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Confucius Temple In Nanjing Qinhuai River Scenic Belt Features Block Management

Original Language Title: 南京市夫子庙秦淮风光带特色街区管理办法

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South Beni city's veterinary street management approach

(Summit No. 78 of the Government of the South African Republic of 12 July 2012 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 294 of 19 April 2013 of the Order of the Government of the South Kyoto People, which came into force on 1 June 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection and management of the veterans of the streets (hereinafter referred to as the streets) and to promote cultural, tourist and trade integration, and to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations, such as the State Department of State's Regulations on the Lyuistic Regions, the Southern Suu Province Syphoon Region Management Regulations and the South Benchampa Toolkitang.

Article 2

Business activities in special neighbourhoods, as well as residence, office units and individuals, should be subject to this approach.

Article III covers the area of the special streets, including the east of the Horizon (with the two sides of the Shelang River), the north-east to the south of Conseil, the south-North-North-North-North-West-West Frontier (including both sides of the Chinese road), the South-North-North-North-North-North-North-West-West-West-Kivu, and including the East Water gateway to the middle of the middle (the river).

The Government of the population of the tropolitan area has been restructured and should be made public to the society after the prescribed.

Article IV. The Government of the People's Republic is responsible for organizing the implementation of this approach, with the responsibility of the veterinary trajectory management (hereinafter referred to as the management body) specifically responsible for the protection, use and day-to-day supervision of the specific neighbourhood.

Municipalities, the relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with their responsibilities, can also be entrusted with the administration by law.

Article 5 protects and utilizes the principle of government ownership, integrated planning, protection priorities and reasonable use, rationalizing regional functions and maintaining historical cultural landscapes.

Article 6. The Governments of the communities should strengthen the creativity and awareness of the streets, develop specialized tourism services and cultural industries, and create brands of prominent neighbourhoods.

Article 7 provides for significant units and individuals in the protection and management of the targeted streets, and the Government of the People's Republic of Korea, the management body gives legal recognition or incentives.

Chapter II

Article 8. The Government of the Community shall prepare special neighbourhood planning with the municipal planning authorities. The preparation of special street planning should seek the views of the relevant departments, expert scholars and the public.

Specialized neighbourhood planning is the basis for the protection, use and management of special neighbourhoods, which may not be subject to unauthorized changes after the determination is made; it is necessary to modify the procedures and terms of reference.

Article 9. The functions of the neighbourhoods such as Gang Street, East and Farmers, Maximum Street, Toolby, etc., should be tailored to the planning of the special streets, and the functioning of the special neighbourhood is specified by the Government of the diaspora.

Article 10. The management body shall develop a directory of the operation of the special streets, based on the planning and functioning of the special streets, to be published after the approval of the Government of the descendants.

Prior to the approval of the directory of the business project, the public consultation should be made available to society.

Article 11 operates in special neighbourhoods, and should be in line with the directory of planning, functioning and operation projects in special neighbourhoods.

The operation has not been in line with the planning, functioning of the streets and the directory of the operation, and the management body should lead to adjustments or evictions.

Article 12 The management body shall control the proportion of the industry according to the directory of the operation. There are a variety of small commodity trading markets that cannot be overestimated. The management structure can lead its adjustments.

Relevant administrative authorities should assist in the management of special neighbourhoods, in accordance with the directory of the planning, functioning and operation of the special streets.

The relevant administrative authorities shall seek the advice of the management body in writing prior to the administrative licence involving the special streets.

Chapter III Cultural protection

Article 14. Governments of the population should develop plans and organize implementation to restore, preserve traditional patterns and historical landscapes in the special neighbourhood, in accordance with the planning requirements.

Article 15. The construction of (constitution) in the special neighbourhood should be in line with the stereotype of traditional buildings in Nanjing, the slope of the wall and the colour, white and grey stereotype.

Article 16 protects the space patterns and forms of construction in historic buildings, historical landscape buildings in the special neighbourhoods by law, and establishes specific protection signs that cannot be altered and removed.

Historical buildings, historical landscapes are protected, rehabilitated by their owners, users and administrators in accordance with the relevant provisions; transfers, rents should clarify protection requirements in transfer, rental agreements.

Article 17 should be supported by the relevant authorities in support of their declaration of “The Chinese word” and non-physical cultural heritage representatives.

Reimbursement, expansion, removal and relocation of old-age buildings should be submitted to the relevant administrative authorities by law after the management is reviewed.

Article 18 encourages, supports the representation of non-material cultural heritage holders to carry out screening activities and to inherit and develop traditional crafts with local cultural characteristics.

The management bodies should coordinate the provision of places for non-material cultural heritage representatives and traditional crafts to carry out screening and demonstration activities.

Chapter IV

Article 19 New construction, alteration, expansion of construction (construction) and its subsidiary facilities in the special neighbourhood should be coordinated with historical cultural features. There has been no coordination and should be adapted.

The units and individuals are on the streets of the operation, or the opening of a window, a change in the form of windows or place on the street (construction).

In addition to the veterans, the windows of the hotels and units should be used for transparency. The installation of protective devices on the side should be carried out through a gateway and no closed door window.

Article 20 Absorption (a rain) should be installed in accordance with the form, specifications, colours and place established by the management body.

