series up to with 2 (two) floors; and
3. the building of residential building houses is not simple 2 (two) floors or more.
b. Other buildings in general. 1. building buildings for public interest; and 2. building a special function building
Article 87
(1) Before submitting an IMB request, the applicant must request the regency of the county plan for the location concerned to the Regent.
(2) The regency of the county plan as referred to in paragraph (1) contains: a. building building functions that can be built on the location
are concerned; b. maximum height of building permitted building; c. number of floors/layers of building buildings below ground level
and permitted KTB; d. Narrow and minimum free range building buildings
permitted; e. Maximum KDB allowed; f. Maximum number of KLB allowed; g. Minimum required KDH;
h. Maximum allowed KTB; and i. The city utility network.
(3) If the location is in the area of disaster-prone or a location whose soil conditions are polluted, then in the statement the county plan must be listed in the special provisions applicable to the intended location.
(4) The description of the city plan as referred to in paragraph (3) is used as the basis for the drafting of the building's technical plan building.
Article 88
(1) To obtain the IMB, the applicant is applying to the Regent and is equipped administrative documents and technical documents, as well as supporting documents/documents related.
(2) The administrative document as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. Property rights document (s); and b. (3) technical documents referred to in paragraph (1) of the technical plan document.
(4) The associated supporting letters documents as referred to in paragraph (1) are: a. SIPPT; b. recommendations from related agencies; c. environment documents provided the following terms:
1. AMDAL document for building buildings that pose an important impact on the environment;
2. UKL-UPL document for building building used for business/activities not included in AMDAL mandatory criteria; or
3. SPPL for building buildings that are used for business/activities that are not included in the UKL-UPL mandatory criteria.
(5) Further provisions of the document as referred to in paragraph (2), paragraph (3) and paragraph (4), are governed by the Regent Ordinance.
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Article 89
(1) The IMB Request as referred to in Section 88 is processed by the order as follows: a. examination; and b. Review.
(2) The examination of IMB requests as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter a includes the records and research of the completeness of the administrative document and the technical plan document.
(3) The study of the IMB invocation is as intended (1) the following paragraph (s) in the (1) letter Technical Requirements Assessment of fitness with provision/order requirements
building; c. Assessment of fitness with reliability/reliability requirements
building building by TABG; d. Public hearings; and e. Technical considerations by TABG.
(4) Further provisions of the IMB publishing process as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are governed by the Regent Regulation.
Section 90
(1) IMB is published the longest 14 (fourteen) days of the year. The IMB letter of application and the completeness of the administrative documents and technical documents, as well as the fully accepted supporting documents/papers.
(2) The IMB of the IMB as referred to in paragraph (1) may be delayed by reason of as follows: a. required additional time to perform the study
application IMB; b. Under the terms of this Cloud Service, Client may use the Cloud Service for the purpose of using the IBM Cloud Service, and the following:
(3) The issuer of the IMB issuer as referred to in paragraph (2) can only be performed once and for the longest of 8 (eight) months of the year since the receipt of the IMB application.
(4) The issuer of the IMB issuer as referred to in paragraph (2) is poured in written form and accompanied by reason of delay with the SKPD Chief letter responsible in the field of integrated licensing ministry.
Article 91
If before publication IMB, the body-shaped IMB applicant is disbanding or the individual applicant dies then the IMB is not processed.
Article 92
The obligation has an IMB is excluded for the activities as follows: a. the creation of ventilation holes, illumination and so on
an area of no more than 1 m2 (one square meter) with the longest side to be no more than 2 m (two meters);
b. Building maintenance/repair by not adding to the area, changing the denah, construction and architecture of the original building that has been given permission;
c. The establishment of the building is not permanent for the pet enclosure, the park and the Same type;
d. creation of an ornaoric pool, flagpole and the same type in the courtyard yard;
e. establishment of building equipment building that has acquired IMB; and
f. repair of damaged building buildings due to natural disasters or disasters, building buildings that were hit by the public and the country as long as unswerking the IMB has been owned.
Article 93
(1) In the event of the changes to ownership of building buildings, owners of new building buildings can apply for IMB changes.
(2) The requirements and rules of submission of IMB changes as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Rules of the Regent.
Article 94
(1) IMB may be revoked if: a. within 6 (six) months after IMB was published, the holder
permission has not done a real and convincing job;
b. work is stalled for 3 (three) consecutive months and it turns out not to be continued;
c. published permission is based on the untrue captions; or
d. development deviate from a technical plan that has been passed.
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(2) The revocation of the iMB as referred to in paragraph (1) is specified with the Decree Decision.
(3) Prior to the revocation of the IMB as referred to in paragraph (2), to the IMB holder was first given the warning. written.
(4) Against the revocation of the IMB as referred to in paragraph (2), to the holder of the IMB is given the opportunity to file an objection.
Article 95
(1) Any person or body will establish an emergency building building or while it is mandatory to have an IMB while given by the Regent.
(2) The Building the emergency or temporary building as referred to in verse (1) may be given an IMB while based on consideration: a. Planned building building functions
service 3 (three) up to 5 (five) years; b. the nature of the emergency structure; and c. A maximum utilization period of 6 (six) months that can
be extended with certain considerations.
Section 96
(1) To obtain an interim IMB as referred to in Article 95 of the paragraph (1), the applicant Apply for a temporary IMB request with administrative documents and technical documents, as well as supporting documents/related documents.
(2) The administrative document as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. Property rights document (s); and b. The document ownership status document
(3) The technical document as referred to in paragraph (1) is an architectural technical plan.
(4) Documentaries on the associated documents as referred to in paragraph (1) are: a. SIPPT; and b. Recommendations from related agencies.
(5) More terms on the document as referred to in paragraph (2), paragraph (3) and paragraph (4) are governed by the Rule of Count.
Section 97
(1) the iMB Application is provisioned. in Section 95 it is processed in the order as follows: a. examination; and b. Review.
(2) More terms on the terms of the IMB publishing manner while set up with the Rule of Count.
Section 98
IMB while as referred to in Section 95 is given the longest 14 (fourteen) days count Since the letter of the IMB has temporary and the completeness of the administrative documents and technical documents, and the related documents/related documents are fully received.
Paragaf 3 Building Building
Article 99
(1) The Government The area conducts building buildings in conjunction with the IMB process.
(2) Building building is conducted based on data in the IMB application that has been passed.
(3) The results of building building are compiled into up-date (updated) building information systems. Every day.
(4) The layout of the building's building follows technical guidelines in accordance with the laws.
Second part of the Construction and Oversight Implementation
paragraph 1 of the construction
section 100
(1) Implementation of the construction of the building building begins after the building's building owner acquires the IMB.
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(2) The implementation of construction of a building must be based on the approved and approved technical plan document.
(3) The execution of construction of building buildings in the building of new building building, repairs, the addition, change and/or restoration of building buildings and/or installations, and/or building equipment.
Article 101
(1) The construction activities of building buildings include: a. implementation of the execution document; b. field preparation; c. construction activities; d. Final inspection of construction work; and e. the submission of the end result of the job.
(2) The examination of the execution document as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter of the letter includes the examination of completeness, correctness, and the construction of the construction (constructability) of all implementation documents work.
(3) The preparation of the field as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b includes: a. The creation of a program; b. Resource mobilization; and c. Field physical setup.
(4) The construction activities as referred to in paragraph (1) of the huru Fc include: a. execution of physical construction work on the field; b. creation of job progress reports; c. compiling job creation image (shop drawings) and
job execution images in accordance with the executed (as built drawings); and
d. the construction of a construction site.
(5) The execution of building constructions as referred to in paragraph (1) the d letter must apply the principles of safety and work health (K3).
(6) The end of the construction work end inspection activities as referred to in paragraph (1) includes examination of the final results of building construction work on suitability with execution documents.
(7) The end result of the job The construction of the construction is a building that is a building that is a function including the infrastructure and its filters are equipped with: a. construction execution document; b. work execution image in accordance with the executed
(as built drawings); c. The operating guidelines and maintenance of building buildings,
equipment as well as mechanical and electrically equipment building buildings; and
d. work submission document.
Paragraph 2 Examination by Local Government
Article 102
(1) The Local Government carries out an examination of the execution of construction activities in fulfillment or violation of the provisions regarding building buildings.
(2) Examination as referred to in paragraph (1) as part of the means of management of control by the Regional Government for order of building activities.
(3) Examination as referred to the verse (1) was carried out by the officer appointed by the Head of the Service.
(4) In carrying out examination activities, examiners as referred to in paragraph (3) must be accompanied by a warrant.
paragraph 3
supervision of the Construction Implementation
Article 103
(1) Construction supervision building buildings can be: a. the supervision of a construction execution; or b. building construction management activities
building.
(2) The supervision of the construction of the construction as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a performed at the construction stage of the construction include: a. Cost supervision; b. quality supervision; c. supervision of time; and
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d. The examination of the building functions of the building after the construction of the construction is completed to obtain the SLF building.
(3) The construction management activities as referred to in paragraph (1) the letter b is performed from the technical planning stage up to the end of the construction. the implementation of the construction includes: a. Cost control; b. Quality control; c. Time control; and d. The construction of the building functions after
The construction was completed to acquire the SLF building.
(4) The examination of the building functions of the building as referred to in verse (2) d and verse (3) d. includes a function conformity check, building requirements, safety, health, convenience, and ease, towards the IMB building that has been given.
Paragraph 4
Surveillance Services Provider/Construction Management
Article 104
(1) Supervision/construction management of buildings for building buildings Home dwellers are not simple, other building buildings in general, and certain building buildings for public purposes are conducted by the supervising services provider/construction management building that has certificates according to regulations. It's
(2) The scope of building construction supervision/construction management follows the guidelines and applicable standards.
(3) The granting of duties to the supervising services provider/construction management is done with the written work bond.
Section 105
The Service carries out technical studies for the examination of the functions of the building of a single residence residential building and the home of the series.
Paragraph 5 SLF Building Building
Section 106
(1) Local Government published SLF against building completed buildings and has met The requirements of a function based on the function of the building function as referred to in Article 103 of the paragraph (4) as a condition to be utilized.
(2) The examination of the building functions of the building includes: a. Examination of the fulfilment of administrative requirements; and b. Examination and testing of the fulfillment of technical requirements.
(3) The examination of the fulfillment of the administrative requirements as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter a includes: a. Actual data conformance with data in the document
status of the rights to the ground; b. Actual data suitability (last) with data in imb
and/or building ownership status documents that originally have been /dimili; and
c. ownership of the IMB document.
(4) The examination and testing of the fulfilment of technical requirements as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter b include: a. Actual data suitability (last) with data in the document
implementation of building construction including image execution work (as built drawings), operating guidelines and maintenance/maintenance building buildings, equipment as well as mechanical and electrical equipment building buildings (manus), and working bond documents;
b. testing/test in the field (on site) and/or in the laboratory for aspects of safety, health, comfort, and ease, on building structure, equipment, and equipment, as well as building a building on a construction component or equipment that requires accurate technical data.
(5) Examination of building building functions as referred to in paragraph (3) and paragraph (4) is performed using a list form form for the recording of technical data measured on building buildings.
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(6) The Local Government can conduct joint inspection of the agencies related to building buildings and the TABG for buildings which are assessed as a specific strategic priority.
(7) The results of the function of the function of the function the building building as referred to in verse (5) is poured in the news of the event.
(8) The provisions of the manner of the examination of the building functions of the building follow the guidelines and the technical standards applicable.
Paragraph 6 of the Tata Way Process Publishing SLF Building Building
Article 107
(1) Building SLF buildings The building is classified according to the complexity of the document examination process and the examination/testing of the building functions of the building.
(2) The level of process complexity of the process referred to in verse (1) includes building buildings. in general and certain building buildings.
(3) Classification as building buildings in general as it is referred to in verse (2) includes: a. the building of a simple single home residential building
includes a growing core home, a simple house healthy, and a simple series house;
b. The building houses the single home and the house of the series up to 2 (two) floors; and
c. The residential building houses are not simple 2 (two) floors or more, and other building buildings in general.
(4) Classification as a particular building, as referred to in a verse (2) includes: a. building buildings for public interest; and b. the building of a special function building.
Article 108
(1) The term of SLF for residential building residential buildings is simple and simple series houses are not restricted.
(2) The term of SLF buildings building for building buildings The home of a single home, and the house of the series up to two (two) floors are set within 20 (twenty) years.
(3) The term of SLF building buildings for residential building houses is not simple, building buildings others in general, and certain building buildings are specified in the term of 5 (five) years.
