On the approval of the administrative regulation for state construction supervision at facilities and the classification of facility hazard categories (496-son)

20.08.2020

Resolution

of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan

In order to ensure the execution of Resolution of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. RP-4586 dated February 5, 2020, “On measures to radically improve the quality of construction and installation works and enhance the construction control system,” the Cabinet of Ministers resolves:

1. The administrative regulation for state construction supervision at facilities, providing for the following, shall be approved in accordance with Annex No. 1:

the tasks of the Inspectorate for Control in the Sphere of Construction and Housing and Communal Services in the construction and reconstruction of buildings and structures;

the procedure for ensuring the safety and quality of construction facilities;

the classification of complexity categories of construction facilities by hazard category;

types and criteria of state construction supervision and the grounds for their implementation;

the procedure for the instrumental-technical inspection of buildings and structures.

2. Certain resolutions of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Uzbekistan shall be considered to have lost their force in accordance with Annex No. 2.

3. Within a one-month period, the Ministry of Construction of the Republic of Uzbekistan, together with interested ministries and departments, shall:

submit a proposal in accordance with the established procedure for making relevant changes to the list of inspections carried out in the manner of notifying the authorized body by registering in the Single System for Electronic Registration of Inspections, approved by Decree of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan No. DP-5490 dated July 27, 2018;

bring the regulatory legal acts adopted by them into compliance with this resolution within a one-month period.

4. Control over the execution of this resolution shall be assigned to the First Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan A.J. Ramatov and the Minister of Construction of the Republic of Uzbekistan B.I. Zakirov.

Prime Minister of the Republic of Uzbekistan A. ARIPOV

Tashkent,

August 20, 2020,

No. 496

ANNEX No. 1 to the Resolution of the Cabinet of Ministers dated August 20, 2020, No. 496

ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATION

on the implementation of state construction supervision at facilities

Chapter 1. General Provisions

1. This Administrative Regulation (hereinafter referred to as the Regulation) determines the procedure for conducting state construction supervision at construction facilities by the Inspectorate for Control in the Sphere of Construction and Housing and Communal Services under the Ministry of Construction and Housing and Communal Services of the Republic of Uzbekistan (hereinafter referred to as the Inspectorate) and the regional inspectorates for control in the sphere of construction and housing and communal services (hereinafter referred to as regional inspectorates) based on hazard categories, regardless of the organizational-legal form and sources of financing.

2. The following basic concepts are used in the Regulation:

state construction supervision — a system of control functions carried out by the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates on a selective basis to prevent violations of urban planning legislation and approved working project documentation by the contractor, customer, designer, construction directorate, and its district and city departments during construction and installation works;

inspections — the implementation of state construction supervision without interference in the financial and economic activities of urban planning entities;

construction stage — a completed stage of construction and installation works characterized by a high potential for risk in ensuring the quality, stability, seismic resistance, and operational reliability of a construction facility;

risk — a measure of danger that takes into account the probability of negative consequences arising during the implementation of urban planning activities;

urban planning entities — state bodies, citizens' self-government bodies, physical and legal entities;

unfinished facility — a facility where construction and installation works have not been completed within the established timeframe;

instructions for the elimination of violations — a mandatory document issued and signed by inspectors of the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates who have undergone certification and hold the relevant certificates, establishing a period for legal and physical entities to eliminate violations at a facility accordingly, but not exceeding 60 days.

3. During the construction and reconstruction of buildings and structures, the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates have the right to exercise state construction supervision over compliance with:

project solutions, technical regulations, urban planning norms and rules, and other regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation for construction and installation works performed at all stages where state construction supervision must be implemented;

regulatory legal acts and other regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation that establish mandatory requirements for ensuring the stability, safety, quality, seismic resistance, and operational reliability of the facility.

4. Construction and reconstruction facilities on the territory of the Republic for which a notification of the commencement of construction and installation works is required shall be subject to mandatory state construction supervision.

5. State construction supervision at construction facilities shall be implemented in the manner prescribed in accordance with Annex No 1.

6. State construction supervision is implemented for the purpose of ensuring the safety, quality, seismic resistance, and operational reliability of construction facilities.

7. State construction supervision is implemented in compliance with the principles of legitimacy, objectivity, openness, transparency, protection of the rights and legitimate interests of legal and physical entities, as well as non-interference in the financial and economic activities of urban planning entities.

Chapter 2. Classification of Complexity Categories of Construction Facilities Subject to State Construction Supervision by Hazard Category

8. In accordance with Annex No.2 to this Regulation, state construction supervision is divided into the following four categories based on the hazard categories of facilities:

Category I — facilities with a low risk factor;

Category II — facilities with a medium risk factor;

Category III — facilities with a high-risk factor;

Category IV — facilities with a very high-risk factor.

9. Complexes consisting of construction facilities with multiple categories shall be classified according to the category of the facility with the highest category among them.

10. Depending on the classification of the categories of facilities, the following periods for the frequency of state construction supervision are established:

Category I — state construction supervision functions of the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates are not provided for;

Category II — not more than twice a month;

Category III — not more than three times a month;

Category IV — not more than four times a month.

Inspectors of regional inspectorates shall be assigned to construction facilities taking into account the right to implement state supervision at construction facilities according to the hazard Categories II, III, and IV specified in the specialist's certificate.

Chapter 3. Types of State Construction Supervision

11. State construction supervision, without interference in the financial and economic activities of the entity, is divided into the following types:

short-term inspectorate supervision at facilities not registered with regional inspectorates — implemented in the established manner by notifying the Representative for the Protection of the Rights and Legitimate Interests of Entrepreneurial Entities under the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan (hereinafter referred to as the authorized body);

state construction supervision at facilities registered with regional inspectorates — implemented selectively based on the classification of complexity categories of facilities without hindrance and without notifying the authorized body.

12. The following shall be the subject of short-term inspectorate inspection at facilities not registered with regional inspectorates:

during the construction or reconstruction of unregistered facilities in the absence of approved working project documentation and a positive expertise conclusion;

when an urban planning entity violates the technological process, structures fail, or emergency situations arise that may cause harm to the life and health of people, property, or the environment;

when there is a written application from a physical or legal entity regarding the violation of the applicant's rights and interests by an urban planning entity, with attached documents, materials, and other information confirming the violation.

The period for conducting a short-term inspectorate inspection shall not exceed one working day.

13. The following shall be the subject of state construction supervision at facilities registered with regional inspectorates:

the compliance of changes introduced to the working project documentation during the construction process with the regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation;

the availability of licenses for the design and contractor organization — the performers of works and services — granting the right to implement licensable types of design and construction activities provided for by legislation;

the study of the compliance of performed construction and installation works with urban planning norms and rules, regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation, and project documentation, as well as the maintenance of executive documentation related to the construction sphere by the contractor organization;

the issuance of written instructions and the taking of administrative responsibility measures against the customer, contractor, and designer organizations regarding the deficiencies permitted at the facility.

Chapter 4. Procedure for Instrumental-Technical Inspection of Buildings and Structures

15. Visual and instrumental-technical inspections of buildings and structures for seismic resistance shall be implemented by regional inspectorates, design organizations in the field of construction, and specially licensed organizations, as well as research institutions.

In cases where visual inspections require instrumental-technical testing, an instrumental-technical inspection of buildings and structures for seismic resistance shall be conducted, and their electronic technical passports shall be updated.

16. Following the completion of construction and prior to the formal registration of ownership rights to such buildings and structures, instrumental-technical inspections shall be performed by regional inspectorates on a contractual basis. These are conducted based on the customerʼs application and the provision of the project documentation developed and approved in the established manner to authorize the future operation of the buildings.

When newly constructed facilities of Categories III-IV in seismically active zones are being commissioned, they shall undergo mandatory instrumental-technical inspection for seismic resistance.

In areas where strong earthquakes have occurred, all types of buildings and structures shall be permitted for use only after specialists have conducted a visual or instrumental-technical inspection for seismic resistance.

17. If deficiencies and defects in the technical condition of buildings and structures are identified as a result of the instrumental-technical inspection conducted by regional inspectorates, the customers and designers shall jointly eliminate these identified deficiencies and defects according to an additionally developed and approved working project. The submission of relevant executive documentation confirming the rectification to the regional inspectorates shall serve as the basis for granting permission to operate the facility.

18. Where necessary, regional inspectorates may, during the instrumental-technical inspection of buildings and structures, involve qualified specialists on a contract basis through direct hire from research institutes or other specially licensed design organizations.

19. The failure or incomplete submission of project documentation by the customer to the regional inspectorate for the technical inspection of buildings and structures in the established manner shall serve as grounds for refusing to conduct the technical inspection.

20. When granting permission for the operation of buildings and structures, the customer organization shall provide the regional inspectorate with the relevant project documentation and data confirming the elimination of deficiencies identified during the instrumental-technical inspection.

21. A unified calculation procedure for evaluating the instrumental-technical inspection of buildings and structures for regional inspectorates shall be established by the Inspectorate.

22. Construction facilities with a low risk factor and individual housing construction facilities shall undergo instrumental-technical inspection on a contractual basis according to the applications of the owners.

Chapter 5. Procedure for the Implementation of State Construction Supervision

23. State construction supervision shall be implemented at all stages of the facility construction.

24. Control over a state construction supervision facility shall be established in the prescribed manner after registration with regional inspectorates and the formalization of a public offer.

