Urban Development Code
Starting from January 1, 2010, in accordance with new rules regulating construction activities, the general contractor that takes the responsibility to the customer to construct an object 'turnkey', apparently, must be have a certificate of admission to the construction activities in the project design and have an impact on safety. It should be borne in mind that the construction company can be a member several SROs in construction (Section 7, Article. 55.6 Urban Development Code), but may have one certificate of admission to the construction work, are only one of them (Section 2, Article. 55.8 Urban Development Code). At the same time each sro determines types of work, addressing issues of certificates of admission to which is assigned by the general meeting of its members to the activity, and is not obliged to assume authority over all species listed in the Schedule. Thus, apparently, the law assumes that if any sro in the building, did not assume the authority to decide on the issue of a certificate of admission to the building works at a time when he provided the project documentation and necessary for the construction of turnkey, her party performing a function of the general contractor for construction of such an object, simply enter in the another organization. Firstly, such an approach would entail the obligation of the applicant not only meet the requirements for issuing certificates of admission to the construction work, which seems quite logical, but also pay for the right to perform their financial participation in two or more SROs in the building, which is clearly not consistent with the objectives of the new legislation. It should also be noted that the transition from one sro in the building to another is not facilitates the financial burden, as in the case of termination for any reason, including voluntary exit, can not be returned earlier paid admission, membership fees and contributions to the compensation fund (item 4 Art.
55.7 Town Planning Code).
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