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Administrative Measures For The Civil Construction Energy Saving In Ningbo City

Original Language Title: 宁波市民用建筑节能管理办法

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Modalities for the management of civilian buildings in the city of Napbo

(The 81th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of New York, 2 June 2010 considered the adoption of Decree No. 176 of 9 June 2010 by the People's Government Order No. 176 of 9 June 2010 for publication beginning 1 August 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for strengthening the management of civilian buildings in this city, in accordance with the National People's Republic of China Act on Saving Energy, the State Department's Civil Construction Sections Regulations, the Managing Approach to the Construction of the Giang Province, and the Nippon City Energy Regulations, the development of this approach in the light of the actual legislation of the city.

Article 2

Article 3 provides the executive authority responsible for supervision management throughout the city's civilian construction festival, and the establishment of administrative authorities in the districts (markets) is responsible for monitoring the management of civilian buildings in this administrative area.

Relevant sectors, such as economic, alteration, planning, land-based resources, water, environmental protection, science and technology, business, finance, tax and quality technical supervision, should be managed in collaboration with civil construction sections within their respective responsibilities.

The development of new wall materials in the city and the district (market) areas should be well-established for civilian construction.

Article 4 Planning for civilian buildings in the districts (markets) should be based on the specific planning of the local civilian construction festivals, as well as the municipal construction of administrative authorities.

Civil construction sections should be tailored to the energy requirements of new civilian buildings, the renovation of existing civilian buildings, the diffusion of energy in civilian buildings, the extension of renewable energy in civilian buildings, and the operation management of civilian construction systems.

Article 5

Article 6 supports scientific innovation and application activities in civil construction festivals by businesses, individuals and social organizations, and provides recognition and incentives to achieve greater efficiency, as well as to the Government of the people at the district level and its relevant sectors.

Article 7 encourages and supports the provision of services to provide services such as counselling, design, evaluation, audit and certification.

To support and encourage industry associations to play a role in the planning, production and implementation of energy-efficient standards, the diffusion of energy-efficient technologies, energy consumption statistics, and energy dissemination training and information advice.

Article 8 is gradually outsourced in the areas of planning for civilian buildings, the preparation and implementation of energy-efficient standards, the diffusion of energy-efficient technologies, energy consumption statistics, energy-efficient advocacy training and information advice. Scientific research institutions, higher colleges and other eligible organizations have established administrative authorities to contract outsourced services with them, with clear rights obligations.

Section II

Article 9. The establishment of administrative authorities in the city, in accordance with national and provincial and municipal civilian construction sections, will develop technical policies for civilian construction festivals, the development of new technologies, new processes, new equipment, new materials, new product extensions, and the regular publication of them to society.

Article 10

Civil construction materials and products are used in the name of building energy and new types of wall materials, and should be made available to the city-led administrative authorities and to the municipal development of new types of materials. Municipal construction of administrative authorities and municipal development of new types of wall material should publish the list of building blocks granted and new wall material on a regular basis.

Article 11. When the investment authorities, such as the economy, undertake the approval, approval and approval of the fixed-term asset investment project for the following civilian construction projects, they shall assess the civilian construction of administrative authorities in the city or in the district (market) where the project is located, and shall make approval or approval of the review opinion based on the criteria for the rational use of national and provincial resources, the design of norms and the assessment of civilian buildings:

(i) Public construction projects with a single building area of over 20,000 square meters;

(ii) The housing construction project for more than 200,000 square meters;

(iii) Government investment projects with a single building area of over 1 million square meters.

Fixed asset investment projects that do not receive a section to review the approval of opinions are not approved and approved by the investment authorities.

In planning for civilian buildings by law, the municipal and district planning authorities should include a comprehensive consideration of the requirements for energy use and building energy, as well as advice on whether the construction design programme meets the mandatory standards of civilian buildings. The idea of building administrative authorities is one of the important grounds for planning review.

Units such as construction, design, construction map review, construction and treasury should strictly implement civilian construction standards and adhere to the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing the availability of civilian buildings.

Article 14. The construction units shall identify technical requirements and product technical indicators for civilian construction festivals in the design and construction of tendering documents and related contracts, provide the construction and treasury units with a construction map review body to review qualified construction map design documents and organize receipts in accordance with the criteria for the quality of engineering work in civilian construction.

The construction units shall not expressly, implicitly or implicitly design, construction, custodial, testing and other units to reduce the standard of civilian buildings and shall not expressly, imply or implicitly use material, products and equipment not in accordance with the requirements of civilian buildings and shall not require the design, construction units to modify the design document of qualified civilian buildings.

Article 15. The construction map review body shall conduct a review of the construction map design document in accordance with the norms that can be designed in civilian construction sections; without review or review of the criteria that are not in accordance with the mandatory standards of the civilian construction section, the eligible report shall not be reviewed in the construction map.

Article 16, which is reviewed by the construction map review body for eligible civilian construction projects, should review the construction map review of qualified reports and the related information sent to the construction of administrative authorities in the construction of the engineering area.

The construction of an administrative authority shall not be granted a construction permit without review of the request or a review of the non-qualified construction map design document.