Article 109
(1) The owner/user of the building submits an application for the SLF building after the completion of the construction to the Regent.
(2) Submission of the SLF as referred to in paragraph (1) is attached to: a. a statement letter of the conduct of a building function
or a recommendation of the results of a function of the building function of the building;
b. List of Building Sympathy Checks of Building Buildings; c. image execution of work in accordance with which
executed (as built drawings); and d. Administrative documents include:
1. Early iMB or IMB changes if there is a change to the execution of construction;
2. status document/proof of building ownership of the building; and 3. Land rights document.
(3) Against the request of the SLF issuer as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted an examination.
(4) The application of the application of the SLF issuer application and the examination are referred to in paragraph (1) and verse (3) is set further by the Rules of the Regent.
Article 110
(1) The Regent publishes the SLF building of building based on the results of the building functions of the building on fulfillment of functions and technical requirements according to the provision in IMB.
(2) SLF and an extension of the SLF building building can be given on the basis: a. the request of the owner or user of the building building at the time
is completed and/or after the completion of the term of the SLF building building;
b. Function changes, load changes, or changes to building forms;
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c. presence of rehabilitation/renovation of building damage caused by disasters such as earthquakes, tsunamis, fires, floods and/or other disasters; and
d. Public reports on building buildings are indicated to harm the safety of the community and the surrounding environment.
(3) The granting of SLF building buildings is published: a. for building a newly completed building; and b. if there is an IMB issuer due to changes in building functions
building.
(4) Giving SLF building buildings except for home occupancy is accompanied by a building sign building laik function.
(5) The form and completeness of the SLF building documents building and label building laik building functions are set up With the Regent's Rules.
Third Part the Building for Building Building
Paragraph 1 General
Article 111
(1) The building's heating of building is an activity utilizing building buildings in accordance with the functions specified in IMB including maintenance, maintenance, and periodic examination activities.
(2) The construction of the building can only be done after the building of the building acquired the SLF.
(3) Compulsory Building Building is required by an owner or an administrative and technical orderly to ensure the behavior of building a building without causing an important impact on the environment.
(4) The owner of the building is required to be used in the building of a building. building buildings for public importance must follow a program of dependents against possible building failures during the construction of building buildings.
Paragraph 2 Of Building Building
Section 112
(1) Maintenance the building building as referred to in Article 111 paragraph (1) can be performed by: a. owner/user of building buildings; or b. the building maintenance service provider that owns
a certificate of expertise in accordance with the invite-invite rules.
(2) The building maintenance activities and building equipment as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. cleanup; b. perapihan; c. examination; d. testing; e. repair and /or replacement; and f. other similar activities in accordance with the operating guidelines
and the maintenance of building buildings, equipment and mechanical equipment and electricals building.
(3) The frequency or cycle of activities as referred to in paragraph (2) for each building building and building equipment building follows its provisions in: a. the operating guidelines and maintenance of building buildings
equipment as well as mechanical and electrically equipment; and b. guidelines and technical standards maintenance building building
applicable.
Article 113
The implementation of building maintenance activities must implement the principles of safety and work health (K3).
Paragould 3 Building Building
Article 114
(1) The treatment of building buildings as referred to in Article 111 paragraph (1) is performed by: a. building/building users of the building; or
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b. the building care provider of the building that has a certificate of expertise in accordance with the invitational regulations.
(2) The building treatment of the building as referred to in paragraph (1) includes repair and/or replacement of building parts, components, building materials, and/or infrastructure and means based on the building of building technical plan maintenance documents.
(3) The treatment of building buildings is carried out according to the degree of damage to building buildings including: a. mild damage level, which includes damage to
non-structural components, roof cover, ceiling, floor coverings, and walls/participates;
b. Moderate damage, including damage to parts of the structural components of the roof, and floor; and
c. Heavy damage rates, including damage to most building components of the building, especially structures.
(4) Plans the technical for the building treatment of the building level of moderate damage and the extent of heavy damage as referred to in paragraph (3) the letter b and the letter c must: a. get technical considerations of TABG; and b. received service approval for the new IMB issuer.
(5) Building treatment is using building care service providers that have a certificate of expertise in accordance with the laws.
(6) Tata building treatment ways following the guidelines and applicable technical standards.
Article 115
Activities implementation of building care should apply for the principles of safety and occupations of work (K3).
section 116
(1) The implementation of construction on building maintenance activities follows the provisions in Article 100, Section 101 and Section 103.
(2) The results of the care activities as referred to in Article 114 of the paragraph (2) are poured in the treatment report used for consideration of the extension of the SLF set by the Regional Government.
Paragraph 4 Examination Periodically Building
Article 117
(1) periodically examination of building buildings as referred to in Article 111 paragraph (1) is performed by the owner and/or building users of the building and may use the study service provider the technical building of a building that has a certificate according to regulations It's
(2) periodically examination of building buildings as referred to in paragraph (1) are performed for all or part of building buildings, components, building materials, and/or infrastructure and means in the framework of building maintenance and maintenance The building, for the extension of the SLF.
(3) periodically examination of building buildings as referred to in paragraph (2) shall be noted in the form of a report.
(4) The provisions of the periodic examination of the building as referred to in paragraph (2) Guidelines on laws.
Paragraph 5 Extension SLF Building Building
Article 118
(1) Extension SLF building building at a time of utilization is published by the Local Government in the timeframe: a. 20 (twenty) years for single-lived home and home
series stay; and b. 5 (five) years for other building buildings.
(2) The extension of the SLF building as referred to in verse (1) is given based on the results of a building function of the building on the fulfillment of technical requirements and functions building buildings in accordance with IMB.
(3) The owner and/or user building of the building is required to apply for an extension of the SLF to the Local Government at least 60 (sixty) calendar days before the SLF term ends.
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(4) SLF building buildings are given on the basis of the owner's request for all or part of the building according to the results of the construction of the building function.
(5) The examination of the building functions of the building. As it is referred to in verse (4) carried by a provider of technical studies of the building, except for a single residence and a series residence by the Local Government.
Paragraph 6 Oversight of Building Building Safety Building
Article 119
(1) Surveillance on utilization of building buildings is carried out by Government and/or Local Government at the time of submission of the SLF extension and/or the presence of a report from the public.
(2) The Regent can conduct surveillance of building buildings that have indications of a change in function and/or building buildings which endangers the environment.
Fourth Quarter Preservation
Paragraph 1 General
Article 120
(1) The Regional Government conducts the protection and preservation of building buildings and its environment.
(2) Protection and The preservation of the building and its environment must be carried out Administrative and guarantee the functioning of building buildings and their environment in accordance with the laws.
(3) The protection and preservation as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. Conserved building activities; b. utilization for building building functions; c. treatment to keep building conditions of the building; d. restorer to return at the rate
of its release; and
e. Surveillance activities are conducted by following the preservation rule and utilizing science and technology.
(4) Building buildings and their protected and conserved environments include: a. building of the building with the shortest age of 50 (fifty)
year; b. represents the shortest possible term of 50 (fifty) years; and c. is considered to have an important value of history, science, and
culture as well as architectural value.
(5) The preserved building of the building can include the scale: a. Local/regional; b. province; and c. National.
Paragraph 2 Redemption of Protected and Protected Building Building
Article 121
(1) Owner, community, Local Government and/or Government may propose building buildings and their eligible environment as it is referred to in Article 120 of the paragraph (4) to be protected and conserved.
(2) The building of the building and its environment before the proposed suppressor must have been given consideration of the building preservation expert team and the results of the hearing public opinion.
(3) The building of the building and its environment that protected and preserved as referred to in paragraph (2) performed by: a. President of the proposal of the Minister for building and
its environment which has values as referred to in the national or international verse (1) or international;
b. The governor of the proposed head of service for building buildings and its environment which has values as referred to in paragraph (1) provincial or cross-county scale; and
c. Regents for the proposed head of service for building buildings and their environment which have values as referred to in local or local sections.
(4) Redemption as referred to in paragraph (3) may be reviewed. periodic 5 (five) years.
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(5) The building and its environment that will be set to be protected and preserve for the proposal of the Government, the Local Government, and/or the public must be with the knowledge of the owner.
(6) The decision of the designation the building of the building and its protected environment and conserved as referred to in paragraph (3) are delivered in writing to the owner.
Section 122
(1) The building of the building and its environment is based on classification level. the protection and preservation of building buildings and its environment according to value history, science, and culture including the values of architecture and technology.
(2) Classification of the building and its environment as referred to in paragraph (1) consists of the main classification, madya and pratama.
(3) Classification The main meaning of verse (2) is reserved for building buildings and their environments that are physically unaltered.
(4) The classification of madya as referred to in verse (2) is reserved for building and building buildings. The environment is physically authentic. The exterior of the exterior is absolutely not allowed. changed, but the layout can be changed in part by not reducing the values of protection and its preservation.
(5) The preview of the pratama as referred to in verse (2) is reserved for building buildings and its environment. The physical form can be physically altered in part by not diminuting its conservation values and its preservation and by not eliminating the building's main part.
Article 123
(1) The Local Government does identification and documentation of building buildings and its environment Qualify as referred to in Article 120 of the paragraph (4).
(2) The identification and documentation as referred to in paragraph (1) is least included: a. identification of the building's life, history of ownership, history
use, value of architecture, science and technology, and its archaeological value; and
b. Documentation of technical images and photos of building buildings and their environment.
Paragraph 3 of the Building for Protected Building and Protected Building
Section 124
(1) Protected Building of buildings and preserved by the performed by the owner and/or users in accordance with the preservation and classification of protected building buildings and are conserved as well as in accordance with the laws.
(2) In terms of building buildings and/or its environments that have been designated as a cultural preserve will be utilized for religious, social, tourism, educational, scientific and cultural interests then its sweeteners must conform to the provisions in the classification of the protection and preservation level of the building and its environment.
(3) In terms of building buildings and/or its environments that have been designated as a cultural reserve shall be transferred its rights to other parties, The transfer of rights must be executed in accordance with the laws
(4) Any owner and/or building user of the building and/or its conserved environment is required to protect the building and/or its environment in accordance with its classification.
(5) Any building and/or its environment is set to be protected and conserved, its owner may obtain an incentive from the Government and/or the Regional Government.
Section 125
(1) Implementation of maintenance, maintenance, periodic examination of building buildings and The protected environment and/or conserved of the owner and/or user of building building in accordance with the provisions in Article 112, Section 114 and Article 117.
(2) Special to the implementation of the treatment as referred to in paragraph (1) must be made technical plan preservation of building buildings arranged by considering the principle of protection and preservation that includes the authenticity of the form, the layout The layout, the structure system, the use of the building materials, and the values that it contains at the extent of the building's damage and its classification provisions.
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Article 126
(1) The restoration of the protected and conserved building building is an event of correcting and restoring the building to its original form.
(2) The restoration of the building and the restoration of buildings and the buildings of the building.
(2) The restoration of building The protected environment and/or conserved are done in accordance with the applicable provisions.
(3) The implementation of the restoration must pay attention to the principles of safety and work health (K3), protection and preservation that includes authenticity form, layout and method of execution, structure system, use of building materials, and historical values, science, and culture including values of architecture and technology.
The Fifth Section of the demolition
Paragraph 1 General
Article 127
(1) The demolition of the building must be exercised in an orderly manner and consider security, the safety of the community and its environment.
(2) The demolition of building buildings as referred to in paragraph (1) must conform to the provisions of the demolition order or the approval of the demolition by the local government, except building a special function building by the Government.
(3) The demolition Building buildings include the construction activities of the demolition and the execution of building buildings, conducted by following the general dismantling rules and utilizing science and technology.
Paragraph 2 Redemption Dismantling
Article 128
(1) The Government or Local Government identifies building buildings that will be set to be dismantled based on the results of the examination and/or report of the public.
(2) Building a building that can Disassembled as a result of a verse (1) includes: a. building buildings that are not functional and cannot be
repaired again; b. building buildings whose heating poses a danger
for users, communities, and its environment; and/or c. building buildings that do not have an IMB.
(3) The Government or Local Government convees the results of the identification as referred to in paragraph (1) to the owner and/or user of the building building to be set to be dismantled.
(4) Based on the results of the identification As referred to in paragraph (1), the owner and/or user of the building, except for a single residence in particular the home of a growing core and a simple house of health, is required to perform technical studies of building buildings and deliver the results to the the local government, except for building a special function building to the Government.
(5) If The construction of the building's technical studies meets the criteria as referred to in verse (2) letters a and b, the local government assigned the building to be demolished with a demolition warrant.
