The article presents the content and essence of the reform of gradual decentralization of public administration in our country, as well as various scientific approaches to administrative decentralization, which imply the transfer of powers of public administration bodies to local public authorities, from regional to district (city) public authorities. Moreover, the article shows the necessity and legal basis for the separation of powers between central and local public administration bodies in the process of democratization of public administration. On the basis of the experience of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the United States of America the limits of powers of central and local self-government bodies are analyzed and proposals for the effective organization of the activities of local government bodies are developed.
By carrying out a comparative-political and legal analysis of the documents adopted by local councils, in this article are discussed about the unique aspects and important features of these documents, and the normative and individual ones adopted by local councils. Proposals for national legislation regarding decisions and orders and their basis are debated in detail.