During state construction supervision, the following requirements shall be examined:

the supervision process is implemented in the presence of the customer's technical supervisor, the design organization's author's supervisor, and one of the representatives of the contractor organization (the head, acting head, or a responsible person assigned to this facility by order);

the availability of the construction facility passport and its installation in a visible place;

the surrounding of the construction site territory with a temporary closed fence;

the availability of working project documentation approved by the customer at the construction facility;

the maintenance of executive technical documentation by the contractor based on the requirements of urban planning norms and rules (general work logs, incoming control, concrete works, welding works, safety logs, certificates for concealed works, etc.);

the timely provision of technical, authorʼs, and the contractor's internal supervision at the facility;

the availability of certificates of conformity and passports for construction materials and products;

the compliance of construction and installation works with urban planning norms and rules and approved project documentation;

the availability of testing laboratory conclusions regarding the compliance of construction materials delivered to the site with conformity indicators and the compliance of performed construction and installation works with project indicators (where necessary, involving laboratory personnel and other specialists).

25. Based on the results of state construction supervision, certificates, written instructions, representations, and other documents shall be formalized as necessary.

If previously identified violations are eliminated according to the results of state construction supervision, the inspector of the regional inspectorate shall formalize a certificate.

A mandatory written instruction for the elimination of deficiencies identified in the fulfillment of requirements of construction norms and rules shall be formalized in accordance with Annex No.3 to this Regulation.

Based on the results of state construction supervision, representations shall be submitted to resolve issues regarding the suspension, termination, and cancellation of licenses and permits for implementing activities in the field of design and construction.

In cases where the use of low-quality construction materials and products affecting the seismic resistance of buildings and structures at facilities is identified, representations shall be submitted to the relevant bodies and organizations regarding the suspension of the production, sale, and use of such construction materials and products.

Chapter 6. Elimination of Deficiencies Identified in the Fulfillment of Requirements of Construction Norms and Rules

26. The Inspectorate and regional inspectorates shall implement the suspension of works at construction facilities as follows:

in cases where structural violations are identified that affect the seismic resistance of buildings and structures or pose a threat to human health and life, they shall demand the implementation of dismantling works or the suspension of construction and installation works by formalizing a written instruction in accordance with Annex No. 4 to this Regulation;

they shall issue mandatory instructions to legal and physical entities to eliminate the identified violations at the facility, establishing an appropriate period for such elimination accordingly, but not exceeding 60 days;

in the event of non-compliance with the permit procedures in the construction sphere provided for by legislation and the failure to fulfill at least two instructions for the elimination of identified violations, they shall apply to the court with a claim for the suspension of construction and installation works and the implementation of dismantling works;

they shall send representations to relevant bodies and organizations to resolve issues regarding the suspension, termination, and cancellation of licenses and permits for implementing activities in the field of design and construction;

in the event that specialists without certificates are identified during state construction supervision as exercising author's supervision, technical supervision, or inspection over facilities under construction, they shall submit a representation to the customer, contractor, or designer regarding the removal of such specialists from the construction facility;

in cases where the use of low-quality construction materials and products affecting the seismic resistance of buildings and structures or posing a threat to human health and life is identified, they shall send representations to the relevant bodies and organizations (prosecution and internal affairs bodies) regarding the suspension of the production, sale, and use of such construction materials and products;

the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates shall involve the Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Well-being and Public Health under the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan and regional state fire supervision bodies in the process of accepting completed construction facilities for operation (except for facilities financed by the funds of public procurement entities) in the established manner. They shall receive relevant conclusions from them regarding the compliance of the facility with sanitary norms and fire safety requirements within the timeframes for facility acceptance.

27. Supervision activities shall be implemented in the presence of responsible persons authorized by the urban planning entity who carry out technical and author's supervision, as well as the person performing the works on the facility construction.

In cases where the performed works comply with project solutions, technical regulations, urban planning norms and rules, other regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation, and regulatory legal acts, as well as based on positive results of laboratory testing of construction materials, products, and structures, a compliance document shall be drawn up in the presence of the responsible persons authorized by the urban planning entity.

28. In cases where the performed works are found to be non-compliant with project solutions, technical regulations, urban planning norms and rules, other regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation, or regulatory legal acts, as well as based on negative results of laboratory testing of construction materials, products, and structures, and the document whose requirements were violated, a written instruction regarding the non-conformity of the works performed at the completed stage shall be issued.

A written instruction shall be given by the inspector to one of the construction participants (the head, acting head, or a responsible person assigned to this facility by order). Responsibility for the elimination of deficiencies specified in the issued written instruction shall be assigned to the customer.

29. In the event that the urban planning entity disagrees with the violations recorded in the written instruction, it has the right to appeal to the head of the regional inspectorate, the head of the Inspectorate, or to the court in the established manner. In such a case, the execution of the instruction shall be extended until the appeal is considered.

30. Based on the results of supervision, when the deficiencies specified in the written instruction are eliminated, a certificate confirming the elimination of these deficiencies shall be drawn up.

31. Cases of administrative offenses related to the violation of urban planning legislation shall be considered by the heads of the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates, while maintaining the procedure for submitting the case to court for review in instances where the fact of the offense is contested.

The report on the administrative offense shall be formalized in accordance with Annex No.5 to this Regulation.

32. If it is impossible to eliminate the identified violations, the regional inspectorate shall issue an order regarding the destruction (or dismantling) of structural elements performed in violation of urban planning norms and rules.

Chapter 7. Testing in the Implementation of State Construction Supervision

33. Inspectors of the Inspectorate and regional inspectorates, while implementing supervision, have the right to assign laboratory testing of construction materials, products, and structures regarding their compliance with project solutions, technical regulations, urban planning norms and rules, and other mandatory requirements of regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation.

34. Laboratory testing shall be implemented by urban planning entities through the selection of samples at the facility location or in accredited specialized testing laboratories (hereinafter referred to as testing laboratories) under laboratory conditions.

35. The technical condition of existing buildings and structures regarding the feasibility of their restoration or reconstruction shall be inspected on a contractual basis in the established manner according to the customer's application, and a relevant conclusion shall be provided.

36. Where necessary, the inspector has the right to take samples of the construction materials, products, and structures used for laboratory research to determine compliance with project solutions, technical regulations, urban planning norms and rules, and other requirements of regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation.

37. The method and quantity of sampling for construction materials, products, and structures (hereinafter referred to as materials) used must comply with the requirements of project solutions, technical regulations, urban planning norms and rules, and other regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation.

38. Testing shall be implemented in control testing laboratories through the method of monitoring and testing materials in accordance with regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation.

39. In cases where the quality of materials used in the facility construction is found to be non-compliant with the requirements of regulatory documents in the field of technical regulation, the dismantling of the facility shall be required.

40. Expenses related to conducting tests and dismantling identified low-quality construction materials, products, and structures shall be covered by the urban planning entities in the manner prescribed by legislation.

In cases where urban planning entities disagree with the test results, they have the right to apply to an independent testing laboratory accredited in the manner prescribed by legislation at their own discretion.

In this case, the obtained testing laboratory conclusion shall be attached to the appeal materials and inspection documents of the urban planning entity.

Chapter 8. Final Provisions

41. The authorized state body for supervision and its officials shall be liable in accordance with legislation in cases of improper fulfillment of their tasks and official duties during the implementation of state supervision.

42. Urban planning entities shall be liable in accordance with legislation for violations of the requirements of this Regulation during the implementation of urban planning activities.

ANNEX No. 1 to the Administrative Regulation for the implementation of state construction supervision at facilities

SCHEME

for the implementation of construction supervision

StagesEntitiesActionsTimeframesStage 1CustomerSubmits an application to the Public Services Center to obtain permission to commence the construction (reconstruction) of a facility.After the design and estimate documentation has been developed and has undergone expertise.Stage 2Public Services CenterForwards the application to the relevant regional inspectorate according to its jurisdiction.Within 1 working dayStage 3Regional InspectorateRegisters the application and assigns a responsible inspector to the facility.Within 1 working dayStage 4InspectorConducts a study by visiting the construction (reconstruction) site and issues a written instruction to the customer regarding the technical inspection of the building part.Within 3 working daysStage 5Inspector1. Includes the systematic state construction supervision activities at the facility in their personal work plan in the established manner.2. Establishes state construction supervision in the prescribed manner starting from that day.Within 3 working days; in the manner prescribed during the construction (reconstruction) period.Stage 6Inspector1. Conducts state construction supervision in the prescribed manner at the facility on the dates specified in the inspectorʼs personal work plan, in the presence of representatives of the customer, designer, or contractor organization (head, acting head, or a responsible person assigned to this facility by order).2. Enters relevant records regarding the results of supervision on the designated pages of the contractorʼs work log.On the dates specified in the inspector's personal work planStage 7InspectorIf violations of established construction norms are identified in the construction (reconstruction) works based on the supervision results, the inspector formalizes a written instruction for the elimination of deficiencies identified in the fulfillment of requirements of construction norms and rules (in accordance with Annex 3 to the Regulation) and submits it to the contractor.Within 1 working day after the state construction supervision is conductedStage 8Representatives of the customer, designer, or contractor organization1. Develops and approves a measure for the elimination of identified deficiencies and submits it to the inspector.2. Draws up a relevant certificate after the deficiencies are eliminated and submits it to the inspector.1. Within 3 working days2. After the deficiencies have been eliminatedAfter the finalization of construction (reconstruction) activities at the siteStage 9Representatives of the customer, designer, or contractor organizationSubmits a relevant application (questionnaire) to the district (city) Public Services Center regarding the acceptance for operation of the facility whose construction (reconstruction) is completed in the established manner.After the construction (reconstruction) works are completedStage 10Public Services CenterForwards the questionnaire to the branch of the State Land Management and Real Estate Cadastre Enterprise (hereinafter — SE).Within 1 hour(automatically)Stage 11SE1. Studies the facility whose construction (reconstruction) is completed by visiting the site.2. Prepares and approves the draft certificate for granting permission to operate the facility.3. Forwards the draft certificate to the Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Well-being and Public Health under the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the regional state fire supervision bodies, and the regional inspectorate.Within 5 working daysStage 12Committee for Sanitary and Epidemiological Well-being and Public Health under the Ministry of Health, regional state fire supervision bodies, regional inspectorate1. Studies the facility whose construction (reconstruction) is completed by visiting the site.2. Signs the certificate for granting permission to operate the facility (or rejects it with justification).3. Forwards the signed certificate (or the response regarding rejection) to the SE.Within 5 working daysStage 13SEForwards the agreed certificate and an extract from the state register of rights to real estate objects to the Public Services Center.Within 1 working dayStage 14Public Services CenterForwards the certificate to the applicantʼs email address and notifies the applicant via information and communication systems.Within 1 hour

