Amendments to the Order Approving Rules for Classifying Technically and/or Technologically Complex Buildings and Structures

On Amendments to Order No. 165 of the Minister of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated February 28, 2015, “On Approval of the Rules Establishing the General Procedure for Classifying Buildings and Structures as Technically and/or Technologically Complex Facilities”

I HEREBY ORDER:

1. The following amendments shall be made to Order No. 165 of the Minister of National Economy of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated February 28, 2015, “On Approval of the Rules Establishing the General Procedure for Classifying Buildings and Structures as Technically and/or Technologically Complex Facilities” (registered in the State Register of Regulatory Legal Acts of the Republic of Kazakhstan under No. 10666 and published on April 21, 2015, in the Adilet legal information system):

in the Rules Establishing the General Procedure for Classifying Buildings and Structures as Technically and/or Technologically Complex Facilities approved by that Order:

subparagraphs 2) and 3) of paragraph 9 shall be stated as follows:

“2) facilities with responsibility level II (normal):

• industrial facilities, manufacturing buildings, and structures:

• manufacturing facilities (machine-building, transport, assembly, processing, light industry, and other industries), including industrial and auxiliary structures (warehouses more than 2 stories high with an area exceeding 2000 sq. m (square meters), and storage facilities requiring special conditions for storing goods and materials as well as other special design solutions and measures), which are not hazardous in terms of fire, explosion, gas, aggressive chemicals, poisons, or toxic substances, with total spans from 12 meters (inclusive) to 100 meters and/or heights from 12 meters (inclusive) to 50 meters and/or cranes with lifting capacities from 5 t (tons) (inclusive) to 32 t (tons);

• thermal power buildings and structures with capacities up to 150 MW (megawatts);

• facilities utilizing renewable energy sources, except solar power plants with capacity below 100 MW (megawatts) (inclusive) and electrical networks with voltage up to 35 kV (kilovolts) (inclusive);

• grain elevators;

• grain warehouses with storage capacity above 500 t (tons) (inclusive);

• livestock complexes and farms producing milk and meat, breeding farms, and feedlots with more than 1500 head of livestock (inclusive), as well as pig farms with more than 10000 head (inclusive);

• poultry farms and complexes with more than 6 million birds/year (million birds per year) (inclusive);

• greenhouse complexes with an area exceeding 10,000 m2 (square meters) (inclusive);

• compound feed mills and workshops with capacity exceeding 5 t/h (tons per hour) (inclusive);

• livestock slaughter and primary processing facilities with throughput exceeding 10 t/shift (tons per shift) (inclusive);

• milk receiving and collection points with throughput exceeding 10 t/shift (tons per shift) (inclusive), depending on production capacity;

• central units of blast furnaces and chimneys up to 100 m (meters) high;

• other structures:

• tanks for oil, petroleum products, and liquefied gas with capacity up to 10,000 m3 (cubic meters);

• Class III and IV hydraulic engineering structures;

• underground storage facilities for oil, petroleum products, and gas in categories IIIb and IIIc as defined under state design standards;

• Class III and IV trunk oil and petroleum product pipelines;

industrial gas distribution system facilities with pressure up to 1.2 MPa (megapascals) (inclusive);

• residential and civil gas distribution system facilities with pressure from 0.3 MPa (megapascals) to 1.2 MPa (megapascals) (inclusive);

• trunk water supply networks, including group water mains, drainage systems and sewer collectors with nominal (internal) diameters up to 500 mm (millimeters), their associated structures, and water and sewage treatment facilities (WTPs and WWTPs);

• pumping stations and water intakes with capacities from 500 m3/day to 10,000 m3/day (cubic meters per day);

• group water mains and sewer collectors with nominal (internal) diameters of 500 mm (millimeters) or more constructed using trenchless methods;

• trunk and distribution (within-neighborhood) heating networks with nominal (internal) diameters from 350 mm (inclusive) to 800 mm (millimeters), and their associated structures;

• external water supply networks with operating pressure of 1 MPa (megapascal) or more and nominal (internal) diameters exceeding 300 mm (millimeters), and associated structures, including distribution (within-neighborhood and street) networks, on-site supply networks, neighborhood sewerage networks, internal building water supply and drainage networks, and wastewater treatment facilities for individual residential complexes with populations exceeding 500 people (inclusive);

• cable infrastructure for trunk communications lines, television towers, and telecommunications antenna masts up to 100 m (meters) high;

• power lines and other grid facilities with voltages above 35 kV and up to 220 kV (kilovolts) (inclusive);

• Category Ia (fewer than 3 traffic lanes in each direction), Ib, II, and III roads and associated structures;

• streets and roads in urban and rural settlements not specified in subparagraph 1 of paragraph 9, internal and external industrial roads, and their associated structures (except bridges);

• mainline railway infrastructure built under separate projects, and access and station tracks;

• bridge structures less than 100 m (meters) long on roads of all categories;

• municipal solid waste landfills with capacities up to 100,000 t/year (thousand tons per year);

• facilities for neutralizing and disposing of Class IV hazardous industrial toxic waste;

• residential and civil facilities:

• residential and mixed-use buildings with 6 to 25 floors in areas with normal geological conditions;

• administrative, service, and public buildings and structures with 3 to 25 floors in areas with normal geological conditions;

• residential and mixed-use buildings with 6 to 12 floors (inclusive) in areas with increased seismic activity (7 or more points) or other special geological (hydrogeological and geotechnical) conditions requiring special design solutions and construction measures;

