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Anshan City Outdoors Advertisement Installation Management

Original Language Title: 鞍山市户外广告设置管理办法

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Management options for advertising off-towns

(Summit No. 134 of the 14th People's Government of San Francisco on 22 March 2012 to consider the adoption of the Decree No. 175 of 1 June 2012 on the date of publication) of the People's Government Order No. 175.

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the development of this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China for advertising outsiders, regulating the placement of outdoor advertisements and defending the legitimate rights and interests of the relevant rights, in accordance with the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Secreation Act of the People's Republic of China, the Remote Town and Sanitation Regulations.

Article 2 applies to advertising and management activities in the area of the municipality of San Francisco.

Article 3. This approach refers to the use of public, self-ownership or all other construction (construction), municipal facilities, roads, squares, space, various means of transportation to establish outdoor electronics (supboards), light boxes, negation lights, embezzlement, embezzlement, physical models, replenishments, advertising banners, bricks, etc.) for the publication of commercial advertisements and public advertisements.

Article IV Urban and urban construction committees (hereinafter referred to as municipal councils) are competent to advertise and manage outsiders.

The Integrated Administrative Enforcement Bureau for Urban Management (hereinafter referred to as the Integrated Police Service) is responsible for monitoring the implementation of this approach and punishing violations of this approach.

The relevant sectors, such as municipal public use, business, environmental protection, public safety and security, are co-ordinated with external advertising.

Article 5 contains one of the following cases:

(i) endanger the construction of (construction) security and public safety;

(ii) Use trees or destroy green areas;

(iii) Impact on municipal public facilities, transport safety facilities and traffic symbols;

(iv) Other impediments to the normal life of the population, which undermines the urban profile or the image of the building.

Article 6 prohibits the placement of outdoor advertising facilities in the following regions:

(i) In the area of construction control by State organs, the property protection units and the proponents;

(ii) Dangerous (construction) construction and other hazardous facilities;

(iii) The municipality prohibits other areas where the establishment of an outdoor advertising facility is established.

In addition to the commercial poles region, any unit and individual may not set out an outside advertising facility at the top of the construction (building).

Article 7. Extractive advertisements should be designed as a whole, in accordance with integrated planning such as urban landscapes, patterns, regional functions identified in urban planning, road features, and ensure a holistic vision of urban landscapes.

The design of outdoor advertising facilities is highly designed, creativity, character, form, place, be coordinated with the surrounding environment.

Chapter II

Article 8 Applications for outdoor advertisements should submit the following materials to the Committee:

(i) Setting out an application form for an outdoor advertising facility. Contents include: location, place, nature, form of advertising facilities, specifications, etc.;

(ii) The licence of business;

(iii) The location and effectiveness map for the establishment of an outdoor advertising facility;

(iv) The right to use of an advertisement facility in the household.

The establishment of large-scale outdoor advertising facilities should also be submitted to the structural design maps, construction notes and construction structure maps, and qualified construction map review bodies.

Article 9 requires the planning of large-scale outdoor advertising facilities at the locational location, with relevant work such as the planning review by the Urban Construction Commission and the Urban Planning Bureau.

Article 10. External advertising facilities are public-owned and their use rights should be obtained through solicitation, auctions or other fair competition, by the Municipal Commission in conjunction with the Public Resources Transactions Management Office, the Municipal Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Municipal Finance Bureau and other relevant departments; and the expatriate facilities are not public-owned and their delivery rights can be obtained through agreements, tendering, auctions or other fair competition.

Article 11. Advertised or advertised occupiers (hereinafter referred to as identifiers) to issue outdoor advertisements shall apply to the business sector in accordance with the law for the processing of external advertisements.

Article 12. The designr shall, within two months of the date of ratification, establish an outside urban advertising facility in accordance with the authorized location and place, without setting it within the specified period, and shall re-examine the process of approval.

Article 13 does not authorize the transfer and modification of an external advertising facility established by the approval. Transfers, changes are needed and the designers should reproduce the approval process.

Article 14.

(i) General outdoor advertising facilities for public advertisements in accordance with 30 of the area of use or 30 of the duration of the right to use;

(ii) A public advertisement facility, such as the electronic display of a high-ranking poster advertisement facility, was issued in accordance with the 30th time period of effectiveness of the right to use.