ANNEX No. 2 to the Administrative Regulation for state construction supervision at facilities

Classification

of complexity categories of construction facilities by hazard category

No.Name of FacilitiesIndicators and DescriptionsCategory A. Production Facilities 1. Energy Facilities 1.1Atomic and nuclear industry fielduranium mining, storage, and primary processing facilities;facilities using sources of ionizing radiation;facilities transporting nuclear and radioactive materials;radioactive waste burial and disposal facilities;storage for nuclear and radioactive materials, radioactive waste;nuclear reactors;facilities using gamma units, cyclotron, and acceleratorsIV 1.2Hydroelectric power plants (HPP)small stations with capacity up to 30 MWIII stations with capacity above 30 MWIV 1.3Thermal power plants (TPP), steam boilersregardless of capacityIV 1.4Photoelectric stationcapacity up to 500 kWII capacity from 500 kW to 1 MWIII capacity above 1 MWIV 1.5Outdoor switchgear (OSG)voltage 35 kV, 110 kVIV voltage 220 kV, 500 kVIV 1.6Indoor switchgear (ISG/ZRU)voltage 6-10 kVIII voltage 35 kV, 110 kVIV 1.7Transformer substations (single or double transformer)voltage 35/6-10 kV, 35/0.4, 10/0.4, 6/0.4 kV distribution pointsIII voltage 110/35/6-10, 110/6-10 kV and higher (220/6-10, 220/35/6-10, 220/110/35/6-10, 500/110/35-10, 500/220/35-10, 1000/500 kV)IV 1.8Overhead power transmission lines (1 and 2 circuits)voltage up to 35 kV (0.4, 6, 10 kV)III voltage 35 kV and higher (110, 220, 500, 1000 kV)IV 1.9Cable power transmission linesvoltage up to 35 kV (0.4, 6, 10 kV)III voltage 35 kV and higher (110, 220, 500, 1000 kV)IV 1.10Other facilities of the power engineering sectorauxiliary buildings and devicesII 2. Oil, gas, and coal industry facilities 2.1Oil, gas, and gas condensate extraction, preparation, processing, and storage facilitieswells (parametric, exploration, structural, operational, etc.);field and inter-field transport pipelines (with gas pipeline inlet block);intra-field pipelines and gas collection manifolds;collection points;main pipelines (with pump, compressor, gas distribution, and booster compressor stations);compressor facilities (gas drying unit, auxiliary machine-aggregates);product storage and loading-unloading facilities (tank parks, filling and draining racks)IV medium and low-pressure gas distribution pointsIII low-pressure pipelinesII gas metering unitsIII 2.2Liquefied natural gas storage and loading-unloading areasvolume — more than 100 m3IV volume — up to 100 m3III 2.3Production of inert gasesIII 2.4Biogas unitsreactor volume up to 50 m3II volume above 50 m3III 2.5Coal minesincluding underground shaftsIV 2.6Coal underground gasification areasIV 2.7Production of coal briquettes from coal finesII 2.8Open warehouses for coal storage and reloadingII 2.9Oxygen and other gas productionfactory-made module type, production capacity up to 50 m3/hII production workshop, capacity up to 8,000 m3/hIII production workshop, capacity 8,000 m3/h and moreIV 2.10Gas holders and recipientsvolume up to 50 m3 and pressure up to 10 kg/cm2III volume greater than 50 m3 and pressure above 10 kg/cm2IV 2.11Hydrogen productionallIV 3. Mining industry facilities 3.1Ore-dressing factories (combines)crushing, dressing buildings, concentrate warehousesIV 3.2Shafts, mines, open-pit quarriesdressing factory;underground ore mining shafts, mines, and open-pit quarries;industrial sites near quarries and shaftsIV 3.3Other separate facilities outside and within the complexbuildings and structures for organizing production-related (technological) processes according to their purposesIV 3.4Liquid waste storage areastailing dumpsIV 3.5Separate facilities of liquid waste storage areas (tailing dumps)retaining dams, anti-filtration screens, hydraulic structuresIV 3.6Storage areas for waste from raw material processingwaste rock piles and sludge collectorsIII 3.7Slurry pump stationscapacity more than 300 m3 per hourIV capacity up to 300 m3 per hourIII 3.8Main slurry pipelinesregardless of pipe diameterIII 3.9Circulating cooling water pump station (with water intake structure)capacity up to 150 m3 per hourII capacity more than 150 m3 per hourIII 3.10Special hydraulic structuresdrains, water drainage canals, bank and base reinforcement, etc.II closed drains up to 400 mm diameter, high-flow canals with capacity up to 100 m3/second, bank reinforcement (including rivers and streams), regulation of the bed and base of such structuresIII closed drains 400 mm and larger in diameter, high-flow canals with capacity above 100 m3/second, bank reinforcement (including rivers and streams), regulation of the bed and base of such structuresIV 3.11Rock salt extraction enterprisesincluding self-sedimenting salt mining fieldsIII 3.12Processing of commonly distributed mineralsvolume less than 100 thousand m3 per yearIII volume more than 100 thousand m3 per yearIV 3.13Quarries where construction materials are extracted openlymarble, sand, gravel, soil, and othersIII 3.14Quarry reclamation worksIII 3.15Underground structures not related to mineral extractionunderground storage of oil, gas, and other substances and materialsIV 3.16Facilities for servicing mining industry facilitiesmotor transport workshops with capacity above 500 vehicles (light, heavy-duty, and special)III water treatment facility with capacity more than 50,000 m3IV technological heat supply facilities and heat recovery units with capacity above 10 Gcal per hourIV 4. Metallurgy and electrical engineering industry 4.1Full-cycle integrated iron and steel worksmetallurgical workshops with capacity less than 250 thousand tons per yearIII metallurgical furnaces (roasting, heating, and melting) with annual capacity of 250 thousand tons and moreIV 4.2Steel production via Open-hearth, electric melting, and converter methodsincluding waste processing workshops, with production of 1 million tons per yearIV 4.3Smelting of pig iron from ores and componentsblast furnaces with volume more than 500 m3IV 4.4Scrap metal processing enterprisesforming, pressing, rolling, drawing mills, conveyors with capacity less than 250 thousand tons per yearII forming, pressing, rolling, drawing mills, conveyors with annual capacity of 250 thousand tons and moreIII 4.5Production of hard and refractory alloy metalsIV 4.6Aluminum productionproduction of household goods with annual capacity up to 1000 tonsIII production enterprises with capacity more than 1000 tons per yearIV 4.7Welding and chemical treatment facilities for metalslines for metal cleaning and chemical treatmentIII 4.8Casting of non-ferrous metals from ores and concentrates (lead, tin, copper, nickel, etc.)more than 2000 tons per yearIV 1000 — 2000 tons per yearIV extraction via hydrolysisIII 4.9Processing of non-ferrous metals (copper, lead, zinc, etc.)III 4.10Casting of shaped parts from cast iron10 — 20 thousand units per yearIII 20 — 100 thousand units per yearIV 4.11Metalworking enterpriseshome-based and artisan workshops, blacksmith furnacesII wire drawing, production of nails and bolts-nuts, sheet metal forming, cutting and shaping of steel sheets (rolls) (embossing and milling), coating them with special coatingsIII cables, fasteners, steel wires for the rubber industry, wire meshes produced under pressure, seamless steel pipes, railsIV 4.12Production of finished metal products for the national economyfoil production (copper, brass, aluminum, etc.)II production of finished parts and fittings for doors and windowsII production of finished, cast, and machined parts for automotive and agricultural machineryIII cold processing (pressing, cutting, turning, stamping, rolling) up to 10 thousand tons per yearII enterprises producing household appliances and utensils used in human food via cold processing (pressing, cutting, turning, stamping, rolling)III 4.13Household metallurgybuildings within existing or designed social and household service facilities for medical purposes (dentistry, prosthetics, artificial organ production) and jewelry activitiesII 4.14Jewelry productionenterprises for automated production of jewelry from non-ferrous and other metals using machinesIII 4.15Construction materialsproduction of plumbing fixtures from metalIII production of radiators for heating systemsIII workshops for production of profiles and cladding for doors and windowsIII 5. Chemical Industry, Mineral Fertilizer Facilities 5.1Chemical product and mineral fertilizer production enterprisesType I hazardous production facilitiesIV Type II hazardous facilitiesIII Type III hazardous facilitiesII facilities not classified as hazardous production facilitiesI 5.2Production of plant protection productsbased on microbiological synthesisIV 5.3Storage for toxic chemical products and mineral fertilizersmore than 50 tonsIV up to 50 tonsIII 5.4Open warehouses for storage and loading of mineral fertilizersincluding other mineralsIV 5.5Production facilities of the chemical industryexplosive substances; radioactive substances (isotopes)IV rubber and industrial rubber products; polymer productsIII 5.6Chemical and synthetic product manufacturing facilitieswashing and cleaning agents; artificial and synthetic fibers (viscose, lavsan, cellophane, etc.); rubber, tires, industrial rubber; technical oils; alcohol production via hydrolysis (including technical alcohols)III 5.7Enterprises producing household chemical products from finished raw materialswashing and cleaning, sanitary-hygienic agents, shampoos, etc.III 5.8Soap production enterprisesmall-scale productionII 5.9Chemical material production enterprisesfibers, polymer materials, and plasticsIII 5.10Plastic processing and plastic product manufacturing enterprisecasting, extrusion, pressing, vacuum forming, etc.III 5.11PVC and polyethylene product manufacturing enterprisesbags, containers, and other household productsIII 5.12Polyurethane productionIII 5.13Air separation product manufacturing enterpriseextraction of hydrogen, chlorine, ammonia used in metallurgyIV 5.14Enterprises producing compressed and liquefied products as a result of separationcompressed nitrogen, oxygen, etc.IV 5.15Photochemical product enterprisesphotographic paper, plates, photo and film materialsIII 5.16Tanning substance manufacturing enterpriseIII 5.17Acid productionall typesIV 6. Machinery, Instrument-making, and Machine-tool Industry Facilities Heavy Industry and Transport Machinery 6.1Metallurgical machinery plantsproduction buildings with a total area of 20 — 90 thousand m2IV 6.2Machinery enterprisesproduction of heavy pressesIV chemical-oil industryIV light and food industriesIV household appliance machineryIV 6.3Aircraft manufacturing enterprisesincluding technical maintenanceIV 6.4Automotive industry enterprisesconveyor assembly workshops for up to 25 daily passenger carsIII passenger cars and trucks, electric vehicles, electric busesIV 6.5Agricultural machinery enterprisestractors, machinery