Any unit or individual may not be allowed to change the construction map design document of the review request and not to reduce the cost of construction. The construction map design document had to be revised, and the construction units should be re-examined by the original construction map review body and report on the construction of administrative authorities.

Article 17

(i) Prior to the construction of a special programme for construction of construction technology in the construction of construction facilities, which was agreed and signed by the technical heads of construction units and the master plan engineers;

(ii) Technical roll-out and necessary practical operational training for professionals involved in construction work in construction projects;

(iii) Construction in accordance with the review of qualified construction map design documents and meeting the regulatory requirements for the quality of construction work in civilian construction festivals;

(iv) The main material available in the construction section should be presented in advance to the construction site.

Article 18

(i) A clear request for civilian construction in the planning of the institution and the preparation of the rules on the management of civilian buildings and the development of detailed institutional measures and requirements.

(ii) It was found that the construction unit did not carry out construction in accordance with the construction map design document and the quality of the construction work performed in civilian construction sections, which should be required to change the construction units; the construction unit was refused to correct and should report on the construction units in a timely manner and report to the engineering quality oversight body.

(iii) Measures should be taken to put an end to the use of hypocrisy and the inclusion of the technology, processes, equipment, materials and products that prohibit the use of a directory; and to put an end to the invalidity, the quality of the work monitoring body should be reported in a timely manner.

(iv) In the construction of major symnasium works, such as walls, roofs, the treasury engineers should implement the treasury in accordance with the requirements of the Code of Conduct.

Article 19 Construction units, real estate development enterprises should provide information on the construction of buildings, sales (previously sold) on the ground, information on the sale of property, such as the provision of explanatory housing measures, the insurance period, and information on the sale of goods contracts, home quality assurance or home use statements.

Article 20, the owner of the building or the use of the holder shall not be allowed to change the building blocking structure, and the need for change shall be subject to the approval of the original design cell and shall not reduce the standard of building energy.

The construction units should organize units such as design, construction, treasury, etc. prior to the completion of civilian construction works, to conduct the construction work inspection of the construction section in accordance with the relevant legal regulations and the accepted norms, and to produce a corresponding record of the receipt, to be available to the city or district (market) engineering quality monitoring body at the location of the project.

No construction can be carried out either by inspection of works in the construction branch or by failure to obtain the results of the unit's work, which shall not be used.

Chapter III

Article 2

The rehabilitation of existing civilian buildings should focus on national office buildings and large public buildings.

Article 23 provides that the rehabilitation of civilian buildings should be developed and fully justified. Sections should be adapted in line with the mandatory standards of civilian construction, and scientific evidence of the need for adaptation, feasibility, structural safety and investment.

Article 24 provides for the rehabilitation of office buildings, which are funded by the Government at all levels.

Public buildings, such as education, culture, sports and health, can be renovated through a common burden on all levels of government finance, constructionowners.

Other civilian buildings can be renovated by the owner. Investment in social finance has been encouraged to be renovated in both civilian buildings, and investors can share the benefits that can be obtained from the construction section as agreed.

Article 25 Governments should be entrusted with a qualitative assessment of relevant institutions following the completion of the construction of civilian buildings.

Chapter IV Civil construction applications for renewable energy

Article 26

The construction work map design document should contain a specific description of renewable energy use. The new construction of public buildings with hydrothermal systems, the following 12-level residential buildings, and the above-mentioned 6th floor of residential buildings should be designed to integrate solar use with buildings.

Article 27 should select appropriate renewable energy sources for heating, refrigeration, lighting and heating water supply.

The civilian construction projects financed by the Government and the public buildings of more than 20,000 square meters, hotels, hospitals, should be used at least one renewable energy and should be given expert opinions.

The renewable energy applications for new civilian buildings should be designed in parallel with the construction of the subject matter, synchronized construction and synchronization.

It was encouraged to synchronize renewable energy applications with existing civilian buildings.

Article 29 Governments, construction units, design units, treasury units, construction units, work-service enterprises and ITU enterprises should actively support the application of renewable energy in civilian buildings and create favourable conditions for renewable energy construction applications.

The cost of reasonable access by ITU enterprises for the acquisition of renewable energy electricity and other reasonable related costs can be taken into account for the cost of ITU businesses and recover from sales of electricity.

Article 31 uses a centralized air conditioning system, a stable heat demand and a new construction, alteration, expansion of public buildings with more than 1 million square meters of the building area, and encourages the installation of airborne heat recovery devices.

Article 33 Model projects for renewable energy construction applications should be synchronized with the development of data monitoring systems and encourage the introduction of a third-party assessment body to guide the operation of demonstration projects.

Chapter V

In article 32, the owner of the civilian building and the right to use should ensure the proper functioning of the civilian building system.

The ownership of office buildings and large public buildings and the use of power holders should establish sound civilian buildings management systems and operating protocols to monitor, maintain and transmit data to civilian buildings for monitoring platforms.

Article 33

Article XXXE should establish a monitoring platform for civilian construction, conduct regular statistical and evaluation analyses, and publicize energy consumption in heating, refrigeration, lighting, as appropriate.