(6) For building buildings that does not have an IMB as referred to in paragraph (2) of the letter c, the local government assigned the building to be dismantled by the demolition letter.
(7) The contents of the demolition warrant are referred to in verse (5) and verse (6) contains the demolition time limit, the dismantling procedure, and the threat sanction against any violation.
(8) In terms of the owner and/or building of the building does not carry out the demolition in the time limit as referred to in paragraph (7), the demolition is done by the local government that can designate the building of a building demolition service at the cost of the owner except for the owner of the non-capable residence, the demolition cost is borne by the local government.
Article 129
(1) The building owner filed the demolition building buildings by giving notice in writing to the government region, except for building a special function building to the Government, accompanied by a last report on regular inspection results.
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(2) In terms of building owners rather than as landowners, the proposed demolition as referred to in verse (1) must get the approval of the landowner.
(3) The building of the building to be dismantled as In verse (1) and verse (2) are conducted through the issuance of a letter of termination or the termination of the termination by the Regent except the building of the special function building by the Minister.
(4) The publication of the demolition of the building's building to be dismantled as referred to in verse (3) are excluded for building buildings home.
PARAGRAPH 3 OF THE DISMANTLING
Article 130
(1) The demolition of building buildings may be carried out by the owner and/or user of the building and can use the demolition service provider of the building which has a certificate in accordance with the laws.
(2) Special to the demolition of building buildings using heavy equipment and/or explosives must be carried out by the building's demolition service provider.
(3) In terms of owner and/or building users of the building The disclosures are set by a letter as referred to in Article 129 of the paragraph (3) not carrying out the demolition within the specified time limit, the demolition warrant was revoked.
Article 131
(1) The demolition of the building That building can cause a wide impact on public safety. And the environment must be carried out based on a technical plan of demolition compiled by a technical planning service provider that has a certificate in accordance with the invitational regulations.
(2) The technical plan of the demolition as referred to the verse (1) must be approved by the local government, except for the building of a special function building by the Government, after being given consideration of the TABG.
(3) In terms of the implementation of the dismantling of an extensive impact on public safety and the environment, the owner and the Government and/or the local government conducts socialization and written notice to the people around the building building, before the implementation of the demolition.
(4) The implementation of the demolition of the building follows the principle-the principle of safety and work health (K3).
Paragraph 4 The demolition of Building Building Building
Article 132
(1) The supervision of the demolition of the building building was carried out by a supervising service provider with a certificate in accordance with the laws of the law. except building home premises.
(2) The results of the execution of building demolition of the building as referred to in paragraph (1) are reported periodically to the Local Government.
(3) The local government is conducting surveillance Periodic review of the execution report The demolition technical.
Sixth Section of the Authority
Article 133
(1) The Regent delegated the authority of the building to include the IMB and IMB publishing process while the SKPD Chief is in charge of the integrated licensing field.
(2) The Regents delegate the authority to the Head of the Service for: a. Give a letter to the district plan; b. conducted a construction execution check; c. performing maintenance and maintenance of building buildings belonging to
local government; d. publishes the SLF building of the building and its banner; e. Conducting surveillance of building buildings; f. conducting identification and setting of building buildings that
will be dismantled; and
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g. supervision of the suitability of the building of building demolition of the building with a technical plan.
(3) The Regent delegated part of the IMB publishing authority to the Camat which is set up with the Regent Regulation.
(4) SKPD Chief In the event of a paragraph (1) of the three (three) months of the building of the building at least one of the three (three) months, the least of the two (three) months the number of submissions for IMB and IMB applications while which
is in the process; and b. the number of IMB and IMB while it has been published.
(5) The Camat as referred to in verse (3) reports the holding of the building periodically every 3 (three) months to the least loading of the Regents: a. the number of filing IMB applications that are in the process;
and b. The number of IMB has been published.
(6) The head of the Service as referred to in verse (2), reports the holding of a building periodically every 3 (three) months to the least-containing Regent: a. the number of building buildings in the construction implementation process
and has finished established; b. the number of submissions for the SLF publishing application
building and extension SLF; and c. the number of SLF is being processed and published.
CHAPTER V TEAM BUILDING EXPERT BUILDING
Part Kesatu Establishment of TABG
Article 134
(1) In the holding of a public building building that is in development and/or its maintenance requires special management and/or has certain complexity that can pose an important impact on the community and its environment, the Regent Assisted by TABG.
(2) TABG as referred to in paragraph (1) is formed by the Regent.
Article 135
(1) TABG Membership as referred to in Article 134 is Ad hoc, independent, objective and has no conflict of interest.
(2) The membership of TABG as referred to in verse (1) consists of the elements of the college, the association of the profession, the expert society (customs) and the agency of the Local Government who are competent in providing technical considerations in the field of building buildings, which Includes the architecture and urban building architecture, structure and construction, mechanical and electrical, landscaping/landscape, and space/interior layout, as well as safety and work health as well as other skills needed according to building building functions.
(3) TABG members cannot be caught more than 1 (one) the assignment of the same time.
(4) The Term of TABG as referred to in paragraph (1) is 1 (one) year in accordance with the budget year period
(5) The workday as referred to in paragraph (4) may be extended at most 2 (two) times with specific considerations.
Article 136
(1) The Principles the formation of TABG is as follows: a. /transparent and efficient as well as economical for the people
especially the candidates for TABG; b. equivalent to public officials, so it is tied to a code of conduct
(promise) together; c. the assignment is nationally valid, so that the district/city
that does not have a TABG Member with a particular science discipline/expertise can recruit from districts/cities in other provinces all over Indonesia;
d. focus on local experts.
(2) To be a Member of TABG Member must meet the requirements as follows: a. Citizens of Indonesia; b. listed as a resident in the district/city of the place
domiciled;
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c. misbehaving; d. never been convicted of committing a felony
crime; e. does not have conflicts of interest with TABG task; f. Healthy and spiritual; and g. Drug-free, or not proven to be a user and/or
drug dealer. h. for TABG candidates from the local government element must
meet the requirements as follows: 1. not in disabled status; and 2. is not occupying the office of duty and function
related to the building of the building. i. For prospective TABG members of the association of the professions,
colleges and expert societies (custom) must meet the requirements as follows: 1. have expertise in building building or that
related to building buildings with minimum undergraduate education (strata-1) or proficiency certified by the institution in accordance with the laws of the law; and
2. have a customs recognition or a customary field regent.
(3) Further provisions regarding the formation of TABG are set up with the Regent Ordinance.
The Second Part of the Task and Functions of TABG
Article 137
(1) TABG as intended Article 134 has a principal task of providing advice, opinion, professional consideration for the Local Government in the building.
(2) In the course of the subject of the subject matter, TABG has a duty to do. routine annual and insidentil tasks.
Section 138
(1) annual routine tasks as referred to in Section 137 of the paragraph (2) includes:
a. provide technical considerations of professional advice, opinions and considerations for the passage of a public building technical plan; and
b. provide input about the program in the execution of the principal task and the associated functions of the instance.
(2) The annual routine task as referred to in paragraph (1) of the letter a compiled based on the input of the entire element TABG.
(3) Further provisions of TABG's annual regular tasks as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) are governed by the Rule of Count.
Section 139
(1) In carrying out the annual routine tasks as referred to in Section 138, TABG has a function of compiling an analysis of a specific building's technical plan including the study of a technical plan document: a. based on the approval/recommendations of the instance/party
authorized /related; b. based on the provisions of the planning requirements; c. under the provisions of the building reliability requirements
building; and d. directed adjustments with the technical requirements that
must be met in an existing condition (execting), an ongoing program/through, or close to the site/path location of the plan.
(2) The review of the plan document The technical (1) is performed by the entire TABG element.
(3) The further provisions of function in TABG's annual regular tasks as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Rule of Count.
Section 140
(1) The incidence of the sidentiles as referred to in Article 137 of the paragraph (2) is provide technical considerations with: a. advice, opinions, and professional considerations in
free-distance designation for public building buildings below ground level, technical plan of public building maintenance, and technical plan of demolition of building common building buildings important impact on the environment;
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b. input and professional considerations in the resolution of the issue directly, or through the forums and the trial with: 1. accommodate the community ' s opinions and considerations
about RTBL, the technical plan of specific building buildings, and activities hosting that poses an important impact; and
2. provide consideration for maintaining objectivity and the value of justice in the termination of the case of the breach in the building field.
c. professional considerations against the input of the public, in assisting the Local Government to the accommodate input from the public for the refinement of regulations, guidelines and technical standards in the building field.
(2) The technical considerations as referred to the paragraph (1) must be compiled in writing.
(3) Further provisions regarding the TABG insidentil task as referred to in paragraph (1) is set with Rules of the Regent.
Article 141
(1) In carrying out the task as referred to in Article 140 of the paragraph (1) the letter a TABG has the function of drafting the analysis for the definition of the free-distance building of a public facility below the surface of the ground includes: a. the basic study of free distance provisions based on
considerations of location boundaries; b. the basic study of free distance provisions based on
security and safety considerations; c. basic study of free distance provisions
consideration of possible interference with the city utility function, as well as in effect execution; and
d. The study of possible use of the underground space for the development of a common infrastructure is increasing according to demands needs.
(2) In carrying out the task as referred to as Article 140 paragraph (1) the letter b TABG has a function: a. Drafting of the analysis to assess opinions, and consideration
society against RTBL, specific building technical plans, and staging which pose an important impact on the environment.
b. Analysis to assess the technical plan of the demolition of a particular building that poses an important impact on the environment, including: 1. The study of the dismantling technical plan is based
the principles of work safety and environment safety; and
2. The study of the technical plan method of dismantling with the principle of effectiveness, efficiency and safety against the impact of waste to the environment.
c. The preparation of the analysis for the formulation of the input as a consideration in the proceedings of the court in relation to the building of the building, including: 1. Technical aspects of the building of the building
building which is the case; And two. the study of other related aspects.
(3) In carrying out the task referred to as Article 140 paragraph (1) the letter c TABG has the function of compiling an analysis of the input from the community including: a. The study of advice and the proposal of a society to
the refinement of regulations, including local regulations in building areas of the building;
b. The study of advice and advice from the public for technical guidelines in building buildings, including the building of indigenous buildings, the building of the semi-permanent buildings, the building of the emergency building, and building buildings that were built on the site of the disaster; and
c. The study of advice and advice from the public for technical standards in building building areas, including for indigenous building buildings, permanent semi-building buildings, emergency building buildings, and building buildings that were built on the site of the disaster site.
(4) More Terms for the TABG function as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2) and verse (3) are governed by the Rules of the Regent.
Article 142
(1) In carrying out the task of drafting technical considerations for the passage of the technical plan of the public building, the TABG conducts a plenary session and the commission hearing.
(2) The plenary session as referred to in paragraph (1) is held regularly at least 2 (two) times in each month.
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(3) The commission of the commission as referred to in paragraph (1) is held in accordance with the least 1 (one) times requirement in each week.
(4) In the conduct of the plenary session and the commission hearing as referred to in paragraph (2) and verse (3) may invite a building technical planning service provider in accordance with the need for clarification of the proposed technical plan.
Article 143
(1) In the execution of the task of providing technical input and consideration for the resolution of the issue on the opinions and consideration of the people about RTBL, A technical plan of a particular building, and hosting activities that pose an important impact, the plenary session is organized in accordance with the development of the problem, and is scheduled to be with the TABG members.
(2) The results of the plenary session as referred to in paragraph (1) are being included in the dialogue forum and public hearings organized by the Local Government.
(3) In the severing of matters in court, the trial hosted with time according to the need for the preparation of matter considerations in the termination of the case.
Section 144
The entire process of TABG activities as referred to in Article 142 and Section 143 is managed by the TABG Secretariat which created and located in the Service.
Section 145
Further provisions concerning the implementation of the TABG trial as referred to in Section 142 and Section 143 and the TABG Secretariat as referred to in Section 144 is governed by the Rule of the Regent.
Third Section of TABG Financing
Article 146
(1) In order Support of TABG task force and TABG secretariat are given: a. TABG secretariat operating costs;
b. the cost of the trial; c. honorarium and the TABG allowance; and d. TABG service travel expenses.
(2) Financing as referred to in paragraph (1) is referred to in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
CHAPTER VI HOSTING BUILDING
AT THE DISASTER LOCATION AREA
Section OF THE GENERAL SECTION
ARTICLE 147
(1) The Regent may prohibit temporarily redevelopment of building buildings at the site of the shortest disaster during the emergency response time.