for agriculture, animal husbandry, and feed productionIV 6.6Construction, road construction, and communal machinery enterprisesincluding production of small-scale mechanization equipmentIV production of lifting cranes, traction electrical equipmentIV 6.7Production of road-construction machines, automobiles, and bodiesgraders, scrapers, bulldozers, dump trucks, etc.III 6.8Enterprises for repairing rolling stock and aviation equipmentrailway depots and aviation equipment repair parksIV 6.9Enterprises for building railway (freight and passenger) and metro cars, repairing rolling stock and electric busesproduction buildings with a total area of 10 — 110 thousand m2IV 6.10Plants for the production of diesel locomotives and electric trainsproduction buildings with a total area of 10 — 100 thousand m2IV 6.11Production of accumulators, galvanic batteries, and cellsincluding production of lead-acid and alkaline accumulatorsIV 6.12Enterprises for metalworking and production of small parts for agricultural machinerywith painting works, without casting worksIII product manufacturing by metal stampingIII 6.13Production of bicycles, mopeds, scooters, and electric scootersbicycle assembly workshop for up to 10 thousand units per yearII full-cycle production enterprises for bicycles, mopeds, scooters, and electric scootersIII 6.14Shipbuilding enterprisesproduction of self-propelled, non-self-propelled, and technical fleet vesselsIV Production of Instruments and Machine Tools 6.15Enterprises for the production of instruments or devices (with production building area of 35 thousand m2 and more)containing toxic substancesIV machine tools and instrumentsIV coordinate measuring machinesIV instruments used in general machineryIV 6.16Enterprises for the production of instruments or devices (with production building area up to 35 thousand m2)III 6.17Small production enterprises (with production building area of 2 thousand m2 and more)machine toolsIII equipment for the meat and dairy industryIII equipment operating on liquefied and compressed gasIII assembly and repair of electrical equipmentII pneumatic automation equipmentII heating boilersII metalworkingII 6.18Sports equipment manufacturing enterprisessmall workshops, artisan shopsII Electrical Engineering Industry 6.19Electrical engineering industry facilities (production building area of 35 — 50 thousand m2)plants for production of turbogenerators and large electric machines; plants for production of voltage transformers; plants for production of high-voltage apparatus; plants for production of transformer substations with capacity up to 1600 kVA; plants for production of complete transformer substations up to 10 kVIV 6.20Enterprises for the production of household electrical appliancesproduction buildings with area up to 5 thousand m2II production buildings with area more than 5 thousand m2III 6.21Enterprises for the production of electrical instrumentsdynamo machines, capacitors, transformers, searchlights, etc.IV electric lamps, flashlights, etc. (without casting workshops and without use of mercury)III 6.22Production of instruments for automatic control systems of technological processesautomation for shafts/minesIII sprinkler and drencher systemsIII telecommunication systemsII security and fire alarmsII 6.23Cable production enterpriseunshielded or rubber-insulatedIII lead-shieldedIV 6.24Robotronicsenterprises for assembly of robots and self-propelled remote-controlled equipmentIII 6.25Repair buildingsworkshops for repair of mobile devices, computers, office and household appliancesII workshops for repair of high-voltage equipment and electrical machineryIII 7. Forestry, Woodworking, and Pulp and Paper Industry Facilities Forestry 7.1Forestry facilitiesdetermined according to the purpose of buildings and structuresII — III 7.2Warehouses for storage of wood products and raw materialssorted, in open areasII sorted, in enclosed areasIII Woodworking 7.3Wood conservation enterprisesimpregnation with salts, alkalis, and chemicalsIII 7.4Enterprises for manufacturing products from wood chips using synthetic resin binderswood-fiber and particle boards (DSP, DVP)III wood-plastic composite boards produced via extruderIII 7.5Wood cutting and plywood production enterprisesincluding production of parts for standard buildingsIII 7.6Furniture combines producing carved and synthetic protective coated partsproduction of sliced veneer and protective partsIII 7.7Wooden shipbuilding enterprisesproduction of cutters and boatsIII 7.8Carpentry enterpriseswindows, doors, parquet, boxes, etc.II 7.9Furniture production, assembly, and repair enterpriseswith varnishing and painting worksIII without varnishing and painting worksII assembly and repair workshopsII 7.10Enterprises for production of horse-drawn vehiclescarts, saddles, etc.II 7.11Match productionIII Pulp and Paper Industry 7.12Plant for the production of unbleached sulfate pulpcapacity of 100 thousand tons per yearIV 7.13Pulp and paper industry facilityIII 7.14Production of paper and cardboard products from finished raw materialsfrom cellulose, straw, etc.III including from waste paper (maculature)II 7.15Production of napkins, toilet paper, diapers, and hygiene productsincluding from recycled productsII 8. Construction Materials Industry Facilities 8.1Cement plant, enterprises for production of gypsum (alabaster), chalk, limecement production with capacity up to 3 million tons per year (Portland cement, Pozzolan cement, Slag Portland cement, etc.)III cement production with capacity above 3 million tons per year (Portland cement, Pozzolan cement, Slag Portland cement, etc.)IV 8.2Enterprises for production of ceramic products and wall materialsproduction of 50 million units of conventional bricks per yearIII production of construction ceramics, refractory productsIII production of artificial fillers (expanded clay/keramzit, etc.)III 8.3Silicate brick plantannual capacity — production of 100 million units of conventional bricksIII 8.4Construction steel (metal) structures plantannual capacity — production of more than 50 thousand tons of structuresIV small workshops — up to 500 m2II workshops — above 500 m2III 8.5Enterprises for production of concrete and reinforced concrete products(annual capacity — 100 thousand m3 of structures) concrete and concrete productsIII precast concrete productsIV precast reinforced concrete productsIV house-building combinesIV 8.6Enterprises for production of asbestos and asbestos productsIV 8.7Enterprises for production of welding supplies and materialsproduction of calcium carbideIII production of metal electrodes (using manganese)III 8.8Production of porcelain and earthenware productssanitary-technical equipment (sinks, toilets, urinals, etc.)III 8.9Production of construction glassincluding production of tempered (structural) glassIII 8.10Enterprises for production of construction materials from glass and stone raw materialsglass fibers, mineral wool, polymer fiber reinforcement, reinforcement mesh, etc.III 8.11Glass and mirror processing workshopsglass containers, stone mirrors, grinding, engraving, casting of artistic items, etc.II 8.12Asphalt-concrete plantsstationaryIV bitumen unitsIV 8.13Paint production enterprisesincluding paints and varnishesIV enamel and condensate resinsIV natural mineral paintsIII printing inksIII 8.14Varnish production enterprisesoil, alcohol, typographic, insulating, for rubber industry, etc.IV 8.15Crushed stone, gravel, and sand production enterpriseincluding production of enriched quartz sandIII 8.16Stone processing workshopsnatural stone, including mechanical processing of marble and graniteII finishing materials from flexible stoneII production of artificial stonesIII 8.17Enterprises for production of ceramic construction materialsceramic pipes, tiles, finishing products, etc.III 8.18Enterprises for production of construction polymer materialsincluding polymer reinforcement, heat-shielding materials, etc.III 8.19Workshops for production of gypsum and chalk products, raw bricks, slag blocks, shaped and pavement tilesincluding production of finishing materials — putties and various mixturesII 8.20Enterprise for production of construction partsII 8.21Enterprises for production of fibrolite, reed boards (kamishit), straw boards (solomit), and other materialsII 8.22Elevators for cement and other dusty construction materialsIII 8.23Enterprises for impregnation of fabrics and paper with oil, oil-asphalt, bakelite, and other varnishesproduction of tar paper, roofing felt, and other insulation materials, including foil-insulatorsIV 8.24Wallpaper production enterprisewallpapersIII 8.25Areas for open storage and loading-unloading of mineral construction materialssand, gravel, crushed stone, stone, etc.II 8.26Polymer materialstextured plastic, foam plastic (styrofoam), and finishing materials based on themIII 9. Light Industry Facilities Cotton-textile and Textile Industry 9.1Textile product manufacturing enterprisecapacity per year — 3 thousand tons of yarn or 20.0 million m2 of fabricIV 9.2Spinning and textile enterprisesincluding factories, without dyeing and bleaching workshopsIV 9.3Cotton yarn factorycapacity of 40 thousand spinning spindles, with dyeing workshopsIV 9.4Cotton spinning factorycapacity per year — 100 million conventional reels (and more)IV 9.5Textile item manufacturing enterprisesIII 9.6Cotton receiving pointsIII 9.7Cotton ginning plantIV 9.8Cotton processing plant (enterprise)capacity per year — processing 20 thousand tons of raw cottonIV 9.9Combed cotton spinning factorycapacity up to 50 thousand units of yarnIII more than 50 thousand units of yarnIV 9.10Finishing factory for cotton fabricscapacity per year — 200 million m2 of finished fabricIV 9.11Non-woven fabric and sewing materials factoryper year — 10 million m2 of non-woven fabric and sewing materialsIV 9.12Cotton spinning factory specialized in carded spinningup to 50 thousand spinning chambersIII more than 50 thousand chambersIV 9.13Fabric processing enterprises (workshops)bleaching and dyeing, chemical impregnation, treatmentIV 9.14Finishing factory for shirt and clothing fabricscapacity per year — 100 million m2 of finished fabricIV 9.15Silk weaving factoriesIII 9.16Garment and knitwear factoriessmall workshops — up to 500 m2II workshops — above 500 m2III 9.17Carpet manufacturing enterprisescarpet factoriesIII 9.18Fabric printing enterpriseshand-woven carpet workshopsII small workshops, artisan shopsII 9.19Accessories (fittings) productionsmall workshops, artisan shopsII 9.20Cotton ginning/teasing enterprisessmall workshopsII 9.21Cotton, hemp, and wool yarn and fabric weaving enterprisewithout dyeing and bleaching workshopsII mixed with synthetic fibers, with dyeing and bleaching workshopsIII 9.22Spool/bobbin productionwithout chemical and mechanical treatmentII 9.23Rope, twine, and thread productionsmall workshops, artisan