Chương II Nghị định 44/2015/NĐ-CP: Quy định về lập, thẩm định và phê duyệt quy hoạch xây dựng

Chapter II

REGULATIONS ON FORMULATION, ASSESSMENT AND APPROVAL OF CONSTRUCTION PLANNING

Section 1. REGIONAL CONSTRUCTION PLANNING

Article 6. Principles of formulation of regional construction planning

1. Inter-provincial regions (including large urban regions), special purpose zones, areas along highways, inter-provincial economic corridors shall be put into construction planning under the Prime Minister’s decision on the basis of the Ministry of Construction's proposals in accordance with strategy and comprehensive planning for socio-economic development meeting requirements for management and ensuring effective allocation of national resources.

2. Provincial areas shall be put into regional construction planning as foundations for construction planning of districts, communes, inter-district areas, for general planning of urban areas, and construction planning of special purpose zones in the province.

3. Inter-district areas in a province, district areas shall be put into regional construction planning under the decision by People’s committees of provinces on the basis of the Services of Construction’s proposals (Hanoi City and Ho Chi Minh City departments of Planning and Architecture) meeting requirements for management, and as foundations for planning special purpose zones, general planning for communes and district-affiliated urban. 

4. Technical infrastructure planning of inter-provincial areas, provincial areas is to realize the construction planning of inter-provincial, provincial areas. Establishment, assessment and approval of technical infrastructure planning shall be carried out under applicable regulations.

Article 7. Tasks of regional construction planning

1. Requirements for tasks of regional construction planning:

a) Arguments for determination of regional borderlines; planning targets and planning; As for inter-provincial, inter-district areas, special purpose zones, areas along highways, inter-provincial economic corridors, planning must be based on arguments and grounds for regional borderlines to take shape.

b) Summary of areas under construction planning and development forecasts made by relevant industries;

c) Preliminary forecasts about size of population, land, urbanization, potentialities and driving force in ten-year, 20-year periods; proposals for economic-technical criteria to be applied;

d) Requirements for collection of figures, analysis and assessment of natural conditions and current conditions; vision for development of space, regional social and technical infrastructure system; strategic environment assessment; regional planning management; programs and projects of priority;

As for special purpose zones, areas along highways, inter-provincial economic corridors, requirements consistent with professional orientation and development goals must be determined.

dd) Lists, quantity of documentation, products, progress and implementation;

e) Other requirements relating to characteristics of each area

g) Total cost estimates for formulation of regional construction planning

2. Time for the formulation of construction planning for inter-provincial, provincial areas is from three months and under, and for other areas is from two months and under.

Article 8. Regional construction planning project

1. Regional construction planning project must ensure to meet approved planning tasks and specific requirements as follows:

a) Analyze and assess natural conditions, current socio-economic conditions, urban system and rural residential quarters, use of land, social, technical and environmental infrastructure system, and other elements of regional characteristics;

b) Conduct assessment and checks on the implementation of unexpired planning;

c) Determine development goals, speed of urbanization, nature, potentialities and driving force of regional development;

d) Make forecasts about development of economy, population, labor, demands for land, rate of urbanization in ten-year, 20-year periods; determine technical criteria on the basis of development goals;

dd) Regional space development orientation:

- Propose regional space development model;

- Determine zoning for development control and management; As for areas along highways, inter-provincial economic corridors, zoning is determined by line section and arrangements for connection to the areas along the line.

- Allocate and determine size of development space: industry, agriculture, forestry, tourism, commerce and services, preservation; determine size and nature of special purpose zones;

- Determine and organize urban and rural system: Development model, structure of urban and rural system must be appropriate for economic, cultural and social characteristics; decentralize and classify urban by territory and administrative management; determine size of population and land for urban construction;

- Allocate and determine size of social infrastructure systems including educational, training, cultural, medical and sporting centers of large size and regional significance; commercial and service centers of regional level; tourist resorts, conservation areas of natural landscapes, environment and valuable cultural and historical remains; For special purpose zones, functional centers by peculiar function must be determined. As for areas along highways, inter-provincial economic corridors, a system of centers along the line must be determined;