(2) The temporary redevelopment of building buildings as referred to in paragraph (1) intended for: a. obtaining development feasibility research results in
the location of the area concerned by natural disasters; b. Customize building building with
location for RTRW, RDTR and/or RTBL, or draw up area details for development guidance; and
c. provide infrastructure and basic means of public works if location the area concerned meets the requirements.
(3) Further provisions on the temporary redevelopment of building buildings as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regent Regulation.
Article 148
(1) The Building the building for the public interest includes the building of the school building, building building Sports facilities, hospital buildings and multi-purpose buildings must be built by meeting the technical requirements of building the building to be used as a temporary shelter for disaster victims.
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(2) In addition to the disaster victims ' temporary shelters as referred to in paragraph (1), disaster victims may be accommodated in temporary shelters specified in RTRW, RDTR and/or RTBL.
(3) In terms of shelter locations while disaster victims in temporary shelters as referred to in paragraph (2), the Local Government provides infrastructure and means that can provide some of the fulfillment of the basic needs of the living Everyday refugee societies include: a. Hunian needs are modular planned tents and
can be established on a prepared system device; b. means of bathing, washing and kakus (MCK) portable; c. General hydrant/tub of drinking water and water supply
drink; and d. the illumination of the illumination with genset.
(4) Further provisions regarding building and infrastructure buildings and means for temporary shelters as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) are governed by the Regent Ordinance.
Second Part Rehabilitation and Post Disaster Reconstruction
Section 149
(1) The Local Government provides technical plan documents prototyping building a simple home building 1 (one) floor and/or stage house with provisions: a. safe and durable earthquakes with the technical requirements of the structure
(foundation, sloof, column and wall, ringbalk, roof-frame junction frame, and building materials as well as the concrete mix composition);
b. safe against the dust load on the roof as a result of volcanic eruptions with the requirements of the lowest roof angle of 400; and
c. safe against flooding, with the highest level of floor height 1 (one) meters above ground level.
(2) The humble home as referred to in paragraph (1) includes a house with wooden construction and brick pairs construction.
(3) In addition to the technical plan document as referred to in paragraph (1) the Local Government provides the requirements guidelines staple for
building a non-engineered (non-engineered) home includes guidelines for dimension, connection and building materials that are eligible.
(4) The technical plan documents the prototyping as referred to in paragraph (1) and the guideline to build a non-engineering home as referred to a paragraph (3) may be obtained by the public which requires free.
Article 150
(1) Tata means of publishing the IMB building residential building a simple residence on the rehabilitation stage and reconstruction is determined specifically to the provisions: a. available the technical plan document as referred to in
Section 149 of paragraph (1); and b. a lack of administrative documents may be proposed later
expressed with a statement letter.
(2) More provisions on the layout of the IMB publishing house building of simple dwelling houses as intended on verse (1) is governed by the Rule of the Regent.
Article 151
(1) To the building of a simple residence residential building built on the stage of rehabilitation and reconstruction of the disaster is published SLF.
(2) The terms of the SLF publishing manner as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regent Regulation.
Section 152
(1) The Regent may delegate some of the authority of the building of the building at a stage Rehabilitation and reconstruction to Camat include: a. publishing ministry IMB; b. Examination of the functions of the building; c. supervision of the execution of construction; and d. SLF publishing services building building for buildings
single residence and home series.
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(2) Further provisions of the authority of building the building as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Rule of the Regent.
BAB VII PRASARANA BUILDING OF ITS OWN STANDING BUILDING
SECTION OF THE General
Section 153
The building of the building is a building of a stand-alone construction and is not a complement to a single unit of building on a single line of capes/perils covering a tower. telecommunications, towers/poles main voltage channel high voltage, bridge Crossing, monument/monument, construction of amarker, billboard/baliho/bando and other billboards, are required to follow the requirements and technical standards of building buildings.
Section 154
(1) The construction site Telecommunications towers, towers/poles of high extra voltage, pedestrian bridges, monuments/monuments, signage construction, billboard/baliho/bando and other billboards must conform to RTRW, RDTR and/or RTBL.
(2) Technical requirements of the telecommunications tower, tower/pole main channel of extra high voltage, pedestrian bridge, monument/monument, construction of marker entry, billboard/baliho/bando and other billboards must get approval via IMB.
Article 155
The construction and use of telecommunications towers follow the laws in the field of telecommunications tower.
Second Quarter Licensing
Article 156
(1) IMB infrastructure building which stand-alone as referred to in Article 153, Section 154 and Article 155 is published by SKPD in the field of integrated licensing.
(2) Tata means the publishing of the IMB infrastructure building which stands alone as intended on verse (1) in accordance with the publishing way of the IMB building building.
Article 157
(1) The function of the function and extension of the SLF infrastructure of a stand-alone building is carried out every 2 (two) years.
(2) The manner of the examination of the functions of the building of a stand-alone building corresponds to the layout of the system.
(1) Against the issuance of the IMB is subject to retribution.
(2) The attribution as referred to in paragraph (1) is governed in its own Regional Rule.
CHAPTER IX THE ROLE OF SOCIETY
Part of the Role of the Society in a Hosting Building
Article 159
In the building of the building society has a role: a. monitoring and maintaining order; b. provide input to drafting and/or
the refinement of regulations, guidelines, and technical standards; c. conveying opinions and considerations; and d. carrying out a representative lawsuit.
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Section 160
(1) Monitoring as referred to in Section 159 of the paragraph (1) is objectively done, and with no incline of interference and/or loss for the owner and/or user of the building building, community and environment.
(2) Monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted through observation, input, proposal, and complaint activities both individually, groups, correctional organizations, or through TABG.
(3) Order guard as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by preventing any self-conduct or groups that may reduce the level of reliability of the building and/or disrupt the hosting of building buildings and environment.
(4) Further provisions on the layout of the monitoring and maintaining order of building buildings are set up with the Rule of the Regent.
Section 161
(1) The Society may provide input to Drafting and/or refinement of Local laws, guidelines and Technical standards in building areas of building to Local Government.
(2) Input as referred to in paragraph (1) includes technical input for performance improvement of building buildings responsive to geographical conditions, natural factors, and/or the environment, including local kearifan.
(3) Public input as referred to in paragraph (1) may be delivered individually, groups, correctional organizations, or via TABG by following the procedure and based on the consideration of local cultural social values.
(4) Further provisions In accordance with the Regent's Rule.
Article 162
(1) The public may convey an opinion and consideration to the drafting of the plan of the building and the environment, the technical plan of a particular building and/or the staging activities that pose an important impact on the environment in the Region.
(2) The opinions and considerations as referred to in paragraph (1) are related to the protection of the the public for safety against disasters, against security, against safe-sense disorders in carrying out activities, and against health and endemic disorders, and towards the mobility of the public in carrying out its activities as well as the preservation of local local cultural values including building buildings and historical sites.
(3) The opinion and consideration of the community as referred to in paragraph (1) and paragraph (2) may be delivered individually, groups, correctional organizations, or through a building expert team.
(4) Further provisions of the Order of the (1) and paragraph (2) set with the Bupati Regulation.
Article 163
(1) The public may file a representative suit for the disruptive/adverse impact and/or harm the general interest due to the activities of the building building.
(2) The public who can file a representative suit is: a. Individuals or groups of people who are harmed by the presence of
hosting a building that interferes, harms, or endangers the common interest; or
b. A person or group of people or community organizations that represent the parties that are harmed in the presence of building a building that interferes, harms, or endangers the common interest.
(3) The impact that Disadvantagable as referred to in paragraph (1) may be physical, environmental, economic, social and security disorder.
(4) The order of submission of a representative lawsuit as referred to in paragraph (1) follows the rules of the rules It's
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Section 164
(1) Any form of community role as referred to in Article 160, Section 161, Section 162, and Section 163 are required to be followed by the Local Government and/or other authorized instances include: a. Local Government, for matters of administrative and
technical; b. The police, for the crime of crime; c. the court, for the matter of a representative lawsuit; and d. The owner/user of the building that is generating
the disruption/loss and/or critical impact on the environment it has decided in the trial.
(2) Further Tindak as referred to in paragraph (1) letter a, letter b, and letter c includes: a. field check; b. research administrative and technical; c. evaluation of research results; d. conduct an act (execution) in accordance with the regulations
laws or results of the judicial ruling; and e. convey the results of the settlement to the community in
form an announcement and/or a meeting forum.
(3) Further provisions of the follow up as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Rule of the Regent.
Section 165
(1) The Local Government may reward the people who contribute in: a. rescue of the property or human life spared
of the disaster resulting from the failure of the building; and b. rescue of buildings and the environment.
(2) Further provisions of awarding the award as referred to in paragraph (1) are governed by the Regent Regulation.
The Second Part of the Community The Role of the Society's Role
Article 166
(1) The society may convey a report of an order in an orderly manner with the form: a. written delivered to the Head of the Service; b. via print and/or electronic media including
media on line (internet), if the deliverables are remedial suggestions and can be proven to be veracity; or
c. via TABG in the hearings of the opinion public or dialog forum.
(2) The form of complaint reports as referred to in letter a, letter b, the letter c must include the identity of the complaint report creator covering name and address of the por.
Section 167
(1) Society may delivered a complaint report by stating the location of an object that is clearly included: a. street address, number RT/RW, kelurahan name, sub-district name; b. name or designation on building, kapling/persil or
region; and c. name of the owner/user building building as
persons/group or body.
(2) The complaint report as referred to in paragraph (1) is accompanied by a photo object.
The Third Part of the Public Opinion Forum
Section 168
(1) The Local Government organizes public hearings on the county level, district level and/or desa/kelurahan level.
(2) Hosting of hearings at the county level held if at the level of subdistrict there is no agreement of the settlement between the parties.
(3) The hearing of the opinion forum at the district level is held if in the Village level/kelurahan is not yet a settlement agreement between the parties.
(4) The Local Government assigned TABG to draw up technical considerations.
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Section 169
(1) Public opinion forum participants are a community of interest in the holding of building buildings with a top priority that feels directly the impact of RT/RW activities and environments.
(2) The community prioritised as referred to in paragraph (1) appoints a representative who is considered capable of presenting an opinion and/or report.
Article 170
(1) The results of the dialogue in public hearings are poured written in the form of event news.
(2) The event news as referred to in paragraph (1) is the least of the following: a. the input of the community report submitted
in the forum; b. explanation of the related parties; c. explanation of the Local Government; d. Technical considerations of TABG; and e. the points of the agreement reached in the form of news
event.
Section 171
Further provisions regarding public hearings as referred to in Section 168, Section 169, and Section 170 are set up with the Rules of Condition.
CHAPTER X COACHING
Section Of Coaching by Local Government
Article 172
(1) The Regional Government conducts the coaching of building buildings through the coaching of settings, coaching the building of building buildings, and empowerment against the community.
(2) Coaching the settings as referred to in paragraph (1) include:
a. the drafting of the Regional Regulation in the building of building buildings including the Regional Regulation in the field of IMB levy, under the higher laws and the spatial environment with regard to physical, environmental, social conditions, economy, culture and security; and
b. Dissemination of laws, guidelines, directions, and technical standards of building and implementation in the community through counseling, campaigns, exhibitions, village rembugs, presentations, publications through print and media media electronic mass.
The Second Part Coaching Building Building
Article 173
(1) The Local Government conducts coaching through empowerment to the building of building buildings including owners of building buildings, service providers construction and user building buildings.
(2) The Empowerment of the Owner building buildings as referred to in verse (1) are conducted to raise awareness of the rights and obligations including for the maintenance and maintenance of building buildings and the responsibility of the physical and social environment by means of: a. Counseling; and b. exhibition.
(3) The Empowerment of the construction services provider as referred to paragraph (1) is done in a way: a. building of building building organizers to acquire
availability and potential development partners; b. socialization and dissemination to always update
new knowledge of partner human resources in the building field building; and
c. training to improve the technical and managerial skills of human resources of the building building.
(4) Empowerment of building-building users as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted to increase individual and group responsibility and increase knowledge of evacuation and rescue actions in case of disaster. by the way: a. trade by the instructor; and b. simulations that followed building users of the building.
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Article 174
(1) The Regional Government is pushing construction services provider building buildings to increase competuation through a healthy business climate.
(2) The power saing as referred to paragraph (1) includes: a. Managerial level: efficiencies; and c. eco-friendly.