shopsII Leather and Footwear Industry 9.24Leather-tanning enterprisesleather treatment, tanning, dyeing, and varnishing enterprisesIII small workshops and artisan shopsII 9.25Using polyvinyl chloride and other adhesiveswithout the use of volatile organic solventsIII 9.26Enterprises for production of artificial leather, film products, oilcloths, and leatherswith the use of volatile solventsIII 9.27Footwear factory (enterprise)capacity per year — production of 2 million pairs of shoesIII including small workshopsII 9.28Enterprises for production of PVC films for shoe solesfrom compound polymers, rubber, and reclaimed materialsIII 9.29Nylon and similar shoe molding enterprisesIII 9.30Small-series shoe sewingproduction from finished raw materialsII 9.31Enterprises for production of cardboard leather-galantry productsusing organic solutions in polymer treatmentIII 9.32Artificial astrakhan (karakul) productionsmall workshops, artisan shopsII 9.33Varnished leather manufacturing enterpriseIII 9.34Production of products from treated leatherexcluding footwearII 9.35Warehouses for storage and loading-unloading of untreated leather-fur and animal productsII 10. Pharmaceutical, Medical, and Microbiology Industry Facilities 10.1Pharmaceutical product manufacturing enterprisesexcluding packaging of finished medicinal productsIII production of vitamins and medicinal preparationsIII production of vaccines and serumsIII production of pharmaceutical potassium salts (chlorinated, sulfur, potash, etc.)III production of glycerinIII Packaging of finished medicinal productsIII Production of food additives and biopreparationsIII 10.2Medical and microbiology industry facilitiesIV 10.3Scientific research institutes and organizations in the field of microbiologyIV 10.4Enterprises for the production of medical glasswithout the use of mercuryIV 10.5Production of cosmeticsincluding production of perfumery and fragrancesIII 11. Printing Facilities 11.1Printing combinesincluding offset printing factoriesIII 11.2Printing houseswhere lead is used in productionIV lead-free, offset and computer typesettingIII 11.3Type casting enterprises (fonts)III 11.4Printing shopssmall enterprisesII 11.5Provision of printing servicessmall enterprisesII 12. Food Industry Facilities 12.1Food combines, plant complexesproduction of products, fats/oils, and biological additivesIV 12.2Production of food and flavoring productsstarch, molasses, malt, yeast, etc.II 12.3Warehouses for low-temperature storage of food productsup to 100 tonsII more than 100 tonsIII 12.4Areas for storage, bottling, and loading-unloading of food productsmeat and dairy, confectionery, etc.II wine, oil, juice, beverages, etc.II packaging of dry food products (tea, salt, sugar, etc.)II 12.5Enterprises for the production and bottling of beveragesliqueur-vodka and cognac plantsIII wine preparation and bottling workshopsIII production of beer, kvass, fruit drinksII non-alcoholic beverages based on concentrates and fruit/vegetable juicesII 12.6Sugar plantfrom beets and other raw materialsIII 12.7Processing of raw coffeeincluding packaging workshopII 12.8Alcohol production enterpriseincluding via hydrolysis (excluding technical alcohols)IV 12.9Elevatorsfor food productsIII 12.10Bakeries and enterprises for the production of bread productsmore than 2500 kg per dayIII workshops for the production of pasta productsII bakeries (up to 200 kg per day)I 12.11Confectionery enterprisesconfectionery plantIII vanillin and saccharin workshopsIII confectionery workshopsII 12.12Mineral water bottling workshopinto glass and PET containersIII 12.13Enterprises for salt production, iodization, and crushingincluding warehouses and open areas for saltII B. Agricultural and Water Management Facilities 13. Agricultural Facilities Livestock Breeding 13.1Cattle breeding complexes (capacity more than 1000 heads)including complexes for raising and fattening young cattleIV 13.2Complexes for raising and fattening young cattle (capacity from 100 to 1000 heads)including heifer rearing farmsIII 13.3Cattle fattening bases and farmscapacity up to 100 headsII capacity up to 30 headsI 13.4Livestock slaughterhousesmore than 20 heads per shiftIII up to 20 heads per shiftII 13.5Livestock loading-unloading areasII Poultry Farming 13.6Poultry complexescomplex for more than 200 thousand laying hens per year, more than 1 million broilersIV complex for up to 200 thousand laying hens per year, 1 million broilersIII complex for up to 50 thousand laying hens per year, 0.5 million broilersII 13.7Poultry factory for egg productionproduction of 300 thousand eggs per yearIII 13.8Poultry factory for meat productionpavilion building for 1 million and more broilers per yearIII 13.9Poultry slaughterhousesmore than 1000 heads per shiftIII up to 1000 heads per shiftII Animal Husbandry (Fur/Special) 13.10Animal husbandry farmsmink, nutria, fox, etc.III 13.11Animal keeping farmscapacity up to 100 headsII 13.12Rabbit farmsII 13.13Slaughterhousesup to 50 heads per shiftIII Pig Breeding 13.14Pig breeding complexes (farms)complexes for more than 3 thousand pigs per yearIV farms for up to 3 thousand pigs per yearIII piggeries for up to 100 pigsII 13.15Pig slaughterhousesIII Horse Breeding 13.16Horse breeding farmsfarms for more than 500 horsesIV farms for up to 500 horsesIII stables for up to 50 horsesII Fishery 13.17Fishery farms, breeding and hatching ponds (without processing and hydraulic structures)area up to 30 hectaresII area more than 30 hectaresIII 13.18Fish processing and canning combineswithout smoking workshops, with waste disposal workshopsIV 13.19Fish product smoking workshopsmore than 500 kg per dayIII not more than 500 kg per dayII raw fish smoking workshopsII 13.20Fish and fish product storage and loading-unloading warehousesII Cocoon-silk Breeding 13.21Primary cocoon processing — silk reeling factorycapacity of 3600 holdersIII 13.22Silk reeling factory (enterprise)capacity per year — production of 500 tons of raw silk (and more)IV Greenhouse Management 13.23Greenhouses, orangeries, and hothouses, excluding private subsidiary plotswithout complex equipmentI using new technologies and equipment, with automated control systemII 13.24Small greenhouses and hothousesfor private subsidiary plotsI Flour, Cereal, and Compound Feed Production 13.25Grain storage and processing enterprises and facilitiesgrain reception and cleaningIII silo-type mechanized warehouses for storage of grain and grain productsIII seed grain sorting workshopsIII towersIV elevatorsIV warehouses for storing flour in bagsIII 13.26Flour milling enterprisesmills (plants)III small mills (500 kg per day)II silo-bins for bulk (bagless) storage of flourIII 13.27Compound and nutritious feed production enterprisesfrom grain mixtures and plant productsIII from food wasteIII 13.28Grain product storage warehouses and loading-unloading areasloading and unloading of grain from vehicles via bucket elevator (noriya)III loading and unloading of grain from railway cars via bucket elevatorIII Agricultural Product Storage Facilities 13.29Fruit, melon, and vegetable storage warehouses (refrigerators)refrigerator, capacity up to 100 tonsII more than 100 tonsIII 13.30Refrigeration unitsrefrigerator, capacity more than 50 tonsII 13.31Open storage of manureincluding storage areas for biologically treated liquid manureIII 13.32Enclosed storage of manureIII 13.33Storage and loading-unloading areas for tobacco productsII 13.34Open storage and loading-unloading areas for dusty productsmeal, oil cake, hay, straw, etc.II Agricultural Product Processing Facilities 13.35Meat industry facilitiesmeat combines with capacity of 20 tons processing per shiftIII slaughtering and processingIII meat processing workshops (up to 5000 kg per day)II 13.36Sausage and sausage product manufacturing workshops5 tons per shiftIII without smokingII with smokingII 13.37Dairy and fat product enterprisesprocessing 35 tons of milk per shiftIII workshops for milk processing, cheese, and ice cream productionIII simple method milk processingII margarine production workshopIII 13.38Tobacco product processing enterprisestobacco fermentation, tobacco and cigarette productionIII 13.39Fruit and vegetable processing workshops (sorting, washing, drying, pickling, canning, packaging, etc.)3 thousand tons per yearI 5 thousand tons per yearII more than 10 thousand tons per yearIII 13.40Vegetable oil production enterprisessmall oil millsII unrefinedIII refinedIV Agricultural Auxiliary Facilities 13.41Seed processing and disinfection enterprisesIV using tractorsIII 13.42Warehouses for dry mineral fertilizers and chemical protection agentsIII 13.43Warehouses for liquefied ammonia and ammonia waterIV 13.44Airfields for treating agricultural fields with pesticidesIV 13.45Veterinary hospitals and facilitieswith vivariums, nurseries, cynological centers, temporary animal sheltersIII without animal keepingII 13.46Garages and parks for storage of automobiles and agricultural machineryincluding maintenance and repairII 13.47Fuel and lubricant warehousesIII 13.48Material warehousesII 13.49Agricultural product processing enterprisesusing modern mini-technology and compact equipmentII Animal waste processing facilities 13.50Processing plants for animal by-products (hides, bones, etc.)glue productionIV technical gelatin productionIV technical oil productionIV waste disposal/utilizationIV bone burning and crushingIV production of animal feed and fertilizersIV Leather-tanning and Wool Processing Facilities 13.51Raw hide and fur processing enterprisetanning, dyeing, sewingIII 13.52Untreated leather storage warehousewet and dried stateIII 13.53Wool processing enterprisescleaning, washing, teasing, weaving, etc.III 13.54Processing of hair, bristles, fluff, feathers, horns, hooves, and other raw materialsIII 13.55Felt and felt boot (valenki) manufacturing enterpriseIII small workshops and artisan shopsII 13.56Brush manufacturing from bristles and hairII 13.57Medical catgut production from intestinesIII Water Management, Irrigation, and Land Reclamation Facilities 13.58Reservoirs and damsIV 13.59Floodwater storage reservoirsIV 13.60Dams (in canals, temporary barriers, and fish farms)height up to 2 metersII height from 2 to 5 metersIII height 5 meters and aboveIV 13.61Dredging works in river and stream bedsII 13.62Main canalsflow rate less than 10 m3/sec (dam height up to 2m)II flow rate more than 10 m3/secIII elevated canal dams with height 5m and aboveIV 13.63Main collectorsflow rate less than 10 m3/secII flow rate more than 10 m3/secIII republican significance, depth >10m and flow >10 m3/secIV 13.64Reconstruction of irrigated landsincluding improvement of land reclamation stateII 13.65Water conduits (excluding drinking water)of republican, inter-regional, and inter-district significanceIV 13.66Water management, reclamation, and irrigation facilitiesirrigation/drainage systems, hydraulic