- Allocate and determine size of conservation areas of landscapes in the region.

e) Orientation of regional technical infrastructure system:

- Determine network, position and size of regional or inter-regional technical infrastructure connection works including technical preparation, traffic, electricity development, supply of energy (gas, fuel, and petroleum), water supply, drainage and wastewater treatment, solid waste management, burial-grounds and passive telecom infrastructure;

- For areas along highways, inter-provincial economic corridors, concerning traffic orientation, connection must be determined between central line of highway and urban traffic system and non-urban functional areas; position and size of transport hub along the line, arrangement of inter-provincial public transport along the line.

g) Strategic environment assessment

- Environmental issues of major impacts;

- Current conditions of large sources of pollution, areas of environmental degradation and areas of landscape ecosystem; Determine environmental protection at regional level;

- Forecasts about environmental trends resulting from formulation and implementation of planning;

- Measures to prevent and minimize environmental issues;

2. Time for the formulation of planning for inter-provincial areas, provincial areas, other areas is from 18, 15, 12 months and under respectively.

Article 9. Regulations on management of regional construction planning project

Regulations on management of regional construction planning project include:

1. Scope, borderlines, size of population, land

2. Regulations on development region, economic development space;

3. Regulations on management of urban and rural system

4. Regulations on position, role, function and size of social and technical infrastructure works of provincial and inter-provincial nature;

5. Regulations on scope of protection and safety corridors with respect to head works, main linear technical infrastructure works of regional, inter-provincial nature and environmental protection measures;

6. Regulations on preservation of natural heritage, valuable architectural works, scenic beauty sites, historical and cultural remains in the region;

7. Assign and define responsibilities for planning management among local authorities in the region under regional construction planning project;

8. Other regulations on regional peculiar functions;

Section 2. SPECIAL PURPOSE ZONE PLANNING

Article 10. Principles of formulation of special purpose zone planning

1. Special purpose zones inside and outside urban area shall be put into planning as prescribed hereof;

2. Special purpose zones of over 500 ha shall be put into general planning ensuring suitability for provincial planning, urban planning; as foundations for zoning planning and detailed planning;

3. Special purpose zones of over 500 ha shall be put into general planning ensuring suitability for provincial planning, urban planning; to serve as foundations for zoning planning and detailed planning;

4. Areas inside special purpose zones upon construction shall be put into detailed planning in order to realize general planning, zoning plan and to serve as foundations for issuance of construction permit.

5. In case a construction project of less than 5 ha is executed by one single investor (under 2 ha in case it is an apartment building project), a construction project must be formulated without formulation of detailed construction planning. Drawing of general site plan, architectural plan, solutions of technical infrastructure in fundamental design must conform to zoning plan or planning permit ensuring connection of technical infrastructure and conformity with architectural space in the area.

Article 11. Tasks of special purpose zone planning

1. Requirements for special purpose zone planning:

a) Arguments, scope and borderlines for general planning of special purpose zones; foundations for planning; objectives and tasks of planning;

b) Determine characteristics and role of special purpose zones in the region; formulate a vision. Make preliminary forecasts about size of population, economic-technical criteria according to regional development goals; determine basic criteria about land and technical infrastructure;

c) Basic principles of analysis and assessment of natural conditions and current conditions; research and exploitation of potentiality and driving force; orientation of space arrangement, social and technical infrastructure system; strategic environment assessment and other requirements for peculiar development goals in the area.

d) Lists, quantity of documentation, products, progress and implementation;

dd) Total budget estimates for planning of special purpose zones

2. Requirements for special purpose zone planning:

a) Give arguments, determine scope, borderlines, area and characteristics of the areas to be put into zoning;

b) Determine basic criteria about population, use of land, social and technical infrastructure on the basis of approved general planning, zone planning;

c) Requirements and basic principles of analysis and assessment of natural conditions and current conditions; requirements for functional zoning, space and technical infrastructure to ensure conformity with approved general planning, zoning plan and surrounding area;

d) Requirements for strategic environment assessment and other requirements in conformity with peculiar development goals in the area;

dd) Lists, quantity of documentation, products, progress and implementation;

e) Total budget estimates for the formulation of special purpose zone planning;