Third Section Empowerment Society
Article 175
(1) The Local Government conducts coaching through the empowerment of the public who have not been able to meet the technical requirements of building buildings with way: a. The construction of building buildings and the
examination of the building functions of the building; b. Granting of home-based pilot assistance meets
technical requirements; c. provisioning of the technical plan prototypes of the residential building
single residence and home of the series; and d. help setting up building and a healthy environment and
seration.
(2) The financing of community empowerment as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided in the Regional Revenue and Shopping Budget.
Article 176
(1) The Local Government provides the construction guidelines of the home building of home buildings. Non-engineering to the people who founded the home independently.
(2) The development guidelines as referred to in paragraph (1) include the principal requirements for residential residential building dwellers that are safer against earthquakes, loads of ashes of volcanic eruptions, floods, and avalanches.
Article 177
Empowerment of a society that has not been able to meet the technical requirements of building buildings is conducted together with the communities associated with building buildings through: a. The construction of building buildings is gradual; b. Provide assistance for home-based pilot assistance
technical requirements; and/or c. help with building alignment and healthy environment.
Fourth Quarter of the Local Government Authorization in Control
Staging Building
Section 178
(1) The Local Government is conducting oversight of the implementation of the enforcement of this area through the IMB and SLF publishing mechanisms of building buildings, as well as letters of consent and assignment demolition of building buildings.
(2) In conducting surveillance, the Local Government can involves the role of the public in the supervision of implementation of the implementation of laws in building areas of building.
Article 179
(1) In the supervision and control of the building of building buildings, the Local Government can Conducting a review on the building site of a building or building of a self-standing building on the grounds: a. Community reports and/or mass media that can
are accounted for; b. service reports from service; c. occurrence of construction failures and/or fires; and d. occurrence of natural disaster.
(2) The review to the construction site as referred to in paragraph (1) is intended for: a. obtaining the fact of a breach of the requirements
administrative and/or technical requirements; and b. building buildings or building building groups that are rated
strategic for the city and require a special cordination.
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(3) The Regent may charge the sanction and administrative fines for violations of the terms of administrative requirements and technical requirements to the owner and/or building of the building in accordance with the regulations It's
(4) Further provisions of as referred to in paragraph (1), paragraph (2), and paragraph (3) are governed by the Regent Regulation.
Section 180
(1) Field inspection officer of the service in the supervision of the execution of construction and the demolition of a building or building of a stand-alone building may conduct an inspection at the location of the activity.
(2) The examination as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. regularly may enter the construction site at
work; b. check the presence of IMB documents; c. examine the construction and surveillance implementation report
execution; d. examine the fulfilment of the execution of the
and/or free range specified; e. check the fulfillment of the implementation of KDB, KLB, KDH,
and KTB; f. examine the fulfilment of its availability and function
portable fire extingueers during construction execution activities;
g. examine the security of the crane range and/or other equipment against the road, building buildings around, and the environment;
h. examine the management of solid waste, liquid waste and/or other forms of waste due to activities on roads, building buildings around, and the environment;
i. examine the symptoms and/or destruction that can occur in the building around the surrounding buildings due to the vibration of the stake or demolition of a building or building of a stand-alone building;
j. examine the storage management of building materials and tools that can harm and/or interfere with the health and/or safety of workers and the general public;
and k. provide an initial warning of a record of any indication
violation and/or error of as referred to in the letter b, letter c, letter d, letter e, letter f, letter g, letter h, letter I, and letter j.
(3) The field inspection officer as referred to in paragraph (1) must indicate the assignment letter and the official self-identity sign of the Service.
(4) The field inspection officer in carrying out its duties is not allowed to ask/receive return from the owner or responsible for field activities.
(5) Further provisions regarding the examination as referred to in paragraph (2) are governed by the Rule of the Regent.
CHAPTER XI OF ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS
Article 181
Each owner and/or user who does not meet the obligations of the fulfilment of the function, the requirements and/or staging of building buildings as referred to in the Regulation of the Regions are subject to administrative sanction.
Article 182
(1) The administrative sanction as referred to in Article 181 may be: a. written warning; b. limiting development activities; c. temporary or fixed termination of execution work
development; d. temporary or fixed termination at the utilization of buildings
building; e. freezing of IMB; f. revocation of IMB; g. freezing SLF building building; h. revocation of SLF building buildings; or i. order of demolition of building buildings.
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(2) In addition to the imposition of administrative sanctions as intended by paragraph (1) may be charged with a fine penalty of at least 10% (ten perhundred) of the value of the building that is or has been built.
(3) the construction services provider which violates the provisions of this Section Regulation are subject to sanction as set forth in the field of construction services.
(4) Further provisions of the imposition of administrative sanction as referred to in paragraph (1) set up with the Regent ' s Rules.
BAB XII INQUIRY
Article 183
(1) PPNS in the Regional Government environment is given special authority as an investigator to conduct a criminal conduct violation of the Regional Regulation in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(2) The authority of the Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) includes: a. receive, search, collect, and research the information
or report with respect to the Criminal Code violation in order for the description or report to be more complete and clear;
b. examine, search, and collect information about persons or bodies about the correctness of the actions committed in connection with the violation of the Regional Regulations;
c. requesting the information and evidence of the person personal or body in connection with a criminal offence for violation of the Regional Regulation;
d. examine books, records, and other documents with regard to the criminal conduct of the Regional Regulation violation;
e. Conducting a search warrant for bookkeeping, logging, and other documents, and confiscation of the evidence for the evidence;
f. ask for expert power assistance in order for the execution of criminal investigation duties for violation of Regional Regulation;
g. Please stop and/or prohibit someone from leaving the room or place at the time of inspection and checking the identities of people, objects, and/or
documents brought; h. Photographing a person with respect to the top criminal activity
violation of the Regional Regulation; i. calls for people to be heard of his or her description
as a suspect or a witness; j. Stop the investigation; and/or k. perform other actions that need to smooth the investigation
a criminal offence for the violation of the Regional Regulation in accordance with the provisions of the laws.
(3) Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the start of the investigation and deliver the results of its inquiry to the public prosecutor through an investigator of the State Police officer of the Republic of Indonesia, in accordance with the provisions set forth in the The Criminal Events Law Act.
BAB XIII CRIMINAL provisions
Article 184
The violation of the provisions in the Regulation of the Regions is criminalized under the provisions of the laws.
BAB XIV TRANSITION provisions
Article 185
(1) The IMB issued before the enactment of the Regional Regulation is stated to still remain in effect.
(2) Building building that has stood, but has not yet had an IMB in the term the slowest 6 (six) month must already have an IMB.
(3) Building buildings that have been established before the enactment of this Area Regulation, in the slowest term 5 (five) years are required to have SLF.
(4) Building buildings that have been established before the enactment of this Regional Regulation, but have not been planned to withstand the earthquake being scouted by the Local Government to achieve earthquake-resistant constructions.
Article 186
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With the enactment of this Regional Regulation, all implementation regulations relating to the holding of building buildings in the area are declared to remain in effect as long as not in conflict with the Regulation of this Area.
BAB XV CLOSING PROVISIONS
Section 187
Other things that have not been set up in this Area Regulation all along regarding the implementation will be governed by the Regent.
Section 188
The rules of this section came into force on 1 January 2012.
For everyone to know it, ordering the invitational of this Area Regulation with its placement in the section of the Magelang County Area.
Set in the Mungkid City on July 25, 2011
MAGELANG REGENT,
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SINGGIH SANYOTO
Promulded In Leaf Section County Magelang 2011 Number 10 On July 25, 2011
SECRETARY OF THE COUNTY DISTRICT OF MAGELANG,
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UTOYO
The Young Principal Pembina NIP. 19560712.198303.1.012
EXPLANATION
ABOVE
THE MAGELANG COUNTY DISTRICT ORDINANCE
10 YEAR 2011
ABOUT
BUILDING BUILDING
I. UMUM
The building as a human place does its activities, it has a very strategic role in the formation of character, productivity, and human identity. Therefore, the building of a building needs to be organized and built for the survival and improvement of life and the life of the community, and to realize building a reliable, self-built, balanced, serasi, and aligned building. environment.
The building building is one of the physical forms of space utilization. Therefore, the setting of building buildings nonetheless refers to the arrangement of the arrangement of space in accordance with the laws.
To guarantee the certainty and order of law in the holding of building buildings, each building building must meet the administrative requirements and technical requirements of building buildings.
The County Regulation aims to realize An orderly, administrative building, a functional building, a functional building, a reliable, safe, convenience, and convenience of the user, as well as the use of the building and the same. environment.
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In addition to the Establishment of the Regional Regulation on Building Buildings is also carried out in order to adjust to the higher regulations namely Law No. 28 of 2002 on Building Buildings and regulations That's it. This section will replace the Regional Regulation No. 5 Year 2000 on the Building because the substance in Regional Regulation No. 5 of the year 2000 on the Buildings is not in compliance with the higher regulations.
The County Rules of this Act Set up the terms of execution of building functions, building requirements, building building, community role in building building, and coaching in the building alignment.
Set up Building functions in the Regional Regulations are meant for buildings. The building that was set up from the beginning has been established so that the public that will establish building buildings can meet the administrative and technical requirements of the building's buildings effectively and efficiently, so that if it means changing the specified function must be followed by changes in the administrative requirements and technical requirements. In addition, in order for the fulfillment of the technical requirements of each building function more effectively and efficiently, the building functions are classified according to the level of complexity, the level of permanence, the level of risk of fire, the zoning zone, location, altitude, and/or ownership.
Setting up the administrative requirements of the building in this Area Regulation is intended to allow the public to know more details of the administrative requirements necessary to establish buildings building, both in terms of clarity of his land status, clarity of ownership status the building of its building, nor the legal certainty that the building of the established building has obtained the consent of the local government in the form of permission to establish building buildings.
The vagueness of the rights to the land is an absolute requirement in setting up building buildings, although in the County Ordinance it is possible the building of a building erected on the property belongs to another person/party, with the agreement. Thus ownership of building buildings can be different from the ownership of the land, so the need for a clear arrangement by staying in reference to the laws of land ownership.
For the local government itself, It is known that the administrative requirements of the building by the wider public, especially those that would establish or use building buildings, became a convenience and a challenge to the governance of good governance.
The processing service and the granting of permits set up building buildings that transparent, fair, legal, participatory, perceptive, accountability, efficient and effective, as well as professionals, a form of prime service that the local government must provide.
The setting of the technical requirements in the Regulation of this Region Further the technical requirements of the building and the reliability of building buildings, in order for the public to establish building buildings knowing clearly the technical requirements that must be met so that the building's buildings can be guaranteed. The safety of the user and its environment, it can be safely occupied, healthy, comfortable, and accessibility, as a whole can provide a guarantee of a functional building that is functional, habitable, self-identity, and productive, as well as a drag and harmony with its environment.
In accordance with the requirements of the The building's technical building, according to its functions and classification, is expected to be a failure of construction and the failure of building buildings to be avoided, so that building users can live more quiet and healthy, spiritual and physical that can finally be more. good in family, working, society and country.
The building's setting is based on the principle of expediency, safety, balance, and the versatility of building buildings and their environment for a society that is human and justice. Therefore, the public is striving to engage and play an active, positive, constructive and synergy role not only in the framework of building and utilization of building buildings for their own benefit, but also in improving fulfillment the requirements of building buildings and the orderly holding of building buildings in general.
The implementation of the role of the public set in the Regulation of the Regions also remains in reference to the laws of the community of the society, whereas the implementation of a representative lawsuit which is one of the forms of role public
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in the building of the building also refers to the laws associated with a representative lawsuit.
The role of the public role is intended to push for the purpose of the staging. An orderly, functional, reliable building, can guarantee safety, health, comfort, ease for the users and the community around it, as well as the service and in harmony with its environment.
The setting up of the coaching intended as a basic provision of implementation for the Government and local governments In doing the building of building a building, based on the principles of good governance. Coaching is performed for building owners, building users of building, construction service providers, or communities of interest in order to realize the orderly conduct and reliability of building buildings that meet the requirements of the building. administrative and technical, as well as those implemented with the strengthening capacity of building building organizers.
The building is not detached from the role of the construction service provider either as a planner, executor, or Management of the construction and development services, including service providers. Technical management of the building, and its implementation is also under the laws of the construction services.
II. ARTICLE BY SECTION
Article 1
Is quite clear.
Article 2
Verse (1)
Is quite clear.
Verse (2)
Quite clearly.
Verse (3)
Which is referred to more than one function is if one is building The building has a combined primary function of function-
residential, religious, business, social and cultural functions, and/or special functions.
The building of more than one function is the building of a house-shop (ruko), or building The building, or the building of an office building, buildings, buildings, buildings, buildings, buildings, buildings, buildings, buildings, buildings, mal-hospitality, and the like.