Chapter VI

Article XV Establishment of administrative authorities in the municipalities and districts (markets) should establish monitoring mechanisms to enhance oversight over the management of civilian buildings in this administrative area.

The quality of work in the urban and district (market) areas is governed by law by law by the supervision of the quality of the construction of civilian buildings in the present administration and the related conduct of the parties responsible.

In the city and the district (market) area, the development of new wall materials is responsible for the promotional applications, such as new materials, new technologies, new equipment, and daily management of civilian buildings in this administrative area, as well as for the monitoring of the use of bricks by law.

The construction of administrative authorities in the municipalities and districts (communes) areas should establish a system of information-sharing for civilian construction units with local sections of executive authorities and relevant administrative authorities, as well as regular disclosure of management-related information to society and facilitate public scrutiny.

The establishment of administrative authorities should inform the relevant administrative authorities on a timely basis of information on the management of civilian buildings. The executive branch should strengthen industry management and guidance in accordance with its responsibilities.

Article 37 Establishment of administrative authorities in the municipalities and districts (markets) should establish a mechanism for the management of credits in the civil construction section. In accordance with the level of law and frequency of violations of the relevant legal, regulatory, regulatory and regulatory responsibilities of civilian construction sections, the establishment of a record of excellence and credibility of enterprises in the law that have not been recorded in a certain period of time has been shown.

Article 338 Quality supervisors should strengthen the quality supervision of civilian construction facilities. In developing a monitoring programme of work, specific departments and content of the quality supervision of civilian construction facilities should be identified, with emphasis on the following:

(i) Implementation of the quality responsibilities and obligations of the parties responsible for the construction of civilian buildings;

(ii) The implementation of the construction map review body to review qualified construction map design documents;

(iii) Re-examining the changes in design documents that can be effective in civilian construction;

(iv) The preparation, approval and implementation of the special construction programme and the executive rules of the Civil Construction Section;

(v) Whether the material, equipment, components and components that can be used in civilian construction projects are in compliance with design requirements, and whether the sample testing and review is conducted in accordance with relevant national technical standards, normative protocols;

(vi) The local inspection and results of civilian construction projects are in compliance with the requirements;

(vii) The quality control of key works and key departments in the construction of civilian buildings is in compliance with the requirements;

(viii) The inspection, sub-engineering and divisional engineering process is in compliance with the requirements.

In the course of monitoring inspections, engineering quality monitoring bodies have found that the parties responsible for the construction of the parties are in breach of the relevant provisions and should be responsible for changing the deadlines.

Article 39 Quality supervisory bodies should oversee the quality of the work of the civilian construction section. When the energy sector works are eligible, the major testing reports and the receipt of the information on the civilian construction festival are submitted.

In the report on the quality of construction work submitted by the engineering quality monitoring body, oversight views should be provided on the quality of the work of the civilian construction festival. In violation of the quality management provisions of the energy-efficient work, the construction unit should be responsible for the change and request the re-organization of the completed inspection. The civilian construction section works less than civilian construction facilities standards or does not meet the requirements for the management of civilian buildings and does not proceed with the clearance.

Article 40 Development of new wall materials should be screened for the compatibility of the material to the construction site with the standards of civilian construction, and inspection of the use of chewings prior to the hidden structure of the engineering complex.

Article 40 establishes the manner in which administrative authorities should be informed and heard by society, receive advice, complaints and reports, and that a written decision on admissibility should be taken within 5 days. Inadmissibility should be explained to the parties; it should be decided that the decision should be taken within 30 days of the date of receipt and that the outcome should be addressed in a timely manner.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 42, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the regulations of the State Department's Civil Archives Regulations, the management of buildings in the province of Zangongang, and the energy efficiency regulations in the city of Nimbo have been punished in accordance with their provisions.

Article 43 thirteenth can test bodies, civil construction units, in violation of this approach, and, in the course of testing, energy efficiency assessment, false leave and failure to test or judge results, are converted by the establishment of administrative authorities to order deadlines and punished in accordance with the relevant legislative provisions; in the event of serious circumstances, the granting of a qualification licence.

Article 44 states that the building owner, the use of the owner or the enterprise of the material industry, in violation of the provisions of this approach, does not provide for the cost of the building, or without the justification for disrupting the use of renewable energy, such as solar energy, are converted by the construction of administrative authorities and punished in accordance with the relevant legal regulations.

Article 42 builds administrative authorities, engineering quality monitoring bodies and their staff in violation of this approach, which allows for the supervision of the management of private fraud, abuse of authority, negligence, corrections by parent organs or other competent organs, and for administrative disposition by law of the competent and other direct responsible personnel responsible for direct responsibility.

Chapter VIII

Article 46 of this approach states that civilian buildings are capable of reducing energy consumption activities in the course of their use, subject to ensuring the functionality of civilian buildings and the quality of the heat environment indoor buildings.

This approach refers to civilian construction, office buildings and other public buildings, such as residential buildings, office buildings and commerce, services, education and health.

Article 47 does not apply to the method of self-building (including alterations, extensions), but encourages the use of new wall materials, construction materials and products, and the installation and use of renewable energy, such as solar energy.

Article 48