SHNK 1.03.11-07 PDF

Full title and description

SHNK 1.03.11-07 — Instruction on the composition, order of development, coordination and approval of the section of engineering and technical measures for civil protection in the master plans (general plans) of cities and other settlements of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Abstract

This document prescribes the required content and the procedural steps for preparing, coordinating and approving the civil‑protection (engineering and technical) measures section that must be included in municipal master plans and other territorial planning documents in Uzbekistan. It sets out what technical measures, protective infrastructure and documentation are to be presented so that master plans integrate civil protection and emergency preparedness considerations.

General information

• Status: Active (document in force / currently used in the ShNK series for urban planning norms).
• Publication date: 2007 (document code suffix "-07" — original approval year).
• Publisher: Republic of Uzbekistan — urban planning / construction authority (official ShNK series published under the national architecture & construction regulatory system; implemented through the Ministry / State Committee responsible for architecture and construction).
• ICS / categories: Urban planning; civil protection / emergency preparedness; municipal master planning; engineering and technical protective measures.
• Edition / version: Original ShNK 1.03.11-07 edition (2007).
• Number of pages: 24 pages (PDF format typical distribution).

Scope

Specifies the required composition and content of the "engineering and technical measures for civil protection" section within master plans and other territorial planning instruments for cities and settlements across Uzbekistan, and describes the procedural sequence for its development, inter‑agency coordination and official approval. The scope covers identification and layout of protective infrastructure (shelters, evacuation routes, reinforced structures and utility resilience measures), responsibilities for documentation, and the integration of civil‑protection measures into land‑use and development planning.

Key topics and requirements

• Required structure and content of the civil‑protection engineering section to be included in master (general) plans.
• Step‑by‑step procedure for preparation, review, inter‑departmental coordination and formal approval of the section.
• Mapping and descriptive requirements for protective facilities: shelters, emergency command/management points, evacuation routes and assembly areas.
• Technical measures to increase resilience of critical infrastructure and utilities within the planning area (routing, protection, redundancy).
• Responsibilities and roles of municipal planners, civil‑defense / emergency authorities and state architecture/construction bodies in approval and implementation.
• Minimum documentation, drawings and supporting calculations required for each protective measure included in the master plan section.

Typical use and users

Used by urban planners, municipal planning departments, master‑plan authors, architects and engineering consultants preparing general plans; civil protection / emergency management authorities responsible for evacuation and sheltering strategies; state architecture and construction regulators who coordinate and approve planning documentation; and developers and infrastructure agencies who must comply with master‑plan requirements during project design.

Related standards

Belongs to the ShNK (Shaharsozlik norma va qoidalari) series of Uzbek urban‑planning norms. Related documents and guidance include other ShNK items addressing project documentation and territorial planning (for example SHNK 1.03.01‑16 on project documentation composition and SHNK 1.03.10 series on planning of rural/agricultural territories). For technical detail and recommended content the Russian/SP practice (e.g., SP 11‑107‑98 / related guidance on engineering and technical civil‑defence measures) is often used as an industry reference.

Keywords

civil protection; engineering and technical measures; master plan; general plan; urban planning norms; ShNK; shelters; evacuation; emergency preparedness; Uzbekistan.

FAQ

Q: What is this standard?

A: SHNK 1.03.11-07 is an instruction (normative guidance) that defines what must be included in the section of master plans covering engineering and technical civil‑protection measures and how that section must be prepared, coordinated and approved in the Republic of Uzbekistan.

Q: What does it cover?

A: It covers required content, minimum documentation and drawings, mapping of protective infrastructure (shelters, evacuation routes, protective works), technical resilience measures for critical utilities, plus the procedural steps for interagency coordination and official approval of the civil‑protection section within municipal master plans.

Q: Who typically uses it?

A: Municipal planners and master‑plan authors, architects and design consultancies, civil‑defense and emergency management agencies, infrastructure operators and the national/regional architecture & construction regulatory bodies responsible for review and approval of planning documents.

Q: Is it current or superseded?

A: Public distributors list SHNK 1.03.11-07 as an active document in the ShNK series; users should verify the current in‑force status with the national architecture/construction authority or the Ministry of Construction for any later amendments or replacement versions.

Q: Is it part of a series?

A: Yes — it is part of the ShNK (Shaharsozlik norma va qoidalari) urban‑planning norms series used in Uzbekistan; related ShNK items cover project documentation, planning rules for rural and urban territories, fire safety and other planning topics.

Q: What are the key keywords?

A: Civil protection; engineering and technical measures; master plan; shelters; evacuation; urban planning norms; ShNK; Uzbekistan.