structures >10 m3/sec (using standard designs)III construction/repair in reclamation systems, pump stations, structures II 13.67Hydraulic structures in artificial reservoirs in irrigation networkswater measuring structures (hydroposts)II river water measuring devices (cradles/suspensions)III C. Housing and Communal Facilities 14. Housing Facilities 14.1Cottages, including individual residential housesup to 2 floors (incl. 2nd floor, excl. basement), height 2I more than 2 floors, height >12m and/or area more than 500 m2II 14.2Villas, country houses (dachas)up to 2 floors, height 2I more than 2 floors, height >12m and/or area more than 500 m2II 14.3Low-rise residential buildings, dormitoriesup to 5 floorsII 14.4Mid-rise residential buildings, dormitoriesfrom 6 to 12 floorsIII 14.5High-rise residential buildings, dormitoriesmore than 12 floorsIV 14.6Household and auxiliary outbuildings near housesI 14.7Master plans of residential complexeswith solutions for landscaping, public/social facilities, and engineering networksIV 14.8Master plans of low-rise residential areas and neighborhoodsIII 14.9Master plans of individual housing tractsII 14.10Dachas, garden houses (1-story temporary housing)I 14.11Master plans of collective garden plotsII 15. Educational Institutions New Construction 15.1Preschool, general secondary education, boarding schools, lyceums, colleges, vocational organizationsup to 1080 seatsII more than 1080 seatsIII 15.2Construction based on pre-developed and approved standard (model) projectsup to 1080 and more than 1080 seatsII 15.3Specialized educational institutions with innovative/new architectural solutionsup to 720 seatsIII 15.4Specialized institutions based on pre-developed standard projectsup to 720 seatsII Major Repair (Capital Repair) 15.5Educational institutions (Preschool, schools, colleges, etc.)regardless of the number of seatsII Reconstruction 15.6Educational institutions (Preschool, schools, colleges, etc.)up to 1080 seatsII more than 1080 seatsIII 15.7Additional study blocks built for existing educational facilitiesregardless of number of seatsII 15.8Home-based kindergartens (in multi-story or individual houses)up to 90 seatsII 16. Health Care Facilities 16.1Polyclinics, outpatient clinics, doctor points, family clinicsup to 100 visitsIII 200 — 300 visitsIII more than 300 visitsIII 16.2Hospitals, including day-care stationary facilitiesup to 300 bedsII more than 300 bedsIII 16.3Specialized hospitals, dispensaries (cardiology, oncology, maternity, infectious, etc.)III 16.4Medical unions, multi-disciplinary hospitals, clinicswith standard equipment and lightingIII with unique equipment and new technologiesIII under higher education institutionsIII 16.5Consultative, diagnostic, dental, massage, cosmetic, plastic medicine facilitieswithout stationary bedsII with stationary bedsIII 16.6Separate blocks for hospitalsgeneral treatment departmentsIII surgery and intensive care (resuscitation) departmentsIII infectious disease departmentsIII separate admission, diagnostic, and consultation roomsIII 16.7Economic and auxiliary blocks of hospitalsutility blocks, warehousesII communal kitchens, morguesIII diagnostic laboratoriesIII 16.8Pharmacies within hospitals and retail pharmacieswhere preparations (medicines) are preparedIII where preparations are not preparedII 16.9Emergency medical aid stationsIII Emergency medical aid substationsII 16.10Sanitary-epidemiological and virology centersadmin buildings of regional centers, without laboratoryIII admin buildings of district/city centers, without laboratoryII separate laboratoriesIII 16.11Sanitary-quarantine centerszones, points, hospitals, etc.III 17. Trade Facilities 17.1Temporary pavilions, kiosks, awnings, etc.stationary and rapid-assembly typesI 17.2Grocery stores, industrial goods stores, trade houses, hypermarkets, supermarkets, mallsup to 500 m2 of retail spaceI 500 — 1000 m2 of retail spaceII 1000 — 5000 m2 of retail spaceIII more than 5000 m2 of retail spaceIV 17.3Open markets (including industrial goods markets)up to 100 trade placesI 100 — 300 trade placesII more than 300 trade placesIII 17.4Livestock marketsII 18. Catering Establishments 18.1Restaurants (including wedding halls), cafes, snack bars, canteens, teahousesup to 300 seatsII 300 — 1000 seatsIII more than 1000 seatsIV 19. Consumer Service Facilities 19.1Laundry and dry-cleaning enterprisesLaundry pointsII Dry cleaning pointsII Laundry-dry cleaning complexesIII 19.2Baths, saunas, with swimming pool and rest rooms, SPA salonsup to 100 placesII more than 100 places (complexes)III Bath-laundry combinesIII 19.4Photo studios, photo salonsI 19.5Barbershops and hair salonsup to 5 workplacesI more than 5 workplacesII 19.6Service enterprises (specialized points, rental points, etc.)excluding technical service stationsIII 20. Research Institutions 20.1Design organizations, specialized R&D institutes, laboratories, academic centersup to 3 floorsII 4 to 12 floorsIII more than 12 floorsIV 21. Physical Education and Sports Facilities 21.1Indoor sports buildings, gyms (single-hall)II 21.2Multi-hall sports complexestwo hallsIII three hallsIV 21.3Open swimming poolswater surface up to 300 m2II water surface up to 1250 m2III 21.4Indoor swimming pools with basinswater surface up to 220 m2II water surface up to 300 m2III water surface up to 1250 m2IV 21.5Fitness centers and wellness complexeshall area up to 400 m2II hall area more than 400 m2III 21.6Indoor sports arenas (ice rinks)3.5 thousand m2 (without stands)III 7.3 thousand m2 (with stands and sub-stand rooms)IV 21.7Stadiums (including covered ones)up to 3000 seats (with/without stands)II up to 10000 seats (with stands and sub-stand rooms)III more than 10000 seats (with stands and sub-stand rooms)IV 21.8Open sports fields and playgroundswithout additional buildings (mini-football, etc.)I with seasonal (unheated) additional buildingsI with stands (without sub-stand rooms)II 21.9Stands with sub-stand roomsIII 21.10Tennis courts and other sports courtswithout coatingII with natural or artificial coatingIII 22. Entertainment Institutions 22.1Cinema and video display pavilionsopen-air and temporary pavilions, summer cinemasI 22.2Summer stages and dance floorsopen and with canopyI 22.3Cinemas, concert halls, theaters, circuses, amphitheatersup to 300 seatsII more than 300 seatsIII 22.6Museums, galleries, and exhibition hallsconstruction volume up to 30 thousand m3II more than 30 thousand m3III 23. Hotels and Tourism Facilities 23.1Hotelsup to 3 floorsII 4 to 12 floorsIII more than 12 floorsIV 23.2Tourist bases, tent camps, shelters, ski baseswithout capital structuresI 23.3Roadside camps (campings, motels, summer bases)II 23.4Sanatoriums, rest houses, health resortsup to 3 floorsII 4 to 12 floorsIII more than 12 floorsIV 24. Cultural and Educational Institutions 24.1Temporary pavilions for games and dancingwithout capital structuresI 24.3Village clubs, exhibition hallsII 24.4Cultural centers, librarieswith or without reading roomsII 24.5Libraries (with book storage)up to 100 thousand volumesII up to 500 thousand volumesIII more than 500 thousand volumesIV 24.6Religious institutions (mosques, churches, synagogues)up to 50 worshippersII up to 500 worshippersIII more than 500 worshippersIV 24.7State archive buildingsup to 1 million storage unitsIII more than 1 million unitsIV 25. Administrative and Public Buildings 25.1Admin buildings of state bodies, officesup to 3 floorsII 4 to 12 floorsIII more than 12 floorsIV 25.2Business centers, multifunctional social complexescapacity up to 600 peopleIII capacity more than 600 peopleIV 26. Financial and Legal Institutions 26.1Financial and insurance institutionsup to 20 workplacesII 26.2Bank service offices outside the main bankwithout money vaultII 26.3Bank admin buildings and brancheswith money vaultIII 26.4Exchanges, bank departments, computing centersIII 26.5Legal consultations, notary officesup to 20 workplaces (in separate buildings)II 26.6Transport agencies (air ticket offices, etc.)III 27. Defense Facilities 27.1Regional/District military commissariatswith induction pointsIII 27.2Hangars for combat aircraft and helicoptersIV 27.3Warehouses for ammunition, weapons, explosives, fuelincluding optical and military-technical propertyIV 27.4Storage boxes and structures for combat vehiclesIII 27.5Soldier barracksup to 500 placesIII more than 500 placesIV 27.6Admin buildings of military unitsfor battalionsII for regimentsIII 28. Emergency Protection Structures 28.1Specialized underground spaces, including anti-radiation shelterswithout autonomous engineering equipment systemsIII with autonomous engineering equipment systemsIV 28.2Shelters within a common buildingnumber of occupants 100 — 1000III 1001 — 2000 and moreIV 28.3Fire and rescue depotnumber of posts — 6IV number of posts — 2III 29. Public Order Maintenance Institutions 29.1Regional Department of Internal Affairs, district (city) departments, Road Patrol Service (RPS) departmentsin a separate administrative buildingIII 29.2Police maintenance posts, RPS posts, etc.II 29.3Court and prosecutor's office buildingsup to 30 workplacesII more than 30 workplacesIII 29.4Special facilities of law enforcement agenciesinvestigation isolators (SIZO)III correctional labor coloniesIV 30. Landscaping and Greenery Objects (Independent projects) 30.1Territorial landscaping and greeneryarea up to 5 hectaresI area up to 20 hectaresII communal and industrial areas, summer cottages, factory territoriesI in cities and townsII in rural settlementsI urban planning and landscape complexesIII 30.2Recreational facilities of settlementsparks, culture and recreation parks, boulevards (without attractions)I entertainment parks (with attractions), open ice and snow skating rinksII 30.3Thematic parkszoological, botanical gardens, etc.IV 30.4Wind and noise protection belts (shelterbelts)with bicycle/pedestrian paths (health paths), sports grounds without technical equipmentI 30.5Children's playgrounds and fieldsI 30.6Waterfront promenadesII 30.7Open water bodiesincluding water parks (aquaparks)III D. Engineering-Transport Infrastructure and Utilities 31. Engineering Networks and Structures Water Supply and Sewerage 31.1Water intake complexes and structuresfrom underground and surface sources (rivers, lakes, reservoirs, canals, etc.)IV 31.2Water chlorination facilitiesIII 31.3Water transmission networks (without structures)pipe diameter up to 700 mmII pipe diameter up to 1500 mmIII pipe diameter greater than 1500 mmIV 31.4Gravity-flow wastewater networks (sewerage, without structures)pipe diameter up to 300 mmII pipe diameter up to 600 mmIII pipe diameter higher than 600 mmIV pipe laying depth more than 2 m (regardless of diameter)IV 31.5Pressure wastewater networks (sewerage, without structures)regardless of pipe diameterIII 31.6Pump stations (water, sewerage)according to network categoriesIII 