In the street building (construction) air conditioners should be installed in accordance with the location established by the management body, with no direct release to the building of (brain) walls and the ground.

Article 21 Uniforms, patterns, sizes, lights, etc. should be coordinated with the construction (constitutional) of ventilation, industrial positioning, and the surrounding overall environment, in line with the standards of mindset in the special neighbourhood.

The management body should develop the regulations governing the establishment of hotel brands.

Article 22 states that the Government of the People's Government shall develop a plan for the construction of municipal infrastructure in the special neighbourhood of the streets to be integrated into the urban construction plan for the year.

Public facilities are prohibited from unauthorized displacement and the rehabilitation of targeted neighbourhoods. There is a need for relocation, rehabilitation, which should be submitted for approval by the relevant administration; the views of the management bodies should be sought in writing before approval by the relevant administration.

Article 23, which has been approved for the excavation, the use of roads and rivers in special neighbourhoods, should establish a safety alert mark in accordance with the material and sampling established by the management body. After the construction, the construction unit was able to clean the ground in a timely manner and restore the profile.

The construction and maintenance of the facilities, such as electricity, drainage, telecommunications, cable television, should be in line with the standards of landscape planning and urban profiling and the design or concealment in line with the outer ventilation of special neighbourhoods.

Facilities that are not in accordance with the provisions of the previous paragraph should be adapted in a timely manner, as requested by the management body.

Article 25, along with street shops, should implement the municipal responsibilities for sanitation and maintain the health, order, facilities, greenization, and sourcing in the area of responsibility. No garbage shall be taken or dumped to trees. Street positives, windows cannot be revoked, drying or saving items that prevent them.

Article 26 Management agencies should rationalize the allocation of sanitation facilities to meet the needs of tourists.

The garbage generated by the operation in the specific neighbourhoods is not allowed to dumping the public garbage. The management body should coordinate the agreement between the operators and the custodian to regularly identify garbage in the area of freight responsibility and to maintain the integrity of public access facilities and public sites along the streets.

Article 27 prohibits the direct targeting of cigarettes such as oil cigarettes, sewerage, stoves, or garbage of garbage in shores, the release of wastewater to water bodies, the burning of residues of toxic pollutant substances, fish shrimp, and other impacts and damage to the water environment.

Article 28 Transport management of public safety should develop and publicize transport organizations programmes in special neighbourhoods and around.

The urban management administrative authorities should prepare temporary parking facilities in special neighbourhoods with the government of the residents of the region, the city's public safety transport administration, which are implemented after the approval of the provisions.

Article 29 states that the Government of the People's Republic shall be in the same sector to determine the region in which the streets are managed. Other vehicles may not enter the street except for ambulances that are rescued, hijacked vehicles and hand-washing chairs.

Chapter V Oversight management

Article 30: The Government of the people of the region should issue public information, such as the planning, functioning and operation of the streets.

Article 31 should be accompanied by the development and improvement of technical norms such as hygienic meals standards, standards for wind-zoning services, sub-sector management of the caterings in the landscape area.

Article 32 should organize and guide operators in the development of a commercial operation management convention that leads them to participate in or form relevant industry associations, implement self-regulation, improve the level of business services and preserves the legitimate rights and interests of the parties.

Article 33 should be made available to the relevant authorities on a regular basis for the publication of rent-guided prices for houses in the special street area, regulating housing rental market order.

Article 34, where operators change their business content, place or size, does not meet the requirements for the planning, functional layout and operation of specific neighbourhoods, the management body should make timely proposals for changes to guide operators and inform the relevant administrative authorities.

Article XV provides policy support for projects that promote the recognition of traditional cultural features in the streets.

Article 36 should establish and improve consumer complaints channels, promptly conciliation disputes between operators and consumers, protect the legitimate rights and interests of consumers and maintain good business order.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, laws, regulations, regulations and regulations have provided for sanctions by the relevant administrative authorities.

Article 338, in violation of this approach, stipulates that, without the authorization of the regulatory body, the alteration, expansion, removal and relocation of old-age buildings are punishable under article 39 of the Southern Kyoto City Toolphoon Toolkit Regulations.

Article 39, in violation of this approach, provides that, without the consent of the management body, the screening of the streets of the premises or the unauthorized opening of windows, changes in the form of windows or places, affects the landscape of the special streets and punishes them in accordance with article 45 of the State Department's Regulations on the Lyuistic Sites.

Article 40 violates the provisions of this approach by setting up hotels that are not in accordance with the criteria for the profiling of the streets, and punishing them in accordance with article 43 of the Southern Benchuk City Toolkit.

Following the enactment of article 40 this approach, the business project is not in line with the planning, functioning and the directory of the special streets, and is not restructured or relocated, with serious implications for the implementation of the planning of the special streets, and is punished in accordance with article 42 of the Southern Benchmarki Toolkit Regulations.

Article 42 imposes administrative penalties on the administrative authorities and governing bodies and their staff members for abuse of their functions, forgiveness, forgiveness, forcible corruption, and constitutes an offence punishable by law.

Chapter VII

Article 43 13 Protection and management of the southern historic streets of the city of Old City (including the South, the uters) are implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 44