3. Requirements for tasks of detailed construction planning:

a) Determine borderlines and space of the area subject to detailed planning; criteria for use of land and technical infrastructure;

b) Basic principles of analysis and assessment of natural conditions and current conditions; requirements for landscape architecture and technical infrastructure ensuring conformity with approved zoning plan and general planning; requirements for strategic environment assessment;

c) Lists, quantity of documentation, products, progress and implementation;

d) Total budget estimates for detailed planning of special purpose zones;

4. Time for establishing tasks of general planning of special purpose zones, special purpose zoning plan, detailed planning is from two months, one month, one month  and under respectively;

Article 12. Special purpose zone planning project

1. Depending on each special purpose zone, content of special purpose zone planning project must satisfy approved planning tasks and other specific requirements as follows:

a) Analyze and assess natural conditions, current socio-economic conditions, urban system and rural residential quarters, use of land, social and technical infrastructure system, environment and elements of regional characteristics;

b) Assess implementation of unexpired planning, projects; determine and clarify orientations in planning of related industries;

c) Determine goals and driving force of special purpose zone; make forecasts about population, labor, construction land, criteria of social and technical infrastructure in each stage

c) Orient land use planning, determine scope and criteria of land use in special purpose zones under requirements for development in each phase;

dd) Space development orientation:

- Determine development model and development of special purpose zones; orientation and principles of development with respect to functional zones;

- Organize central system in conformity with development of residential areas and functional areas; determine architectural, landscape areas, main space, square system, border gate areas, prominent works of special purpose zone;

- Propose illustrations of main space of special purpose zones, solutions to arrangement of space of key areas, and regulations on control of architecture and landscape;

e) Technical infrastructure orientation:

- Arrange major drainage basin; drainage direction; position and size of drainage works; determine elevation for the entire area and individual functional areas;

- Determine external, internal traffic network; position and size of traffic head works; organize public traffic system, terminal system; property boundaries of main axles, technical tunnel system (if any);

- Determine demands and supply sources of water, energy (electricity, gas); make forecasts about total volume of wastewater, solid waste; determine position and size of head works and main distribution networks of water, energy and lighting supply systems, passive telecom infrastructure, drainage and wastewater treatment works;

- Determine position and size of solid treatment facilities, burial-grounds, and other technical infrastructure works;

g) Strategic environment assessment:

- Determine key environmental issues, inadequacies inside and outside the planned area;

- Current conditions of pollution sources imposing direct effects on the environment;

- Make forecasts about environmental development during the formulation and implementation of general planning of special purpose zones;

- Propose prevention measures and order of priority for implementation; propose separation and environmental protection areas;

h) Propose prioritized investment items, demands for capital and human force for implementation;

2. Time for establishment of general planning of special purpose zone is from 12 months and under.

Article 13. Special purpose zoning planning project

1. Special purpose zoning planning project must clarify nature, functions and requirements of the areas under planning, meeting tasks of approved planning and other requirements as follows:

a) Analyze and assess natural conditions, current conditions of construction land, population, landscape architecture, technical infrastructure; analyze regulations of general planning in relation to the areas under planning; assess projects, planning that have been developed in the areas;

b) Determine population, criteria about use of land, social and technical infrastructure for the entire area; economic and technical criteria by peculiar function;

c) Planning general site plan of land use: Determine zones in the area under planning; determine criteria about land use in terms of construction density, land use coefficient, height of works in each parcel of land; setbacks from road central lines of roads; position and size of underground works (if any);

d) Arrangement of landscape architectural space: Determine principles and requirements for arrangement of landscape architectural space for each zone, main roads, open space and prominent point;

dd) Technical infrastructure orientations: Technical infrastructure system is arranged to road network including:

- Determine elevation of each city zone;

- Determine traffic network, cross section, property boundaries and construction boundaries; determine and realize general planning of position and size of terminal system (above, on the ground and underground); public traffic routes; technical tunnels (if any);