31.7Pump stations and emergency control reservoirscapacity 5 — 50 m3III capacity 50 — 200 m3IV 31.8Wastewater treatment plantsdaily capacity less than 50 thousand m3II 50 thousand to 280 thousand m3III more than 280 thousand m3IV 31.9Treatment plants for natural and surface (atmospheric/storm) watersregardless of capacityIII 31.10Treatment plants for domestic and industrial wastewaterregardless of capacityIV 31.11Sanitation, aeration, filtration and irrigation fieldsat least 300 hectaresII 31.12Waste discharge stationsII 31.13Mechanical and biological wastewater treatment facilities with sludge treatment areascapacity up to 200 m3III capacity more than 200 m3IV 31.14Mechanical and biological wastewater treatment facilities with thermal treatment of sludge/sedimentcapacity up to 200 m3III capacity more than 200 m3IV 31.15Biological pondscapacity up to 200 m3III capacity more than 200 m3IV Gas Supply System 31.16Gas networks:low pressure — up to 0.005 MPa (0.05 kgf/cm2)I medium pressure — up to 0.3 MPa (3.0 kgf/cm2)II high pressure — above 0.3 MPa (3.0 kgf/cm2)III 31.17Liquefied hydrocarbon gas (LPG) storage facilitiesincluding gas filling stations, points, and autonomous gas supply systemsIV 31.18Gas utility structuresgas supply and distribution facilitiesIV 31.19Main gas pipelineshigh pressureIV 31.20Gas distribution stations equipped with odorization unitsvolume 50 — 250 m3III volume 250 — 1000 m3IV Electric Power Supply 31.21Electric networksopen-wire overhead linesII aerial cablesIII underground, voltage up to 10 kVIII underground, voltage above 10 kVIV 31.22Transformer substations (TP) and distribution pointsvoltage up to 10 kVIII voltage above 10 kVIV 31.23External lighting networksroads, driveways, streets, squares, open areasII Communication Facilities 31.24Telecommunication stations and their infrastructures (radio, radio relay, mobile and cellular), data centerstelecommunication buildingsIII telecommunication lines, devices and equipmentII radio, radio relay, mobile and cellular stations, masts, towers and antennas server (data centers) devices, local computer networks 31.25Postal nodes and branches, telegraph, telecom nodes and facilities of Ministry of Digital TechnologiesII 31.26Telecommunication networks (with distribution cabinets)Local, long-distance and international networks, including: optical and copper cables; underground communication cables.II 31.27Television, broadcasting and internet networkscable TV, broadcasting and 'last mile' internet networksI Heat Supply 31.28District heating stationscapacity up to 200 Gcal per hourIII capacity above 200 Gcal per hourIV 31.29Heating boiler roomscapacity up to 10 Gcal/hII capacity up to 50 Gcal/hIII capacity above 50 Gcal/hIV 31.30Central heating pointscapacity 5 Gcal/hII capacity 10 Gcal/hIII capacity above 10 Gcal/hIV 31.31Heat networks:pipe diameter up to 200 mmII pipe diameter up to 500 mmIII pipe diameter above 500 mmIV Other Engineering Network Facilities 31.32Engineering network (protective) tunnels, channels, underground collectorscross-section up to 10 m2III cross-section above 10 m2IV diameter up to 2.6 mIII diameter above 2.6 mIV special methods, individual structures, closed crossings, crossing subways or railways, complex hydrogeological conditionsIV 31.33Electrochemical protection of underground networks from corrosioncathodic protection stations, etc.III 32. Settlement Internal Road Facilities 32.1Internal roads of settlementsComplexity Category III Complexity Category IIIII Complexity Category IIIIV 32.2Tramway tracks and structuresIV 32.3Transport tunnelsIV 32.4Pedestrian overpasses and underpassestunnels and bridgesIII 32.5Pedestrian and bicycle pathsII 33. Transport Facilities Air Transport Infrastructure 33.1Air transport passenger buildingsair terminal buildingsIII airport buildingsIII 33.2Airportsregardless of category (class)IV 33.3Airdromeslocal importance, paved and unpaved (including agricultural aviation)III 33.4Vertidromes (Helidromes)without facilities (including separate landing pads)III 33.5Aircraft hangarsregardless of span (width)IV 33.6Airport infrastructure facilitiesutility/economic objects (depending on purpose)III Railway Transport Infrastructure 33.7Railways and infrastructure facilitiescommon network railways (including high-speed)IV departmental importance railwaysIII mining industry railwaysIII railway infrastructure (utility and service) facilitiesIII 33.8Railway passenger stations and platformsopen platforms (with or without canopies)II up to 1000 passengers per dayIII more than 1000 passengers per dayIV 33.9Railway bridges, overpasses and tunnelsall typesIV 33.10Railway stations and sidingsregardless of categoryIII 33.11Railway freight stationsloading/unloading, pouring/discharging and storage areasIII 33.12Metro transport infrastructure facilitiesgeneral network, tunnels, overpasses, stations, service objectsIII 33.13Loading and unloading areas for freight refrigeratorsII 33.14Washing and cleaning stations for livestock wagonsincluding disinfection worksIII 33.15Washing, cleaning and disinfection stations for tanks and other containersIII 33.16Storage and loading areas for sleepers saturated with antisepticsII Road Transport Infrastructure 33.17Road and infrastructure facilitiesroad service enterprisesIII 33.18Construction, reconstruction and repair of highways and roadsHighways of Category Ia, Ib — IIIIV Roads of Category IV — VIII Roads of Category VII city streetsIII other settlement and inter-farm rural roadsII 33.19Bridges on public roadsload capacity up to 5 tons per wheel axisIII load capacity more than 5 tons per wheel axisIV 33.202-story and more overpasses and transport solutionsintersections, overpasses, tunnelsIV 33.21Road transport freight terminalsincluding logistics centers and customs terminalsIV 33.22Bus depotscapacity up to 300 unitsIII capacity more than 300 unitsIV 33.23Motor transport enterprises (taxi and bus parks, tram/trolleybus depots, mechanized road construction orgs)without buildings (building category based on purpose)II repair bases for buses, trolleybuses, trams, metro carsIII 33.24Production workshops for passenger transportup to 1000 m2III more than 1000 m2IV 33.25Bus stationsup to 1000 passengers per dayII more than 1000 passengers per dayIII 33.26Service points for passenger transport driversup to 1000 m2III 33.27Final terminals for passenger transportwith dispatch servicesIII 33.28Transport terminals (hubs)more than 2 transfersIII 33.29Dispatch pointsmanagement via automated systemsIII 33.30Equipment for passenger transport stops (stations)pavilions, displays, etc.I 33.31Garages and parking lotsopen (short-term and 24/7)I 1 — 2 floors (above ground)II 2 — 5 floors (above ground)III regardless of floors (underground and above ground)IV 33.32Oil warehouses of motor enterprises and organizationsIII 33.33Fuel and gas filling stationsdiesel, gasolineIII methane, propane, butane and other gasesIV 33.34Technical service stations for motor vehiclesup to 2 posts (minor service, electric, vulcanization, etc.)I 2 — 5 posts (repair of engines and machines)II more than 5 posts (repair of engines and machines, painting)III workshops of motor enterprisesIII car wash facilitiesIII portal-type truck wash facilitiesIII 33.35Charging stations for electric vehiclesincluding charging workshops for electric carsII River Transport 33.36Ports and piersregardless of number of vesselsIII 33.37Loading and unloading areasopen and closed areasII 33.38Slips for self-propelled and non-self-propelled vesselsregardless of vessel capacityIII 33.39Oil product filling stations for vesselsgasoline, kerosene, diesel fuelIII 33.40Other structures for river transportpest control stations, vessel cleaning stations, etc.III 33.41Technical water-way enterprisesriverbed regulation, deepening and cleaning enterprisesIII 34. Waste Landfills, Cemeteries, Warehouses Waste Landfills 34.1Domestic waste collection siteI 34.2Central base for collecting recyclable itemswithout facilities (facility category based on purpose)II 34.3Temporary storage warehouse for recyclable itemswithout processingII 34.4Transport parks for settlement cleaningmechanizedIII 34.5Solid and domestic waste landfills (dumps) for settlement needspopulation less than 100 thousandII population less than 200 thousandIII population more than 200 thousandIV 34.6Waste processing and sorting enterprises (by hazard level)Class IV and VII Class IIIIII Class I and IIIV 34.7Toxic waste dumps and their reclamationsites for collecting or burying waste, sludge (coal powder)IV 34.8Sites for neutralization and burial of toxic wasteexcept radioactive substancesIV 34.9Waste dumps for organic and decaying productsunimprovedIII 34.10Waste dumps for industrial solid wasteimprovedIV 34.11Waste composting sitesfor solid domestic wasteIV without manure and fecal wasteIII 34.12Waste reloading stationsIII 34.13Waste incineration and processing plantscapacity more than 40 thousand t per yearIV capacity up to 40 thousand t per yearIII 34.14Burial sites for carcasses with biological chambersIII 34.15Carcass disposal plantIII Cemeteries 34.16Memorial complexes, columbariumsarea up to 2 hectaresIII 34.17Traditional and mixed burial cemeteriesarea up to 20 hectaresIV 34.18Cemeteriesarea 10 — 20 hectaresIII 34.19Village cemeteriesarea up to 2 hectaresII 34.20CrematoriumsIV 34.21Places for preparation and ceremoniesIII Warehouses 34.22Warehouse bases1 thousand tons of productsI5 thousand tons of productsII10 thousand tons of productsIII20 thousand tons and moreIV34.23Non-food product warehouseswarehouse area up to 3 thousand m2Iup to 5 thousand m2IIup to 10 thousand m2III15 thousand m2 and moreIV34.24Food product warehousesstorage of 2 thousand tonsIIstorage of 4 thousand tonsIIIstorage of 6 thousand tonsIV34.25Warehouse complexessimplified warehouses without engineering equipmentIIIwarehouses equipped with engineering equipmentIV34.26Production bases of construction-contracting and utility service organizationswithout administrative building, equipped with toolsIIIwithout administrative building, not equipped with toolsII34.27Warehouses for storing medicines and medical productsIII35. Special Objects and Types of Work 35.1Soil and foundation stabilization workschemical, freezing, injection, drilling and other methodsIII35.2Water level reduction during construction and construction of drainage systemsincluding in the territories of human settlementsIII35.3Construction of gas cleaning and dust collection facilities at enterprises and complexesin existing and designed enterprisesIII35.4Facilities for working with explosive substances and meansstorage of components, loading/unloading areas, testing sites and laboratoriesIV35.5Explosion and fire hazardous industries and facilities using and storing harmful and toxic substancesalso facilities where explosion-prone dusty and gaseous mixtures are formedIV