• administrative, service, and public buildings and structures up to 12 floors high (inclusive) in areas with increased seismic activity (7 or more points) or other special geological (hydrogeological and geotechnical) conditions requiring special design solutions and construction measures;

• indoor or outdoor sports, entertainment, and religious facilities with simultaneous occupancy of 150 to 500 people (inclusive);

• retail and entertainment facilities with simultaneous occupancy of 800 to 1200 people (inclusive);

• hotel complexes (motels and tourist camps) with more than 50 places;

• preschool buildings;

• general education school (gymnasium and lyceum) buildings with capacity exceeding 600 students (inclusive);

• dormitory buildings for boarding schools and children's holiday camps with capacity exceeding 50 children;

• outpatient healthcare facilities with 50 to 480 visits per shift (inclusive);

• consumer service enterprise buildings with 50 to 200 workplaces;

• fire station complexes in areas with normal geological conditions;

• vehicle service facilities (workshops) serving more than 10 vehicles simultaneously, and aboveground or underground parking garages with more than 5 aboveground floors or more than 2 underground floors;

• hospital buildings with trauma and surgical departments, as well as inpatient facilities with 50 or fewer beds;

3) facilities with responsibility level II (normal) not classified as technically complex:

• manufacturing facilities (machine-building, transport, assembly, processing, light and other industries), including industrial and auxiliary structures (warehouses with fewer than 2 floors (inclusive) and areas below 2000 sq. m (square meters) (inclusive) requiring special storage conditions for goods and materials as well as other special design solutions and measures), not hazardous in terms of fire, explosion, gas, aggressive chemicals, poisons or toxic substances, with total spans under 12 meters and/or heights under 12 meters and/or cranes with lifting capacities under 5 t (tons);

• residential and civil facilities:

• residential buildings with no more than 5 aboveground floors (inclusive), excluding the upper technical floor, regardless of geological (hydrogeological or geotechnical) or seismic conditions;

• administrative, service, and public buildings and structures with no more than 2 aboveground floors (excluding the upper technical floor) in areas with normal geological conditions;

• buildings of higher education institutions and specialized secondary schools;

• general education school (gymnasium and lyceum) buildings with capacity below 600 students;

• vehicle service facilities (workshops) serving no more than 10 vehicles simultaneously (inclusive), and aboveground or underground parking garages with no more than 5 aboveground floors (inclusive) or 2 underground floors (inclusive);

• residential and social or cultural facilities in rotational worker settlements with no more than 3 aboveground floors;

• other structures:

• Category IV and V roads and associated structures;

• power transmission lines and other grid facilities with voltage up to 35 kV (kilovolts) (inclusive);

• solar energy facilities with capacity below 100 MW (megawatts) (inclusive) and electrical networks with voltage up to 35 kV (kilovolts) (inclusive);

• external water supply networks with operating pressure below 1 MPa (megapascal) and nominal (internal) diameters up to 300 mm (millimeters) (inclusive), and associated structures, including distribution (within-neighborhood and street) networks, on-site supply networks, neighborhood drainage networks, in-building water supply and wastewater systems, and wastewater treatment facilities for individual residential complexes with no more than 500 residents;

• group water mains and sewer collectors with nominal (internal) diameters up to 500 mm (millimeters), constructed using trenchless methods;

• pumping stations and water intakes with capacities up to 500 m3/day (cubic meters per day) (inclusive);

• external heating networks with nominal (internal) diameters up to 350 mm (millimeters) and their associated structures;

• cable infrastructure for zonal and local telecommunications lines;

• development of water intake wells and their associated facilities for domestic and technical water supply;

• residential and civil gas distribution system facilities with pressure from 0.005 MPa (megapascals) to 0.3 MPa (megapascals) (inclusive);

• livestock complexes producing milk and meat, livestock farms, breeding farms, and feedlots with up to 1500 head of livestock, as well as pig farms with up to 10000 head;

• poultry farms and complexes with up to 6 million birds/year (million birds per year);

• greenhouse complexes with areas up to 10,000 m2 (square meters);

• compound feed mills and workshops with capacity up to 5 t/h (tons per hour);

• grain warehouses with storage capacity below 500 t (tons);

• livestock slaughter and primary processing facilities with capacity up to 10 t/shift (tons per shift);

• milk receiving and collection points with throughput up to 10 t/shift (tons per shift), depending on production capacity;

• pasture irrigation systems;

• indoor or outdoor sports, entertainment, and religious facilities with simultaneous occupancy of up to 150 people (inclusive);

• retail and entertainment facilities with simultaneous occupancy of up to 800 people (inclusive);

• hotel complexes (motels and tourist camps) with capacity up to 50 places (inclusive);

• outpatient healthcare facilities with up to 50 visits per shift (inclusive);

• consumer service enterprise buildings with up to 50 workplaces (inclusive);

• dormitory buildings for boarding schools and children's holiday camps with capacity up to 50 children (inclusive);”.

2. The Committee for Construction and Housing and Utilities of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan shall, in accordance with the procedure established by law, ensure:

• state registration of this Order with the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Kazakhstan;

• publication of this Order on the website of the Ministry of Industry and Infrastructure Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

3. Oversight of the implementation of this Order shall be assigned to the supervising Vice Minister of Industry and Infrastructure Development

of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

4. This Order shall enter into force ten calendar days after the date of its first official publication.

Minister

of Industry and Infrastructure Development

of the Republic of Kazakhstan B. Atamkulov

Source: proektant.kz, citing www.gov.kz