- Determine demands and supply source of water; position and size of factory works, water pump plants; water supply pipe network and specific technical specifications;

- Determine demands and supply sources of energy (electricity, gas…); position and size of distribution stations, gas stations; medium-voltage line network and lighting system;

- Determine demands and passive telecom infrastructure;

- Determine total volume of wastewater and waste; drainage network; position and size of wastewater and waste treatment works and burial-grounds;

e) Strategic environment assessment

- Determine key environmental issues, inadequacies in the area under planning;

- Assess environmental development during the formulation and implementation of general planning of special purpose zones;

- Propose prevention measures and order of priority for implementation; propose separation and environmental protection areas for functional zones;

g) Planned prioritized investment projects, demands for capital and human force for implementation;

2. Time for formulation of special purpose zoning planning project is from 09 months and under.

Article 14. Detailed special purpose zone planning project

1. Detailed special purpose zone planning project must meet tasks of approved planning and other specific requirements as follows:

a) Analyze and assess natural conditions, current conditions of construction land, population, landscape architecture, technical infrastructure; regulations of general planning and zoning plan in relation to the areas under planning;

b) Determine size of population, criteria for use of land, social and technical infrastructure for the entire area under planning;

c) Planning general site plan of land use: Determine functions, criteria about land use in terms of construction density, land use coefficient, height of works, setbacks from each parcel of land; position and size of underground works (if any);

d) Determine height of works, floor level and height of first floor; architectural form, fence, color, key materials of works and other architectural objects; arrangement of public green trees, garden landscape, city street green trees and water surface in the area under planning;

dd) Planning technical infrastructure system: Technical infrastructure system is arranged to internal road network including:

- Determine elevation of each land parcel;

- Determine traffic network, cross section, property boundaries and construction boundaries; determine and realize general planning and zoning plan for position and size of terminal system (above, on the ground and underground) (if any);

- Determine demands and supply source of water; position and size of factory works, water pump plants; water supply pipe network and specific technical specifications;

- Determine demands and supply sources of energy (electricity, gas…); position and size of distribution stations, gas stations; transmission line and lighting system;

- Determine demands and telecom infrastructural works;

- Determine volume of wastewater, solid waste; drainage network; position and size of wastewater and solid waste treatment works and burial-grounds;

e) Strategic environment assessment

- Assess current conditions, determine key environmental issues in the area under planning;

- Forecasts, environmental impact assessment of planning methods;

- Propose prevention measures and order of priority for implementation;

g) Conduct preliminary determination of capital and human force for implementation;

2. Time for formulation of detailed planning project is from 06 months and under.

Article 15. Regulations on management of special purpose zoning project

1. For general special purpose zoning plan, regulations on management of the planning project include the following information:

a) Borderlines, scope and nature of special purpose zone;

b) Criteria about area, construction density, land use coefficient, maximum and minimum height of works in each functional zone;

c) Regulations on control of space and architecture of each area;

d) Property boundaries of main street routes, controlled elevation of each zone;

dd) Position, size and scope of protection, safety corridors for underground works;

e) No construction area; scope of protection, safety corridors for technical infrastructural works;

g) Conservation areas of architectural works, historical and cultural remains, scenic beauty sites, landscape topography;

h) Requirements and measures for environmental protection as prescribed by the Law on Environmental Protection;

2. For special purpose zoning plan, regulations on management of the planning project include the following information:

a) Scope and size of planned area;

b) Position, borderlines, nature and size of functional zones in the planned area; Criteria about construction density, land use coefficient, maximum and minimum height of works, elevation of each land parcel;

e) Property boundaries, construction boundaries, elevation and specific technical requirements for each route, area; scope of protection, safety corridors of technical infrastructural works;

d) Main space axles, prominent points of the area;

dd) Position, size and scope of protection, safety corridors for works of peculiar functions; underground works;

e) Areas of conservation, renovation and development of historical and cultural remains, scenic beauty sites, landscape topography;

g) Requirements and measures for environmental protection as prescribed by the Law on Environmental Protection;