Note. When facilities are rebuilt or reconstructed, the category of newly planned facilities is applied.

ANNEX No. 3 to the Administrative Regulation for state construction supervision at facilities

INSPECTIONFOR CONTROL IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES UNDER THE MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTANINSPECTION FOR CONTROL IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES_________________________________(Name of the region)No. ___________Date: "___" _________ 20__WRITTEN DIRECTIVE No. _______on the elimination of identified deficiencies in the fulfillment of requirements of construction norms and regulationsTo: ______________________________________________________________________________________(Name of organization and Full Name of the head)Name of the construction project: _____________________________________________________________Address of the project: ______________________________________________________________________Works being performed on the date of inspection: _________________________________________________No.Identified DeficienciesIssued InstructionsDeadline for CompletionCompletion Status Marks12345Note. The organization that received the directive must:develop a "Plan of Actions" for the elimination of identified deficiencies within a three-day period;draw up a "Certificate of Completion" regarding the elimination of identified deficiencies jointly with the Customer's technical supervisor and submit it to the Regional Inspection for Control in the Field of Construction and Housing and Communal Services.Furthermore, the inspector's signature shall be placed in column 5 of the "Directive" confirming the elimination of deficiencies.If the above-mentioned deficiencies are not corrected within the set deadline, administrative measures may be applied in accordance with Article 99 of the Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan on Administrative Liability.Inspector of the Inspection for Control:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)

ANNEX No. 4 to the Administrative Regulation for state construction supervision at facilities

INSPECTION FOR CONTROL IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES UNDER THE MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTANINSPECTION FOR CONTROL IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES____________________(Name of the region)No. _____________Date: "___" ________ 20___WRITTEN DIRECTIVE No. _______REGARDING THE SUSPENSION OF CONSTRUCTIONTo: _____________________________________________________________________________________(Full name of the construction organization, parent organization)Project: __________________________________________________________________________________(Full name)General Contractor: ________________________________________________________________________The following violations were identified during the construction and installation works being performed:________________________________________________________________________________________Until the identified violations are eliminated, for _________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Types of works)Starting from "___" ____________ 20___, temporarilyBE SUSPENDED:After the specified deficiencies are eliminated, the contracting organization (customer) must notify the Regional Inspection for Control in the Field of Construction and Housing and Communal Services.Continuation of construction and installation works is permitted only by the Regional Inspection for Control in the Field of Construction and Housing and Communal Services or the responsible inspector.Inspector of the State Inspection:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)Accepted for execution:Customer:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)Contractor:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)

ANNEX No. 5 to the Administrative Regulation for state construction supervision at facilities

INSPECTION FOR CONTROL IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES UNDER THE MINISTRY OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES OF THE REPUBLIC OF UZBEKISTANINSPECTION FOR CONTROL IN THE FIELD OF CONSTRUCTION AND HOUSING AND COMMUNAL SERVICES_________________________________(Name of the region)No. _____________Date: "___" __________ 20___WRITTEN DIRECTIVE No. _______REGARDING THE SUSPENSION OF CONSTRUCTIONTo: _____________________________________________________________________________________(Full name of the construction organization, parent organization)Project: __________________________________________________________________________________(Full name)General Contractor: ________________________________________________________________________The following violations were identified during the construction and installation works being performed:________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Until the identified violations are eliminated, for __________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Types of works)Starting from "___" ____________ 20___, temporarilyBE SUSPENDED:After the specified deficiencies are eliminated, the contracting organization (customer) must notify the Regional Inspection for Control in the Field of Construction and Housing and Communal Services.Continuation of construction and installation works is permitted only by the Regional Inspection for Control in the Field of Construction and Housing and Communal Services or the responsible inspector.Inspector of the State Inspection:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)Accepted for execution:Customer:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)Contractor:__________________________________(Signature)(Full Name)