Hai Duong has just approved 130 internal procedures for handling administrative procedures within the scope and management functions of the Department of Construction. Notably, the procedure for requesting permission to temporarily use roads and sidewalks.
Accordingly, the procedure for granting temporary permission to use roads and sidewalks for other purposes in the road sector is handled by the commune level. The processing time for funerals is 1 working day from the date of receiving complete documents as prescribed; other cases are 5 days.
The implementation steps include organizations and individuals submitting documents to the "one-stop" department of the People's Committee at the commune level. The civil servants of land - construction - urban and environmental affairs of wards and towns (land - agriculture, construction - urban and environmental affairs at the commune level) are responsible for receiving documents from the "one-stop" department, appraising and processing the documents.
In case the application is invalid, the civil servant shall issue a written notice to supplement the application or refuse to process the application if it does not meet the requirements.
The leaders of the People's Committees of communes, wards and towns review and approve the documents. Then, the representative of the "One-stop" Department of the People's Committee at the commune level receives the results from the civil servant, returns the documents/results to the organization or individual directly or via the public postal service...
This is the regulation that most people are interested in among 130 internal procedures for handling administrative procedures within the scope and management functions of the Department of Construction that the Chairman of the Hai Duong Provincial People's Committee has issued an approval decision. Of the 130 administrative procedures, there are 112 provincial-level administrative procedures covering the following areas: roads, waterways, railways, vehicle registration, maritime, tourism, tax policies, finance and banking; 16 district-level administrative procedures covering the areas of roads and inland waterways; 2 commune-level administrative procedures covering the areas of roads.
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