Article 3
Verse (1)
The building of a single residential function building for example is a single dwelling; plural occupancy e.g. series houses, stacking houses; temporary occupancy e.g. dormitory, motel, hostel; mix occupancy e.g. store house, office house.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
The business activities include also building buildings for captivity/cultivation.
Verse (4)
Quite clear.
Verse (5)
Article 4
Verse (1)
Prasarana building buildings are complementary to the functioning of the building such as air conditioning (AC), power house or electric gardu, page ruse, reservoir of water below ground or water tower or tower.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
A request of the IMB infrastructure building can be submitted first if urged for
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location security interests or to environmental safety such as embankments/retaining wall
Verse (4)
Clear enough
Section 5
Verse (1)
Building Classification is a further classification of building functions, in order for the construction and heating of building buildings to be sharper in the designation of administrative and technical requirements that must be applied. With the functions and classification of building buildings to be built, the fulfillment of administrative and technical requirements can be more effective and efficient.
Verse (2)
The simple building classification is building buildings. with simple characters as well as having simple complexity and technology. The building classification is not simple is that building buildings with characters are not simple as well as having complexity and or technology is not simple. A special building classification is a building that has special use and requirements, which in planning and implementation requires a special /technological completion.
Verse (3) Is Clear Enough
Verse (4)
Classification High fire risk building is a building that is because of its function, and the design of the use of materials and components of the element of touch, and the quantity and quality of the material in which the fuel level is easily high and/or high.
Classification of building a moderate fire risk is building building that is because of its function, the design of the use of materials and components of the element of the hand, as well as the quantity and quality of the materials in it.
Classification of the low-fire risk rate is the building building that is because of its function, the design of the use of materials and components of its element, as well as the quantity and quality of the materials in it.
Verse (5)
Zonasi earthquake exists in Indonesia. based on the severity of the earthquake hazards made up of Zone I up to Zone VI, or which are specified in technical guidelines/standards.
Verse (6)
The solid location is generally located in the area of trading/city center, the location is generally located in the residential area, while the location of the renggang is generally located in the area of the city. located on a suburb/outer area or an area that serves as a resction.
Verse (7)
The elevation of the classification of elevation is based on the number of floors of the building building, which is set by the county/city local government.
The elevation of the height of the building is distinguished from the height level: the lower building (the number of floors of the building is up to 4 floors), the building (the number of floors of the building building 5 floors up to 8 floors), and the building is high. (The floor of the building is more than 8 floors).
Verse (8)
The building of a state building is building a building for the purpose of service that will be the property of the state and
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held with a financing source derived from the APBN fund, and/or APBD, and/or other sources of financing, such as: office building, school building, hospital building, warehouse, state house, and others.
Article 6
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
The proposed function and classification of building buildings are listed in the request for permission to set up building buildings. In terms of building owners of different buildings with landowners, then in the request of permission to establish the building there must be a land owner's approval.
Proposed function and classification of building buildings were proposed by the owner in the form of a plan building building.
Verse (3)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (4)
Quite clear
Article 7
paragraph (1)
Change of function e.g. from residential building building houses the building function functions.
Change classification for example from state-owned building building into building buildings the property of the venture, or the building of a permanent semi-permanent building into a permanent building.
Change of function and classification e.g. building a semi-permanent residential building into a permanent building building.
Verse (2)
Enough clear.
Verse (3)
Changes from one function and/or classification to another function and/or classification will lead to a change in requirements that must be met, as for example administrative and technical requirements of the building building function occupancy permanent classification clear
in contrast to requirements administrative and technical for building building residential semi-permanent classification; or the administrative and technical requirements of building building functions of permanent classification are clearly distinct from administrative and technical requirements for buildings a building function building (e.g. store) permanent classification.
The change of function (e.g. from the occupancy function being a function function) must be done through the permit process of setting up a new building building.
Whereas for classification changes in the same function (e.g. from the semi-permanent residential function of being hunian permanent) can be done with revisions/changes in the permission to establish existing building buildings.
Verse (4)
Quite clear.
Article 8
Quite clearly.
Article 9
Quite clear.
Article 10
Verse (1)
The land rights status is a sign of proof of land ownership that may be a certificate of land rights, acte selling, girik, petuk, and/or proof of other land ownership in accordance with laws in the field of land.
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In applying for permission to establish a building, its land rights status must be provided with a clear image of the location of the land in size and the boundaries of the persil.
Verse (2)
This written agreement becomes a hold and must be obeyed by both parties in accordance with the laws governing the law of the agreement.
Verse (3)
It is fairly clear.
Article 11
Quite clearly.
Article 12
Verse (1)
At the time processing of building a building, local government
The building of buildings in the building database.
The building's building activities are intended for administrative orders for the construction and utilization of building buildings, as well as building information systems in the building. local government.
Verse (2)
The required data includes general data, technical data, status/history data, and legger images building buildings, in the form of the fill form provided by the local government.
Verse (3)
Building building for the purpose of the information system is done to find out State asset wealth, planning purposes
and development, and maintenance and revenue of Government/local government.
The building building for the purposes of such information systems includes general data, technical data, and data the status/history of the land and/or its building.
The building of the building as referred to in this provision is not intended for the publication of a proof letter of building ownership of the building.
Article 13
Verse (1)
It is quite clear.
Verse (2)
The process of granting permission to establish building buildings must be following the principles of prime and oinat/affordable service.
A permit to establish a building is the initial process of obtaining permission to establish a building.
The local government provides a permit form to establish an informative building building that contains the following:
s land status (own property or other property),
the applicant data/building owner/owner data (name, address, place/date of birth, job, ID number, etc.), location data (addresses, boundaries, extent, status of ownership, etc.);
data center building plan building (functi/classification, building area building, total number of buildings/heights, KDB, KLB, KDH, etc.); and
The data source of the construction services provider (name, address, responsible provider of construction planner services), timing plans
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execution of building building, and estimated cost of construction.
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Verse (4)
The permit to establish a building is one of the main prerequisites that must be met by the building owner in applying to an agency/company authorized to get county/city general utility services such as splicing of electrical grid, drinking water network, telephone network.
Article 14
Pretty clear.
Article 15
Quite clear.
Article 16
Enough Clear. Article 17
Verse (1)
Quite clearly.
Verse (2)
Quite clearly.
Verse (3)
It is fairly clear.
Verse (4)
Asas Balance is the setting that reflects the balance between the interests of the industry and people with development and environmental interests.
The Environmental Balance is an environmental condition that fits the environmental tamping power
The Environment Support Environment is the environmental capability to support Human beings, other living things and balance between the two; and
the Power of Power A living environment is a living environment to absorb the substance, energy and/or other components that enter or enter into it.
Article 18
Verse (1)
The building functions that are not compatible with the follow-up. location as a result of RTRW, RDTR, and/or RTBL changes to be performed the longest 5 (five) years, except for the single-stay home of 10 (ten) years, since the notification of RTRW by local government to the owner building building.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Article 19
Quite clear.
Article 20
Pretty clear.
Article 21
Pretty clear.
Article 22
Quite clear.
Article 23
Quite clear.
Article 24
Quite clear.
Article 25
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Pretty clear
Article 26
Pretty clear.
Article 27
Quite clear.
Article 28
Quite clear.
Article 29
Quite clear.
Article 30
The river bank is the outer limit a river bar that has a variation of shape.
Article 31
Quite clearly.
Article 32
Verse (1)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (2)
Perscale to the aesthetic of the shape and characteristics of architecture and environment that was around building buildings meant to further create environmental qualities, such as through The harmonization of architectural values and styles, the use of materials, the color and texture of the exterior of the building, as well as the application of energy savings on building buildings.
Verse (3)
The preservation of the preservation rule which is the basis of consideration The main part of the area is a cultural reserve, for example a cultural preserve whose building is Chinese, colonial, or architecture-based building.
Verse (4)
For example, the beru region, or region Modern architecture.
Article 33
Verse (1)
The inner layout of the the layout of the space and the spaces in the building.
Verse (2)
The efficiency is the comparison between the effective space and the circulation room, the layout of furniture, the spatial dimension to the number of users, etc.
referred to the effectiveness of the spatial layout-within is the layout of the space that matches its function, the activities that take place in it, interspace relations, etc.
Verse (3)
It is fairly clear.
Verse (4)
Fulfillment of the requirements safety in deep and interior spaces embodied in the use of building materials and means a way out.
The fulfilment of health requirements in the inner layout and interior is embodied in natural and/or artificial lighting, natural and/or artificial air vents, and building materials use.
The fulfillment of The requirements of convenience in the layout are embodied in the quantity of space, circulation in space, and the use of building materials.
The fulfilment of the ease requirements in the layout of space and interior is embodied in the fulfillment of accessibility interspace.
Article 34
Verse (1)
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Clear enough.
Verse (2)
The resapan area requirements are related to the fulfilment of minimum green area coefficients that must be provided, whereas rescue access for public buildings is related to the provision of rescue vehicle access, such as fire vehicles and ambulances, to enter the site of the building in question.
Article 35
Quite clear.
Article 36
Verse (1)
Criteria which determines the importance of the importance of this section. existing knowledge and technology, therefore this criterion can change according to the development of science and technology so that it is not preliminary.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Verse (4)
Pretty clear.
Verse (5)
Quite clear.
Verse (6)
Quite clear.
Article 37
Verse (1)
The unity of the character of the functional, social, economic, and ecosystem aspects.
Verse (2) The building program and the environment are further definitions of land for which it is expected. has been set for a given period of time, which contains the type, number, quantity, and discharge of building buildings, as well as green open space needs, public facilities, social facilities, accessibility infrastructure, means of lighting, and the means of the health of the building. environment, whether in order of existing or new infrastructure, for example: facilitating employee dining, and so on.
The general plan and the design guide are provisions of the building and the environment. Contains micro-land plans, plans, plans, plans, plans, plans, plans, plans, plans, plans movement systems, infrastructure plans and environmental means, environmental accessibility plans, and building visual shape plans for all the social layers of interest in the region.
The general plan and the design guide created in two-dimensional images, three-dimensional images, and/or trimatra maket.
The investment plan is the direction of building investment programs building and its environment based on building programs building and the environment as well as common plan provisions and plan guidance, which contains a short term investment program (1-5 years), medium term (5-20 years), and/or long term (at least 20 years), which is accompanied by an estimation of investment costs, both old building and development plans and development patterns.
The provisions of the Plan control and implementation control guidelines are building-requirements requirements and
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the environment specified for the region in question, the licensing procedure, and the institution responsible for controlling the execution.
Article 38
Verse (1)
In terms of private or community members assemble the RTBL on the basis of its own agreement must continue to meet the requirements applicable to the region in question and with the consent of the local government.
In terms of the management of the real-estate region or industrial area managed by a private business entity, then the agency can build RTBL for the region concerned with involving the public and the consent of the relevant government agencies. Furthermore, the RTBL can be agreed upon and established as a means of building control and utilization in the area in question.
In terms of the society a region or environment are agreed upon to realize its companion to be A more habitable, self-connected, productive neighborhood, then the local community can initiate the drafting of the RTBL with the consent of the local government agencies regarding the subsequent RTBL to be agreed upon and set forth. by the local government as a means of building control and utilization in the region or the environment in question.
Verse (2)
Based on the pattern to be set, performed the problem identification, potential development, and desired image.
The repair work, i.e. the handling pattern with the heavy point repair and construction activities and infrastructure
environment including some aspects of the building layout;
Redevelopment of the Development Environment, i.e., the handling pattern with the heavy point of utilization of the building environment of the building is as optimal as possible. probably based on the spatial plan, the creation of a more quality space, and optimize the intensity of building building buildings;
New Development Goals, which are the handling patterns with the heavy point of activity building a new building environment based on the spatial layout and principles of the building;
Preservation of the Preservation, which is a pattern of handling with the heavy point of activity that remains the development and balance of the building's environmental functions through the preservation effort and/or protection of the building and its environment, such as the revitalization, regeneration, dsb.
Verse (3)
Perscale of the building expert team the building and public opinion considerations are intended to get the RTBL results that are aplikative and agreed on all sides.
Verse (4)
Quite clear.
Article 39
Which is referred to the infrastructure and common means such as the road path and/or green path, high voltage air delivery area, and/or telecommunications tower, and/or water tower.