3. For detailed special purpose zoning plan, regulations on management of the planning project include the following information:

a) Borderlines, scope and nature of planned area;

b) Position, borderlines, function and size of land parcels in the planned area;

c) Determine criteria about construction density, land use coefficient, elevation of each land parcel; height of works, floor level; architectural form, fence, building materials for the works;

d) Property boundaries, construction boundaries and specific technical requirements for each internal road route, scope of protection, safety corridors of technical infrastructural works;

dd) Position, size and scope of protection, safety corridors for works of peculiar function, underground works;

e) Lists and regulations on conservation, renovation and development of architectural works, historical and cultural remains, scenic beauty sites, landscape topography;

g) Requirements and measures for environmental protection as prescribed by the Law on Environmental Protection;

Section 3. RURAL CONSTRUCTION PLANNING

Article 16. Principles of formulation of rural construction planning

1. Communes shall be put into general planning in order to realize the construction planning at provincial and district levels, to serve as foundations for determination of investment projects and formulation of detailed planning of rural residential quarters;

2. Rural residential quarters determined in the general urban planning shall be put into rural planning as prescribed hereof.

3. Rural residential quarters upon investment and construction shall be put into detailed planning to realize general planning and serve as foundations for issuance of construction permit.

Article 17. Tasks of rural construction planning

1. Requirements for general commune planning:

a) Position, scope and borderlines of communes; planning goals and period;

b) Preliminary forecasts about size of population, labor and land;

c) Basic principles of analysis and assessment of current conditions; check unexpired projects and planning in the administrative division of communes; determine elements imposing effects on communes’ socio-economic development; requirements for arrangement of overall space for communes, allocation of functional zones (production, residential), social and technical infrastructure;

d) Lists, quantity of documentation, products, progress and implementation;

dd) Total budget estimates for general commune planning;

2. Requirements for detailed rural residential planning:

a) Determine scope and borderlines for planning, size of population;

b) Basic principles of analysis and assessment of natural conditions, current conditions; criteria about land use and work construction; requirements for arrangement of landscape architectural space, technical and environmental infrastructure, ensuring conformity with approved general commune planning;

c) Lists, quantity of documentation, products, progress and implementation;

d) Total budget estimates for the formulation of detailed rural residential planning;

3. Time for establishing tasks of general commune planning, detailed rural residential planning is from one month and under.

Article 18. General commune planning project

1. General commune planning project must ensure to meet the tasks of approved planning and specific requirements as follows:

a) Analyze and assess natural conditions, current socio-economic conditions, land use, landscape architecture, social, technical and environmental infrastructure; current construction and use of works;

b) Determine potentialities, driving force; forecasts about economic development, size of population, construction land; criteria about land and technical infrastructure of the entire commune;

c) Planning of overall space of commune

- Determine zoning mechanism (agricultural production, industrial production, small scale industry, new residential quarters, renovated villages, central areas) and orient development of areas;

- Orient arrangement of architectural landscape, determine scale and criteria about use of land for each village, trade village, industrial and home craft production;

- Orient public work system, housing construction, conservation of cultural and historical works;

d) Planned use of land for the construction under requirements for development in each phase

dd) Planning of technical infrastructure system serving residents and technical infrastructure head works serving production including technical preparations, traffic, supply of energy (electricity, gas…), lighting, passive telecom infrastructure, supply of water, wastewater drainage, solid waste management and burial-grounds;

e) Strategic environment assessment

- Assess current conditions, determine key environmental issues in planned area;

- Make forecasts about impacts and environmental development during the implementation of general commune planning;

- Propose prevention measures and order of priority for implementation;

g) Planned prioritized investment projects, demands for capital and human force for implementation;

