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Protection of cultural heritage in the historic cultural streets in the city of Favour (Summit No. 60 of 26 November 2013, No. 60 of the People's Government Order No. 60 of 26 November 2013, issued effective 1 January 2014)
Article I, in order to strengthen the protection and management of cultural heritage in the area of historical culture, develops this approach in line with the Law on Rural Planning in the People's Republic of China, the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property in the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Protection of Villages in the City of History of the State of the State, and the Regulations on the Protection of Historical Culture in the Fford State. The scope of planning protection for historic cultural streets (hereinafter referred to as streets) is shown in Article II. Specifically, between the west and the Bema road, the new city of South-Ki, the spring, the three-provine, the middle, the east to the third line, the north to the school, and 31.73 hectares. The core protection ranges from four to six in Favu states, from South to Middle Parks, from West to White, Lunge, east to the top, and from 23.54 hectares. The construction of the north-east of the control area to the east to the west side of the middle-kills, south to the north-west of the Middle East, the middle, the south-long route, the south to Lungi and the southern road area of 8.19 hectares. The protection management of historical cultural neighbourhoods should be guided by the principles of scientific planning, strict protection, the real and completeness of historical cultural heritage, and the social benefits, environmental benefits and economic benefits of the streets. Article IV is responsible for the integrated coordination and guidance for the monitoring of the protection and management of the street area by the Committee for the Protection of the Urban District of the City of History (hereinafter referred to as the Municipal Council of Street Regions). Governments of the urban and rural areas planning, construction, material, public security, and the hierarchies in the street area should work in collaboration with the relevant management oversight, in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Article 6. The historical physical remains of historical, artistic and scientific values in the street area are covered by the physical cultural heritage, and any unit or individual shall not be damaged or otherwise displaced, dismantled, modified or modified to the nature of use: (i) Traditional spatial patterns and street structures in the street area; (ii) In-kind remains with historical, artistic, scientific values, ancient residence, traditional chambers, religious buildings, etc., including a variety of dressing components of buildings, such as doors, windows, households, creeds, wood sensors, leasing, savings, brandings, nutrients, cohabitories, swings, beatings, savings, beds, beds, garners, swings, mattresses and s, etc. (iii) The lake water system, the treasury, the archaeological wells, the monuments and the trees of the archipso; (iv) Other material cultural heritage requiring protection. Article 7 administrative authorities are responsible for the collection, construction, publication and dissemination of non-physical cultural heritage in the streets, the rescue and protection of traditional commercial customs beliefs, traditional crafts, civil dances, rumours, and civil rumours, and civil traditional cultures that reflect the history of Fhan State. Article 8 encourages the social forces to excavate and collate traditional cultural works that are dispersed in civil society, and to develop relevant professional talents, as well as horrends and hortitors. To promote the collation and research of traditional and civil handicrafts with local characteristics, to protect, use and develop traditional processes. Article 9 encourages the residents to sell, for example, treasury, don'tories, books, etc., to the property sector. Article 10 construction projects in the street area should be in line with the requirements of protection planning in the streets and be coordinated with the surrounding landscape and the environment. The morphology of the construction should be coordinated with the historical landscape. The urban and rural planning administrative authorities should seek the advice of the Municipal Council on the design of projects. Article 11. The author's protection unit and the name protected by the name of the wall, published by the Government of the people at the district level, are protected under the laws, regulations and regulations. For special circumstances, construction of works within their protection should be carried out in accordance with the law. The historical building in the street area (see annex to the list) shall be protected in accordance with the Regulations on the Protection of the Villages of the History Culture of the City and the Regulations on the Protection of the Historical Culture of the State of Fford. Article 13 prohibits the construction of unconstitutionalities within historical buildings. This approach publishes uncoordinated buildings, constructions with historic buildings, which are renovated and dismantled by the Koang People's Government. Article 14. The Urban District Council of the city shall complete the construction process with the executive authorities, such as the People's Government and documentary, urban and rural planning, and shall cooperate with the owner and users of the construction in the street area. In the context of the protection of the streets, the city's Street District Council and the Government of the People's Republic of the Great Lakes Region should make inventory, collation of the property against the archives, the historical building and its construction components and construction materials, and the rehabilitation units for the delivery of the stock building and historical construction in accordance with the status of the registration. In the course of the relocation of households in the streets, the Public Security Department and the Municipal Council of the Municipalities are required to strengthen the conduct of the relocation area and to prevent theft of construction components and construction materials. The relevant sectors, such as public security, business, customs and customs, are legally seized and confiscated construction components and construction materials that are validated and certified for the value of the material, shall be transferred without compensation to the administrative authorities of the material in a timely manner. The owner and users of historical buildings should enter into the Protection Use Responsibilities Bill with the Urban District Council of the city, which is responsible for the maintenance and security of historic buildings and maintain the original landscape of the building. The executive authorities and the administrative authorities of both urban and rural planning should check, monitor and guide them. The maintenance and renovation of historic buildings are the responsibility of the owner and the maintenance and renovation of the protection programme should be implemented in accordance with the approval by the urban and rural planning administrative authorities of the same material as the administrative authorities. Fire facilities and fire corridors in the street area should be established in accordance with the standards and norms relating to fire technology. The protection needs of the streets cannot be established in accordance with standards and norms, and the Municipal Council will develop the corresponding fire safety and security programme with the public safety firefighting sector and organize implementation. Property protection units, all persons in historical buildings, users should be responsible for fire safety in buildings, equipped with necessary fire equipment and equipment, and regularly checked. Article 19 prohibits the production, storage, transport, sale, fuel of cigarbs, flammable pyrotechnical pyrotechnics, the prohibition of flammable hazardous substances such as hydration, petrol, etc., radioactive, corrosive items, and other activities that endanger the security of property units and historical buildings. Smoking is prohibited in the street area and in historical buildings. Any unit or person entitled to discourage, prosecute and prosecute violations of this approach. An incentive was given to persons reporting smuggling, theft and the sale of property in violation of the law, including historical construction components and historical construction materials with material value. Article 21, in violation of article 14 of this approach, does not cooperate, impede the registration of historical buildings and their components by the municipality's Street District Council, which is subject to a fine of up to one ten thousand yen, and rejects a fine of up to one thousand yen. Article 22, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for damage or unauthorized relocation, removal, re-engineering and changing the nature of historical construction, punishable by the executive authorities of rural and urban planning, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Protection of the Villages of the Historical Culture, which constitute a crime, and criminal responsibility under the law. In violation of other provisions of this approach, the relevant authorities are punished in accordance with the relevant legislation. Article 23 of the relevant functional departments and their staff members, in their protection management in historic cultural neighbourhoods, abuse of their functions, negligence, provocative fraud, are governed by the law, and criminal responsibility is lawful. Article 24
Annex: List of historical buildings in 74th cultural Street
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