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The authorities in question are the parties/agencies responsible for the holding of the infrastructure and the means in question
Article 40
Quite Clear
Article 41
Quite clear
Article 42
Clearly
Section 43
Verse (1)
The "sturdy" is the condition of the building structure which is likely the failure of a very small building structure, which is damage to the structure. still within the limits of the technical requirements that are still acceptable during the age of the building Planned.
The intended "stable" is the condition of building structures that are not easily rolled, tilted, or slotted during the planned age of the building.
In question, the "service requirements" are in place. (serviceability) is the condition of building structures that in addition to meeting safety requirements also provide a sense of security, comfortable, and safe for the user.
Which is referred to as "preservation of the structure" is the longevity of the structure. (lifetime) according to the plan, it is not easy to break, wear, tired (fatigue) in carrying the load.
In terms of building buildings using prefabricated building materials, such prefabricated building materials must be designed so that
has a good and reliable connection system, and is capable of holding up against the lift at the time of installation.
Structure planning must also consider the resilience of the building materials to the damage caused by weather, the destroyer and/or fungi, and guarantee the reliability of building buildings in the age of planned technical services.
Verse (2)
The fixed charge load is the load load Death or the weight of its own building and the load of life charge arising from the function of the building.
In question the load of temporary charges in addition to the earthquake and wind, including the load load caused by the impact or the push of the wind, etc.
Verse (3)
Part of a structure such as frame, sliding wall, column, beam, floor, floor without beam, and its combination.
Verse (4)
Daktail is the building ' s building ability to maintain strength And enough rigidity, and the structure of the building is still standing. are in conditions on the verge of collapse.
Verse (5) Pretty clear.
Article 44 Verse (1)
Every building building, except a single residence and simple series house, must have a passive protection system that is a protection against residents and property based on the design or setting of architectural components and building structures
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building so that it can protect the occupants and property of the losses in the event of a fire. Setting up architectural components and building structures of buildings among others in the use of building materials and durability construction, compartitization and separation, and protection in openings. Each building, except a single residence and a simple series house, must be equipped with an active protection system that is a property protection against fire hazard based on the provision of equipment that can work properly. automated or manually, used by residents or firemen in carrying out blackout operations.
The fire protection equipment deployment as an active protection system among other the provision of fire detection and alarm systems, Fire hydrant on the outside and in building, light fire extinguish, and/or sprinkler.
In terms of sole residence owners intent to equip its building buildings with passive and/or active protection systems, it must meet the planning requirements, installation, and maintenance according to guidelines and standards Applicable technical.
Verse (2)
The use of building materials for certain functions and classification of building buildings including the use of fire-proof building materials must be through testing conducted by an accredited testing institution.
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Verse (4)
Building building with the functions, classification, extent, number of floors, and/or with the number of certain occupants, among others:
The public building is common with a minimum occured of 500 people, or which has a minimum floor area of 5,000 m², and/or has more altitude than 8 floors;
An industrial building with a minimum occured of 500 people, or which has a minimum floor area of 5,000 m², or an area of site/areal of more than 5,000 m², and/or there is an easily flammable hazardous material; and
Building a special function building.
Verse (5)
Quite clear.
Article 45
Clear enough.
Article 46
Quite clear.
Article 47
Verse (1)
The security system among others by conducting checks either by manual or with detector equipment against the possibility that Visitors carry dangerous objects that can be used to detonate and/or burn building buildings and/or the users/visitors in it.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Article 48
Quite clear.
Article 49
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
Clearly.
Verse (3)
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The permanent Bukaan is a fixed section on the open wall to allow air circulation.
Verse (4)
Is quite clear.
Verse (5)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (6)
Quite clear.
Verse (7)
Pretty clear.
Article 50
Verse (1)
The natural lighting can be an opening in the field of walls, a translucent wall of light, and/or a light-translucent roof.
A translucent wall of light e.g. a wall is used Glass. Light-translucent roof for instance use of glass or skylight.
Verse (2)
Clearly.
Verse (3)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (4)
The illumination level or lighting level in a general room is generally available. defined as the average lighting level in the field of work. In the field of work is an imaginary horizontal plane located 0.75 m above the floor in the entire room.
Silau as a result of the use of natural lighting from direct sunlight sources, clear skies, external objects, nor from the reflection
glass and so on, it needs to be controlled not to interfere with the level of illumination required according to the space function in the building
Verse (5)
The emergency lighting of the case of emergency lights is installed on:
The lobby of the lobby and the corridor;
The space of the room has a wide range of over 300 m².
Verse (6)
Pretty clear.
Verse (7)
Quite clear.
Article 51
Quite clear.
Article 52
Quite clear.
Article 53
Quite clear.
Article 54
Quite clear.
Article 55
Pretty clear.
Article 56
Quite clear.
Article 57
Verse (1)
The letter a
It is pretty clear.
The letter b
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The ground permeability is a soil serp power for rainwater.
The letter c
Is quite clear.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (4)
Quite clear.
Verse (5)
Pretty clear.
Verse (6)
Quite clearly.
Article 58
Quite clearly.
Article 59
Quite clearly.
Article 60
Quite clearly.
Article 61
Quite clear.
Article 62
Verse (1)
The letter a
space function being reviewed from a public or private level of interest, and space attainment efficiency.
Letter b
Safety balances among other ease of attainment to
emergency/emergency exits in the event of an emergency (earthquake, fire, etc.)
Health balances include fresh air circulation and natural lighting.
Verse (2)
The letter a
The consideration of such things is intended to be given the dimensions that provide comfort. user in performing its activities.
Letter b
Circulation between horizontal spaces of walking/travelators, corridors and/or hall; and the interroom circulation vertical, among other ram, stairs, stairs running/escalator, floor running/travelator and/or lif.
Letter c
Safety scales If there are any other conditions, there is no need for an earthquake, or an earthquake, or an emergency.
Health balances include the possibility of fresh air circulation and natural lighting.
Verse (3)
Clear enough.
Article 63
Verse (1)
Clearly.
Verse (2)
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The air temperature and humidity settings can use air conditioning equipment (Air Conditioning).
Verse (3)
Quite clearly.
Section 64
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
The letter a
It is fairly clear.
The letter b
The building of the building outside the building is like a hill, a green open space, The river, lake dsb., needs to be used to gain the comfort of the views in building buildings.
The letter c
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
Pretty clear.
Verse (4)
Quite clear.
Article 65
Verse (1)
The source of the getar is the source of the getar remains like: genset, AHU, lif engine, and getar source not fixed like: trains, earthquakes, airplanes, construction activities.
To get a level of comfort to the vibrations caused by the activity
and/or the use of the equipment can be overcome by considering the use of the system damping vibrations, both through the selection of construction systems, selection and use of materials, and with separation.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Article 66
paragraph (1)
The setting up of the noise starts from the technical planning stage, either through the building design and through the area of the area room. The layout of the area is done by placing building buildings which, because of its function
to create noise, such as factories and workshops placed on industrial zones, airports are placed in a zone far enough away from the environment. Settlement. Construction of freeway/expressways in a residential neighborhood or city center that is already awake, the road must be equipped with a means of dampening noise due to the speed of motor vehicles.
The source of the noise is the The sound source interferes with the drone, the echo, or the irregular echo.
For building buildings erected on a location that has a disturbing noise level, the arrangement begins since the technical planning phase, either through the design of the building building or through the structuring of the area space with The threshold threshold for residential areas is 60 dB measured by 3 meters from the source of the sound.
The architecture of the building and/or space-space in the building, as well as the use of the equipment and/or materials for
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embodied the desired comfort level in the noise disruption disorder, continuing to consider fulfillment of safety, health, and ease requirements according to the building functions of the concerned.
Verse (2)
Pretty clear.
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Article 67
Verse (1)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
Prasarana and the means for home staying can be a dumpster, parking lot, drainage channel in site, septic tank, well resapan.
Article 68
Verse (1)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
Especially for the building/room used by a large number of users such as meeting rooms, space class, space of worship, place of worship, and corridor, the door has to open to the outside.
Verse (4)
Quite clear.
Verse (5)
Quite clear.
Article 69
Quite clear.
Article 70
Verse (1)
Local government with consideration of building expert team building, can set lif use on building buildings with height below five floors.
The building of the building with the height of the building is below five floors, which intends to provide the lif, must meet the planning, installation, and maintenance provisions of the lif
Verse (2)
Quite clearly.
Verse (3)
Clearly.
Verse (4)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (5)
It is pretty clear.
Article 71
paragraph (1)
For the storied building building, The exits included the provision of emergency stairwell/fire. A hazard warning system is a fire alarm system and/or a warning system using audio/sound.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3) Is pretty clear.
Verse (4)
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Disaster relief management or emergency conditions including providing disaster response emergency response plans on buildingbuilding.
Certain buildings for example: the occupants of more than 500 people, or an area of more than 5,000 m², and/or elevation above 8 (eight) floors.
Verse (5) Is pretty clear.
Article 72
Verse (1) The home of the house Single home and simple series houses are not required to be equipped with facilities and accessibility for the disabled and elderly.
The building of residential functions such as apartments, dormitory, flats, flats or the like remains required to provide facilities and accessibility for the disabled and elderly.
Verse (2)
The toilet for the disabled is provided specifically with certain dimensions of space and doors that make it easier for the disabled can use it autonyously.
The parking area is a parking lot and the area is up down a special vehicle for the disabled and advanced age equipped with accessibility paths as well as allowing for a wheelchair drop.
The public telephone stop for the disabled is put on a location which is easily accessible be accessed and with certain heights that allow disabled people to be able to use it independently.
The guide line is a path reserved for pedestrians and wheelchairs that provide a specific direction and direction guide.
Rambu and marka are signs that are verbal, visual, or otherwise. Signs that can be felt or touched.
Rambu and marka markers for the disabled among others are rambu directions and destination on pedestrian lanes, rambu in public bathrooms/wc, rambu on public telephone, special parking signs, sign sign embed/braille for the disabled and elderly.
Marka is the sign that created/dies/written on page/ramp/road field.
The fence door and access doors into building buildings are possible to be opened and closed by the disabled and elderly independently.
Ram is a wheelchair for the disabled with a certain inclination and width It allows access to wheelchair access easily and is equipped with sufficient grip and lighting handles.
The staircase is a vertical movement facility that is safe for the disabled and elderly.
For storied buildings which uses lif, the height of the lif button is possible to be reached by the user Wheelchair and equipped with a device for disabled people with deaf and netra tuna. If the building is not equipped with a lif, it is provided another means allowing the disabled and the elderly to reach the intended floor.
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Verse (4)
Enough clear.
Section 73
Verse (1)
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The letter a
The preparation of a prayer room is planned with easy consideration, achievable, and given marker signs, and is equipped with an adequate facility for worship needs.
Letter b
Supplied The dressing room is planned with easy consideration/recognizable consideration given the signage sign, easily reached, and equipped with adequate facilities.
Letter c
The preparation of the baby room is planned with easy consideration, accomplished, and given a bookmark sign and equipped with an adequate facility for need to care for a baby.
Letter d
Toilet supplies are planned with consideration of the number of building users building and easy to see and reachable.
Letter e
The parking lot of the parking lot is planned with consideration Building functions, and it doesn't interfere with the environment. Parking lot can be a parking lot, in a building, and/or a parking building.
Letter f
A dumpster preparation is planned with consideration of building functions, types
trash, ease of transport, with considering user health and the environment.
Letter g
Supply of communication systems and information covering telephone and sound systems in building buildings are planned with consideration of building functions and not interfering with the environment.
Verse (2)
Is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
Pretty clear.
Article 74
Pretty clear.
Article 75
Pretty clear.
Article 76
Quite clear.
Article 77
Quite clear.
Article 78
Quite clear.
Article 79
Quite clear.
Article 80
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
Clear enough.
Verse (3)
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Quite clearly.
Verse (4)
The letter a
Is quite clear.
The letter b
Is pretty clear.
The c
The drainage on the terraces is guarded do not until it becomes a way of unsettling water into the ground.
Letter d
For steep slopes, with a slope of more than 40 (forty) degrees or about 80% (eighty-perhundred) plants are not very dense and interspersed with shorter and lighter plants and in the base section laze the grass.
Letter e
Quite clear.
The letter f
Is pretty clear.
The g
Clearly.
Letter h
Pontie the stake to avoid danger liquefaction.
Article 81
Clearly.
Section 82
Verse (1)
Clearly.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
The applicable development Kaidah allows for building systems such as design and build (design build), wake up to handover (build, operate, and transfer/BOT), and build up for (build, own, operate/BOO).
Section 83
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
Clearly.
Verse (3)
The expert/experienced person is the one who has an educational background in the building.
Verse (4)
Clear enough.