2. Time for formulation of general commune project is from 06 months and under.

Article 19. Detailed project for rural residential planning

1. Content of detailed project for rural residential planning must ensure to meet the tasks of approved planning and other specific requirements as follows:

a) Analyze and assess natural conditions, current conditions of construction land, residents, society, landscape architecture, technical infrastructure; regulations of general commune planning concerning rural residential quarters;

b) Determine scale of population, criteria about use of land, social and technical infrastructure for rural residential quarters;

c) Planning general site plan of land use: Determine functions, area, criteria about land use in terms of construction density, land use coefficient, height of works, setbacks from each parcel of land;

d) Determine architectural form, fence, color, key materials of works and other architectural objects; determine the works in need of conservation and renovation in the area;

dd) Planning technical infrastructure system: Technical infrastructure system is arranged to the land parcel including:

- Determine elevation of each land parcel;

- Determine traffic network, cross section, property boundaries and construction boundaries; determine and realize general planning for position and scale of terminal system, turning position;

- Determine demands and supply source of water; position and scale of water supply works; water piping network and specific technical specifications;

- Determine demands and supply sources of energy (electricity, gas…); position and scale of distribution stations; transmission line and lighting system;

- Determine demands for passive telecom infrastructure works;

- Determine volume of wastewater, solid waste; drainage network; position and size of wastewater and solid waste treatment works in rural residential quarters;

e) Strategic environment assessment

- Assess current conditions, determine key environmental issues in planned area;

- Forecasts, environmental impact assessment of planning methods;

- Propose prevention measures and order of priority for implementation;

g) Planned demand for capital and human force for implementation;

2. Time for formulation of detailed rural residential planning is from 04 months and under.

Article 20. Regulations on management of rural construction planning project

1. For general commune planning, management of rural construction planning project includes:

a) Borderlines, scope and nature of commune

b) Control space, architecture of functional zones and key works: Commune administrative agencies, education, health, sports and commercial services;

c) Property boundaries of main street routes of communes, inter-villages, village backbone, controlled elevation;

d) No construction area; scope of protection, safety corridors for technical infrastructural works; environmental protection measures;

dd) Conservation and renovation of architectural works, historical and cultural remains, scenic beauty sites, landscape topography;

2. For detailed rural residential planning, regulations on management of the planning project include the following information:

a) Borderlines, scope of rural residential quarters

c) Position, borderlines, function and size of land parcels in rural residential quarters; criteria about construction density, land use coefficient, elevation of each land parcel; height of works, floor level; architectural form, fence, building materials of the works;

c) Property boundaries, construction boundaries and specific technical requirements for each road route, scope of protection, safety corridors of technical infrastructural works;

dd) Regulations on conservation, renovation and development of architectural works, historical and cultural remains, scenic beauty sites, landscape topography;

dd) Requirements and measures for environmental protection as prescribed by the Law on Environmental Protection;

Section 4. Collecting suggestions during formulation of construction planning

Article 21. Collecting suggestions on regional construction planning project

1. The Ministry of Construction shall be responsible for collecting suggestions on planning projects from the Ministries, departments, agencies, organizations at central level and People’s committees of relevant provinces during the formulation of inter-provincial construction planning project within the competence of the Prime Minister;

2. Organizer of construction planning shall cooperate with People’s committees at all levels in collecting suggestions from relevant agencies, organizations during the formulation of construction planning of provincial zones, inter-district zones, district zones, special purpose zones within the competence of People’s committees of provinces.

Section 22. Collecting suggestions from special purpose zone planning

1. Organizer of construction planning shall cooperate with People’s committees at all levels in collecting suggestions from agencies, organizations and representatives of relevant residential communities during the formulation of special purpose zone planning.

2. In case general planning project for special purpose zones is formulated by the Ministry of Construction within the approval competence of the Prime Minister, People’s committees of relevant provinces shall coordinate collection of suggestions from agencies, organizations and representatives of residential communities in the locality during the formulation of construction planning.

Article 23. Collecting suggestions on rural construction planning

Organizer of construction planning shall cooperate with People’s committees at all levels in collecting suggestions from agencies, organizations and representatives of relevant residential communities during the formulation of rural planning project.

Article 24. Open to comments

During the formulation of construction planning project, contributive comments from agencies, organizations and representatives of residential communities shall by summarized and explained in writing by advisory organizations in combination with  organizers of general planning.

Contributive comments must be analyzed, fully explained and serve as foundations for completion of planning methods towards ensuring suitability, feasibility and harmony among interests of the government and communities.

