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Administrative Measures On Nanjing City Bidding Card Sets

Original Language Title: 南京市店招标牌设置管理办法

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Management of tenders at the Nanjing City

(Adopted at the 31st ordinary meeting of the Government of South Africa, on 8 May 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the regulation of tendering cards, the urban environment of the United States of America, which is based on the provisions of regulations such as the State Department's Regulation on Urban Incestation and Sanitation, the Southern Kyoto City Governance Regulations.

Article 2

Article 3. This approach refers to the creation of tenders by citizens, legal persons or other organizations (hereinafter referred to as creators), where they are located or operated, indicating their names, words, markers, boxes, LED lights, text symbols.

Article IV. The municipal administration authority is the competent authority established by the present market shops for the guidance, coordination and supervision of the tenders. Regional urban management administrative authorities are responsible for overseeing the management of tenders in the Territory.

The executive authorities, such as housing and rural and urban construction, planning, business, quality technical supervision, public safety fire and environmental protection, are responsible for the management of hotel tenders in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Administrative authorities in urban management should establish standards for hotel tendering, with the approval of the Government of the city, in accordance with technical standards such as urban overall planning, urban profiling standards.

The standard set for hotel solicitation is the basis for the creation and regulation of tenders.

The criteria for the establishment of hotel tenders should be used for expert, administrative relative and public opinion, etc.

Chapter II

Article 6. The location, form, size, colour, graphic case, etc. should be coordinated with the accompanying features and the surrounding environment without affecting, destroying the overall effect of the attached body and the characteristics of the street.

There shall be no use of the roof of buildings, fire loading, residential buildings (contained portions of the commercial complex building), tendering cards for the outposts.

Article 7.

Article 8

(i) No overlap;

(ii) In the first gate, the following window is available;

(iii) The thickness shall normally not exceed sixty cm, but the length specified in the right to housing is not restricted.

Article 9. The two-tiers of the building and above shall not be allowed to set the hotel tenders in the form of a box.

Article 10. The slots and the building blocks should be coordinated with the construction of (construction), the renovation and design of their own hotels (the door) and the uniformity of the word.

The shops in historical landscapes, special neighbourhoods should be coordinated with historical landscapes, streets and traditional patterns.

To encourage the use of the wall set-up method for the creation of hotel tenders.

Article 11. The hotel solicitation card shall be established in accordance with the principle of a hotel. Large-scale commercial sites can be installed in different walks of the streets; in the streets, in both sides, in the opening of shops (gates) and in the same place, they can be installed on the two side stores (the door).

Article 12. The hotel solicitation cards shall be used to contain a grace, background, and LED lights, in accordance with the provision for the allocation of night-time sources, to avoid contamination of the surrounding environment.

Article 13. The hotel solicitation cards should use solid and non-discipline materials that should be designed and installed in accordance with the State's (constitution) construction structure, ventilation, anti-attack, fire prevention, electrical safety requirements.

Article 14. The identification of humiliation, severe bleaching, inclination, should be repaired or updated in a timely manner, and the identification of security shocks should take immediate steps to eliminate the security concealment.

The bids for the hotels reached the time frame for the design of the use, and the designers should be updated. During construction, renovation, updating or dismantling, security measures should be taken and a warning marking is clearly placed on the ground.

The owner shall be responsible under the law for the creation or maintenance of an inappropriate, causing bodily harm or loss of property.

Chapter III Oversight management

Article 15. Urban management administrative authorities should demonstrate the criteria for the solicitation of hotels, establish an electronic information retrieval system that facilitates the creation of persons, stakeholders, public access and oversight.

The creativity is required to search administrative authorities in urban management, and the urban administration authorities should provide free access services.

Article 16 provides for the establishment or updating of the hotel brand and shall register the following materials to the regional urban management administrative authorities within three working days of the establishment:

(i) A licence of business or other document that demonstrates the legal validity of the subject;

(ii) The right to ownership or the right to use:

(iii) Booklets or photographs, descriptions;

(iv) Other material provided for in laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 17 prohibits the use of hotel solicitation cards to issue advertisements.

In one of the following cases, the relevant provisions are administered in accordance with external advertisements:

(i) The location of the solicitation plate is not located in the place of office and in the area of operation;

(ii) The content of the solicitation cards goes beyond the name, word, mark, with commercial content.

The administrative law enforcement sector in the area of urban management should strengthen the gateway of the hotel tenders, identify humiliation, show incompleteness, severe stereotypes and deficitivities affecting the urban landscape, and should be responsible for the timely maintenance, updating of the designers; identify the occurrence of abrupt and maiming, such as the boxes, the LED s, and should be responsible for stopping the use of the designers prior to the rehabilitation.

Article 19 Operators of a hotel solicitation be removed, altered, disbanded or cancelled, and the original bids should be removed.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 20, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides that the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations have administrative penalties.

Article 21, in violation of article 6, paragraphs 2, 8, 9 and 19 of this approach, is being modified by the administrative law enforcement authorities in the area of urban management and fined by more than two thousand yen; the period of uncorrected administrative law enforcement in the area of urban management is removed from their own authority; the period of failure to be dismantled by law.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following cases in which the time limit for the administration of administrative law enforcement is being changed and punished in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) In violation of article 16, a fine of more than five thousand dollars;

(ii) In violation of article 17, penalties are imposed for the administration of the relevant provisions in accordance with external advertisements;

(iii) Other hotel tenders that are not established in accordance with the criteria established, each is fined by more than one thousand dollars, up to five thousand dollars.

Article 23, Administrative Managers for Urban Management, abuse by law enforcement officials in the management of tenders, malfunctioning, favouring private fraud and administrative disposition; and legal accountability.

Chapter V

Article 24 sets out unregistered tenders, which shall be subject to registration procedures within one month of the date of operation of the scheme, and shall be renovated by registration. It has been registered but not in accordance with the provisions of this scheme and has been renovated by the original registration department letter to the establishment.

Article 25