Article 15. No unit or individual shall incur an intrusive or damage to an outdoor advertising facility established by law. In the event of the need for public interest to dismantle outdoor advertising facilities that are not under the deadline, the owner should cooperate.

Article 16 imposes out-of-house advertising facilities and does not change the pre-existing (construction) dressing and building styles, without affecting urban occupancy, without prejudice to the normal use of municipal public facilities, transport safety facilities, transport symbols and other public facilities.

The construction units that establish outdoor advertising facilities should have a corresponding hierarchy of qualifications, which should be strictly conducted in accordance with the standards and meet security requirements.

Article 18 imposers should conduct regular inspections of the security conditions of outdoor advertising facilities, strengthen day-to-day maintenance and maintain the integrity and integrity of outdoor advertising facilities. Disadvantages, bleachs should be put in place in a timely manner, oil refinery, flora, flour, severing, and should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner; slacks, slacks, lights show incompleteness and should be corrected or rehabilitated within 24 hours of discovery.

There shall be no more than 30 days in the external commercial advertisements; the period of departure shall be replaced with public goods.

The duration of the post-exclusive advertisement is generally one year. The duration of the establishment of higher-principation facilities such as electronic display devices may be extended appropriately, but no longer than three years. The duration of the use of expatriate facilities shall be completed within the prescribed period. The extension needs to be carried out and should be completed within 30 days prior to the expiration of the deadline.

Chapter III Oversight inspection

Article 20 shall inform, in writing, the relevant authorities, such as the Integrated Law Enforcement Authority, the Municipal Chamber of Commerce and Industry, within 7 days of the date of the nuclear launch, the cancellation, write-off and the withdrawal of expatriate advertisements.

Article 21 should strengthen day-to-day patrols, open outdoor advertisements in a timely manner and inform municipal councils of the findings in writing.

In article 22, the placement and management of the relevant sectors should establish a mechanism for collaboration to communicate information on management in a timely manner, to the important matters of business regulation collaboration, and to conduct advertise clearance activities for outsiders.

Article 23 should establish a system of reporting, complaint admissibility. Verification, treatment, feedback should be carried out within 5 days of the date of receipt of the report or the complaint; the transfer of the relevant sector should be transferred in a timely manner to matters that are not within the purview of the responsibility.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 24, in violation of this approach, provides that unauthorized design, transfer and modification of external advertising facilities, or submission of false documents, other deceptive means to obtain approval for expatriate advertisements, as well as forfeiture, leeverage, voucher advertisements by borrowers, are converted by the city's Integrated Law Enforcement Authority, or other remedies, with the proceeds of the violation, with more than three times the amount of money obtained in violation of the law, shall not exceed 3,000 dollars. Until such time, the extra-exploitation facility for the violation was forced to be dismantled by law, and the costs required to dismantle were borne by the offender.

Article 25, in violation of article 14 of the present approach, the author has not issued a public good advertisement according to the provisions of which is being replaced by an order of an integrated enforcement office in the city; a failure to change, with the result of the offence, is punishable by a fine of more than three times the proceeds of the offence, but not more than 30,000 dollars; and a fine of more than 500,000 dollars has not been obtained in violation of the law.

Article 26, in violation of article 18 of this approach, provides for a period of time to be converted by the Integrated Law Enforcement Bureau of the city; a fine of more than 500,000 ktonnes.

Article 27, in violation of article 19 of this approach, stipulates that the establishment of a person who has not been able to dismantle an outdoor advertising facility within the prescribed time period shall be dismantled by the Integrated Law Enforcement Authority of the city; and that the removal of the former has not been removed by law.

Article 28 imposes a person's violation of this approach, in the event of a grave nature, from within one year of the date of the offence by law, the right to use outside the city's advertising.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that other laws, regulations, regulations and regulations are regulated by law by the relevant management.

Article 31 Refrains and administers staff members to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud and administrative disposal by their units or superior authorities; and constitutes criminal liability by law.

Chapter V

Article 31 provides a management reference to the scheme for outdoor advertisements in the city of Sea, the Autonomous Region, the nascent district.

Article 32 is implemented since the date of publication. The management method of advertising off-towns (No.