Verse (5)
The framework of the work reference is the assignment guidelines agreed by the owner and the technical planning service provider building.
Verse (6)
Quite clear.
Verse (7)
Enough clear.
Verse (8)
Quite clear.
Article 84
Verse (1)
Quite clear.
Verse (2)
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For the uncompleted technical plan document was returned to be equipped.
Verse (3)
For the uncompleted technical plan document does not perform the assessment.
Verse (4)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (5)
Pretty clear.
Verse (6)
Quite clearly.
Verse (7)
Quite clear.
Article 85
Clear enough.
Article 86
Verse (1)
Verse is fairly clear.
Verse (2)
The building of the building building for the publishing of IMB as the basis for determining the length of (duration) time of the IMB publishing process
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Article 87
Verse (1)
Before applying for a permit to establish a building, everyone must already have a report of a rapidly acquired district/city plan and without expenses.
The district/city plan caption The county is given by the local government based on a map of the location map where the building will be established by the owner.
Verse (2)
It is quite clear.
Verse (3)
Special provisions that apply to a location/region, such as the description of:
low gempa/tsunami;
collapse prone area;
flood-prone area;
land area on a polluted location (brown field area);
preservation area of the preservation region; and/or
the area of the area applied Certain architecture.
Verse (4)
Quite clearly.
Article 88
Verse (1)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (4)
Related letters include a letter of agreement between the landowner and the building owner if the building ' s owner is not a landowner.
Verse (5)
Pretty clear.
Article 89
Quite clear.
Article 90
Is pretty clear.
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Article 91
Quite clearly.
Article 92
Quite clearly.
Article 93
Quite clear.
Article 94
Quite clear.
Article 95
Quite clear.
Article 96
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
The architectural technical plan is a picture of the situation; the denah; the visible image; the image appears to the side; the image of the traverse piece; and the elongated image of
Verse (4)
Related letters include a letter of agreement between the landowner and the building ' s building owner if the owner of the building is not the owner of the land.
Verse (5)
Quite clearly.
Article 97
Quite clear
Article 98
Quite clearly.
Article 99
Quite clearly.
Article 100
Verse (1)
Enough clear.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
The improvements, changes, and/or restoration of building buildings are done according to building damage to the building.
The extent of the building's damage can be a malfunction light, moderate damage, or heavy damage.
Light damage rates are damage especially on non-structural components, such as roof covers, ceilings, floor coverings, participant walls/fillers.
The level of moderate damage is damage to parts of structural components, such as roof structures, floors and the like.
Heavy damage rates are damage to most of the building components.
Article 101
Verse (1)
Quite clear.
Verse (2)
The execution document is a technical plan document that has been approved and passed, including images of the shop drawings which are part of the work bond document.
The completeness check is the examination of the job execution document with Check or not complete documents based on the standard of the results of the planning work and the need for implementation.
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The examination of the truth is the examination of the work execution document on the accuracy of the image accuracy of the plan, calculations-calculations and conformity with field conditions.
The counter-contract is the condition that describe whether certain parts and/or all parts of the building built by the technical plan can be executed in accordance with the conditions in the field.
Verse (3)
It is quite clear.
Verse (4)
The letter a
Clearly.
The letter b
Is quite clear.
The letter c
Is quite clear.
The letter d
The counter-maintenance activities include the execution of the building operation of the building and its agility, the necessary operator power training, and the preparation of the operating playbook and maintenance of building buildings and the maintenance of the building. The agility.
Verse (5)
In question the application of the principle of safety and work health (K3) includes the application of the Occupational Safety and Health Management System (SMK3).
Verse (6)
In terms of checking the final results of construction work done by the service provider
contractions, the final results inspection of construction work is also performed against other documents contained in bond documents work.
Verse (7)
The operating and maintenance guidelines are technical instructions of the operation and maintenance of building buildings, equipment as well as mechanical equipment and electricals building ( manual operation and maintenance ).
Article 102
Clear enough.
Article 103
Verse (1)
The construction of the construction execution was carried out by the owner or by using a supervising construction monitoring service provider expertise in accordance with the laws.
Construction management activities are conducted by a construction management service provider with certification of expertise in accordance with the laws.
The local government carried out construction oversight through a permit publishing mechanism to set up building buildings at the time the building would be built and the publication of a certificate of function at the time of the building's building was completed.
Local authorities can conduct surveillance on the execution of building buildings that have indicative of a breach of the permit to establish the building
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building and/or construction execution endanger the environment.
Verse (2)
In terms of supervised release by the building's owner, the supervision of the execution of the construction is carried out primarily on supervision of quality and time.
If supervision is carried out by a construction supervision service provider, supervision of the construction implementation includes quality, time, and cost.
Results of building surveillance activities are report surveillance activities, rework results against the progress report of the construction implementation, and Building report of building function.
Verse (3)
The results of building construction management activities are reports of activity control activities, technical planning activities, control of construction, supervision, and control of the building. Construction of the building function.
Construction management is used for the execution of construction work of buildings that have:
The maximum number of floors above 4 floors,
the total area of total buildings above 5,000 m²,
special function building,
needs to engage more than 1 (one) of construction planning services, as well as service providers. Construction, and/or
hours of execution of more than 1 (one) years of budget (multiyear project).
Verse (4)
The function of the function is performed after the building is completed by a construction executive, before being handed over to the building owner.
If the supervisor is done by the owner, then The examination of the function of the building was conducted by the local government apparatus, based on the owner's report to the local government that the building was completed.
Article 104
It is quite clear.
Article 105
Clear enough.
Section 106
Quite clear.
Article 107
Enough clear.
Article 108
Quite clear.
Article 109
Quite clear.
Article 110
Quite clear.
Article 111
paragraph (1)
The building of building of buildings is done by following the rule in general. objective, functional, procedural, as well as utilizing science and technology.
Verse (2)
Pretty clear.
Verse (3)
Pretty clear.
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Verse (4)
The building is intended for public interest for example: hotels, offices, malls, apartments.
The owner of the building can follow a programme of dependents against possible building failures. building, natural disaster, and/or riot during the utilization of building buildings.
The contemplation program includes protection against assets and building users building.
The failure of building buildings can be a construction collapse and/or fire.
Article 112
Quite clear.
Article 113
Enough clear.
Article 114
Quite clearly.
Article 115
Quite clear.
Article 116
Quite clear.
Article 117
Quite clear.
Article 118
Verse (1)
For simple single home residence or a simple series house is not required an extension of the function's laic certificate function.
Which is referred to a simple single residence or a simple series house in this provision is the non-storied residence with the total floor area a maximum of 36 m² and a total land area of 72 m².
For the extension of the laik certificate the building function of the building is required to check the function of the building function.
The examination of the building function of the building was carried out by the technical examination of building buildings, including the examination activities against the effect inflicted on the utilization of building buildings against its environment in accordance with the function and classification of building buildings in the permit to establish building buildings.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
Enough clear.
Verse (4)
Gift certificate of function for some Building buildings can only be given if the building's building units are either horizontally or separately separately.
Verse (5)
All costs are required for the inspection of the function by the service provider. building's technical studies into the responsibility of the owner or user.
Local authorities in conducting a screening of building functions can include professional technical studies, and building inspectors (buildings) inspector) who is certified while the owner remains responsible and obliged to maintain the reliability of building buildings.
In case there has not been a technical examination of building buildings, technical studies are conducted by the local government and can work together with the association of the professions associated with building buildings.
Section 119
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Section 120
Verse (1)
Clear enough.
Verse (2)
The protection and preservation of building buildings may include its environment in support of the unity of the building.
Anticipate against possible building failures due to the age of building buildings, fires, natural disasters and/or riots among others through a program of dependents, and this may be part of the Government incentive program and/or the local government to the building owner.
Verse (3)
Pretty clear.
Verse (4)
Quite clearly.
Verse (5)
Quite clearly.
Article 121
Clear enough.
Section 122
Verse (1)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
Verse (3)
In case This building function of the building can be changed in a limited way for example as a museum and the like, as long as the boundaries of the layout plan.
Verse (4)
In this case the building function may be changed throughout support of the ultimate goal of preservation and utilization, not reducing values the protection and the preservation, as well as the rest remain within the limits of the provisions of the spatial plan.
Verse (5)
In this case the building functions of such buildings can be changed throughout support of the primary purpose of preservation and utilization, not dismissing the values of protection and its preservation, as well as the rest of the rules of the spatial plan provisions.
Section 123
Verse (1)
In conducting identification and documentation, Government and/or the local government is encouraging the role of the community caring for building preservation building.
Verse (2)
Identification and documentation are carried out by utilizing the advancement of science and technology, e.g. geographic information systems, computerization, and digital technologies.
Section 124
Verse (1)
Clearly.
Verse (2)
In the use of protected and conserved building buildings, for example for the building of the main classification building, then physically the original form should not be changed.
Verse (3)
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Which is referred to by law-invitation regulations here among others is the law in the field of cultural preserve.
Verse (4)
The protection of building buildings and protected environments and Conserved, maintain, periodically examine, and/or expand to function in accordance with its classification.
Verse (5)
The Incentive may be the assistance of maintenance, maintenance, periodic examination, and the following are the following functions: compensation management of building buildings, and/or other incentives under the rules Invite-Invitation.
Inincentives for maintenance, maintenance, and/or periodic checks are provided for commercially unutilized building buildings, such as occupancy or museums.
The Incentive in the form of compensation is provided for a commercially used building such as a hotel or a tourist resort (cinderamata shop).
Section 125
Pretty clear.
Article 126
Quite clear.
Article 127
Verse (1)
The security and safety scales are intended against possible risks arising from the demolition activities building buildings that result to community safety and environmental damage, building owners can follow the program.
Verse (2)
Quite clear.
Verse (3)
Quite clear.
Article 128
Verse (1)
The report of the public follows its provisions on the role of the public in hosting building.
Verse (2)
It is pretty clear.
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Owner and/or user, whose building building is identified and set to be dismantled, in performing technical studies can show the results of technical studies and/or the final periodic examination results.
The local government conducted a technical study of single-dwelling homes in particular the core home grew and the home simple healthy by empowering skills and improving community roles as well as work-equal to the association building construction services provider building.
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Section 129
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The publication of the demolition letter and the certificate of the function laik is in place.
The termination of the demolition of a particular building is carried out by considering the opinions of the building expert team and public hearings.
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In the case of the homeowner stay put on notice. written to dismantle the building of its building to be repaired, expanded and/or altered function, then with the release of the permission to set up a new building automatically changed the data on the proof warrant.
In case the building of the residence was completely dismantled and not to be rebuilt, then The notice is at once a notification for the removal of a warrant for the ownership of the building.
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In question the construction service provider of the building is in execution The demolition is a service provider of constructions that have experience and experience. the competency to dismantle building buildings, both in general and specifically using the equipment
and/or certain technologies, for example by using explosives.
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The revocation of the approval letter means reliving data building ownership of the building.
Section 131
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The demolition technical plan consists of the concept and image of the demolition plan, the image of the execution detail the demolition, work plan and terms (RKS) of demolition, schedule, methods, and Demolition stage, environmental security plan, and location plan for demolition waste disposal.
Mandatory use of the technical plan is notified in a written letter or disclosing letter of approval. to the owner of a building by the local government, except for the building of a special function building by the Government.
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In terms of the dismantling based on the proposal of the owner and/or user building buildings, then socialization and written notice on the community around building buildings done by the owner and/or building users of the building together with the local government.
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Article 132
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Article 134
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Article 135
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Article 136
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Article 138
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Article 140
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Article 141
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Article 142
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Article 143
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Article 145
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Article 146
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Article 147
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Article 148
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The multi-purpose building includes village hall, subdistrict hall and meeting hall.
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Article 149
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Article 150
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Article 151
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Article 156
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Article 158
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Article 159
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Article 160
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Keeping order in the building of a building can be of restraint from attitude and behavior to co-create serenity, hygiene, and convenience.
Preventing the action of the group is done by reporting to the authorities if it cannot be done persuasively and especially already leading to criminal action.
Reduce reliability levels building buildings such as damaging, moving, and/or eliminating equipment and supplies building buildings.
Interrupting the building of a building like inhibit the entry into location and/or laying out objects that can endanger human and environmental safety.
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Section 161
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Article 162
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Article 163
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Section 164
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Article 165
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Article 166
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Article 167
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Article 168
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Section 169
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Article 170
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Article 171
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Article 172
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Article 173
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Section 174
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Article 175
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Article 176
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Article 177
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Article 178
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Article 179
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Article 188
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