Definition
Type of public facilities:
a. Terminal (four wheel vehicle) is a point of departure, arrival and where 4 wheel public transport stay for wait passenger. Terminal operational are generally carried out by officers. User terminal facilities are generally levied retribution.
b. Market is where the transaction or a meeting place for buyers and sellers. Its features can be: a collection of shops/kiosk/stall; trading complex; supermarket. Market activity may occur every day, certain days or certain times. The market in question is a traditional market, where buyers and sellers meet. Included in this category are the weekly / monthly that had been given a place specifically to be used the weekly / monthly market either in the form of just the terrain or building. The emphasis is on the function and not the building. The market here does not include self-service.
c. Elementary or equivalent
d. Junior High or equivalent
e. Senior High or equivalent
f. Puskesmas (Community Health Center), is the building that be destined special for Puskesmas. Not include mobile puskesmas or pustu (sub-puskesmas).
g. Hospital, either government or private hospital. Not include maternity clinic or polyclinic or inpatient care puskesmas.
h. Bank, either managed by government or private
i. Telecommunications café (Wartel)/telephone kiosk (Kiospon) is a place made available to provide telecommunications services such as telephone or faxcimile.
j. Post Office is state owned enterprises which providing the service for written communications and/or electronic mail, package services, logistics services, financial transactions, postal agency services to the public, and other services.
k. Cooperative. The building that used by local cooperative to providing the services. Cooperative, under Law No. 25/1992 on cooperatives is a business entity whose members are individuals or legal entities carrying out its business activities on the principles: 1. Voluntary and open membership; 2. Democratic management; 3. Fair distribution of its business profits in proportion to each member's business service; 4. Limited return on capital; 5. Independence and people's economic movement on family principles.
l. Other lender institutions. The building or space that used by lending intitutions other than the bank and cooperative.