Reports on collection of comments shall be part of the document submitted for approval of construction planning.

Section 5. SEQUENCE AND PROCEDURES FOR ASSESSMENT AND APPROVAL OF CONSTRUCTION PLANNING

Article 25. Sequence and procedures for assessment and approval of tasks and construction planning project

1. Assessment and approval agencies:

a) The Ministry of Construction, People’s committees of provinces shall be responsible for making submission of the tasks and construction planning project to the Prime Minister for approval.

b) Organizer of construction planning shall be responsible for making submission of the tasks and construction planning to People’s committees at all levels for approval.

2. Collect suggestions from state management agencies on the construction planning project during the assessment;

a) People’s committees of provinces shall be responsible for collecting suggestions from the Ministry of Construction before approval of general planning projects of special purpose zones; zoning projects for special purpose zone with size of over 200 ha

a) People’s committees of districts shall be responsible for collecting suggestions from Department of Construction Works Management before approval of construction planning projects within competence.

3. During assessment of the tasks and construction planning projects, the assessment agencies shall be responsible for collecting suggestions from line management agencies at the same level, professional associations and relevant specialists.

4. Result of assessment of the tasks and construction planning shall be dispatched to organizers of construction planning as foundations for completion of the project before submission to competent authority for approval.

Section 26. Time for assessment and approval of construction planning project

1. Time for assessment and approval of regional construction planning project

a) For inter-provincial, provincial construction planning, time for the assessment of the tasks is from 25 days and under, for approval from 20 days and under; time for assessment of the project is from 30 days and under, for approval from 25 days and under since receipt of eligible document as prescribed;

b) For planning of other zones, time for the assessment of the tasks is from 20 days and under, for approval from 15 days and under; time for assessment of the project is from 25 days and under, for approval from 20 days and under since receipt of eligible document as prescribed;

2. Time for assessment and approval of the tasks and special purpose zone construction planning project:

a) For general planning of special purpose zones, time for the assessment of the tasks is from 20 days and under, for approval from 15 days and under; time for assessment of the project is from 25 days and under, for approval from 15 days and under since receipt of eligible document as prescribed;

b) For zoning plan, detailed planning of special purpose zones, time for assessment of the tasks is from 15 days and under, for approval from 10 days and under; time for assessment of the project is from 25 days and under, for approval from 15 days and under since receipt of eligible document as prescribed;

3. Time for assessment and approval of the tasks and rural construction planning project

a) For general commune construction planning,  time for assessment of the tasks is from 15 days and under, for approval from 10 days and under; time for assessment of the project is from 20 days and under, for approval from 15 days and under since receipt of eligible document as prescribed;

b) For detailed construction planning of rural residential quarters, time for assessment of the tasks is from 15 days and under, for approval from 10 days and under; time for assessment of the project is from 25 days and under, for approval from 15 days and under since receipt of eligible document as prescribed;

Section 27. Documentation submitted for assessment and approval of tasks and construction planning project

1. Documentation submitted for assessment and approval of planning tasks consists of a written request for assessment and approval; explanation of planning tasks including color drawings; draft decision on approval of the tasks; relevant legal documents; written explanation of comments from agencies, organizations and residential communities on planning tasks; legal and qualification records of construction planning consultant.

2. Documentation submitted for assessment and approval, and documentation of collection of suggestions on the construction planning consist of a written request for assessment and approval of the project; general explanation including color drawings; regulations on management of approved construction planning project; draft decision on approval of the project; scale color drawings; relevant legal documents; written explanation of comments from agencies, organizations and residential communities on planning project; legal and qualification records of construction planning consultant; CD disk of the entire project content;

3. Documentation of construction planning project must be stamped with a seal of the assessment agency (agency that conducts assessment of construction planning) when the approval decision is issued.

4. The approval decision and a CD disk of the entire approved documentation must be dispatched to the construction planning management agency, the Ministry of Construction for filing.

5. The Ministry of Construction shall provide specific guidance on manners and regulations on documentation of the tasks and construction planning project.