(Summit 15th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Faro City, 12 November 2009, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 72 of 13 November 2009 by the People's Government Order No. 72, dated 16 December 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection and management of the city of Autonomous Culture, to inherit and promote the cultural heritage of good history, to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Property, the Law on the Protection of the Villages of the Historical Cyclones.

Article II shall be subject to this approach in the planning, construction, management and other activities in the context of the preservation of historical cultural names in the veteran city.

Article 3 protects the city of Atomic Energy, which is too a history of science planning, strict protection, first and reasonable use. The right treatment of the protection of historical cultures is linked to urban construction and economic and social development.

Article IV. The Government of the city, district and town should strengthen its leadership in the protection of historic cultural creativity, integrate protection of historical cultural occupies into national economic and social development plans, incorporate protection funds into the current financial budget and increase by year.

Article 5

(i) To guide the protection of historic cultural creats;

(ii) Consider important matters relating to the protection of historical culture in the city;

(iii) Coordination of matters related to the protection of historical culture in the city.

The Office of the Historical Culture Protection Committee, which is located in the municipal planning authorities, is specifically responsible for its daily work.

Article 6. Municipal planning authorities are responsible for the protection, supervision and management of historic cultural creativity.

Development reform, construction, land, land, housing, municipal, financial, parking, water, cultural broadcasting, religion, civil affairs, tourism, etc., are governed by their respective responsibilities in the protection of the historic culture city.

Article 7, any unit and individual have the obligation to protect historic cultural occupies and have the right to make recommendations for the development and implementation of protection planning to discourage, prosecute and prosecute acts that undermine historical cultural occupies.

Article 8 Governments should provide incentives for units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the protection of historical cultural names.

Chapter II Protection elements

Article 9. The protection of the city of the so-called historical culture consists of the overall patterns of the city, the historic cultural streets, the historical cultural landscape, historical buildings and other elements that should be protected by law.

Article 10 Protections in the city include: river lake water, traditional street patterns, high building, urban landscapes, building colours.

The protection of the city should take different approaches to different regions.

Article 11. The historic cultural streets include: the South Warsaw Cultural Street, the Oriental Cultural Street, the Oriental Cultural Street, the historic cultural streets of the city of Minas, the Landss and the historical cultural neighbourhood of the minerals, the historic cultural neighbourhood of the expert building of the Soviet Union. In accordance with the principles protected by the historic cultural streets, it should be maintained that its history remains true, the integrity of traditional landscapes and the continuity of life of the inhabitants of the historic cultural streets.

Article 12. Historical cultural landscapes include: temples, monastery, historical cultural landscapes of the Lake, the Accreditation Army, the historic cultural landscape of the streets, the historical cultural landscape of the streets, the historic cultural landscape of the city's western water landscape, the historic cultural landscape of the city's western water system, and the historical cultural landscape of the streets.

Article 13 History consists of building blocks such as the Sample of the city of Porto Guantang, the North-South Office of the Municipal Government, the former Zang Railway Bank Building, the Sumbing, the Workers' Cultural Palace, the Princessssss of the University of San Sussi, the Armial Station, the Yumkkin factory, and the specialized residential building of the Soviet Union.

Protection planning

Article 14. The municipal planning authorities shall organize protection planning for historic cultural names, with the approval of the People's Government of the city, in accordance with the State's requirements for the preparation of the national plan for the protection of historical culture.

Prior to the protection planning report, the views of the public and expert of society should be widely consulted.

Other specific types of planning and detailed planning should be consistent with the historical cultural domain protection planning.

Article 15, after the publication of the historical cultural name protection planning approved by the law, no unit or individual may be subject to self-imposed changes; it should be consulted widely on the basis of the need for public interest and to organize expert arguments for the publication of implementation after the approval of the body.

Article 16

(i) Contrary to national economic and social development plans;

(ii) Focus on the protection of traditional patterns, historical landscapes and spatial measurements;

(iii) Strict control of the high, physical, colour and wind depth of the construction;

(iv) To adapt to the needs of the urban population in living and working environments.

Article 17 builds and other facilities that are not consistent with historical cultural domain protection planning, detailed planning, and should be adapted in accordance with planning requirements. It cannot be renovated or removed by law.

The protection planning of historical cultures has not been incorporated, but it can be reflected in the construction (constitutional) of historic culture, natural landscapes and human landscapes, which are investigated by the municipal planning authorities with the relevant sectors. In order to meet conditions, the Government of the People of the city was approved to include the scope of planning controls and to make it public.

Chapter IV Protection measures

Article 18 build-up units and individuals within the framework of protection planning should be in line with the requirements for the construction of detailed planning, with the approval of municipal planning authorities in accordance with the law. The construction of the business cannot be carried out without approval.

Design units should be designed in accordance with the requirements of protection planning, and no design maps should be provided to construction units in violation of planning requirements. When the municipal planning authorities approve construction projects within the framework of protection planning, the advice of the municipal legal authorities and experts shall not be sought for project approval in violation of protection planning requirements.

Article 19 buildings with protection values shall not be removed, modified and expanded in violation of the law.

The construction of a project choice site should avoid the opening of protected buildings, ancient trees and human landscapes; it is true that public interest needs cannot be avoided and should be protected as possible.

In order to implement the protection of the sites, the construction units should pre-defined protection measures, provide for approval by the relevant departments and include protective measures in the feasibility study or design task books.

Without the protection of the place of origin and the need for relocation or removal, construction units should provide a feasibility certificate report, information on the relocation of new sites and other relevant information, which is approved by the municipal planning authorities after review with the relevant sectors.

The dismantling of the hidings, simulations, construction components, which have the value of the State's protection type, is collected by the property collection units designated by the authorities.

Article 20 provides for the construction of historical cultural neighbourhoods and shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Non-movable material to protect in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations;

(ii) Buildings with protection values that are protected under this approach;

(iii) Other buildings are protected in accordance with the requirements for protection planning in historic cultural neighbourhoods.

Article 21 includes historical buildings within the framework of the protection of historic cultural names, and there is a need to maintain and prevent the tropolitane.

Households in historical buildings are relocated and properly accommodated by government funds for the planning of relocations.

Article 2 Planning authorities shall conduct censuses with the authorities of the city of the historical cultural streets and the historical buildings with protection values, develop maps, establish protection files, publish and monitor them to society.

The municipal planning authorities shall enter into protection management agreements with units or individuals in the area of the wall plate area, along with the transfer of the management agreement to the streets, communes (communes) of the location, and monitor management.

Article 23 of the city's people's Government should set protection symbols from the date of publication for historical cultural streets and buildings with protection values.

No unit or person shall be subject to alteration, destruction, illegal movement and the removal of protection signs.

Article 24 should be used, managed, maintained and repaired by all, administrators and users in accordance with protection planning and repair standards. Renovation standards are developed by the municipal housing authorities in conjunction with the municipal planning and documentation authorities.

Protected buildings are maintained and rehabilitated by all. All persons, administrators and users agree otherwise.

Everyone does not have the capacity to repair and, with the consent of all, the Government of the people of the protected areas may decide to purchase in a way that pays cash or property transfers.

Article 25 pre-improvement of protection types of buildings should be announced, in accordance with planning requirements, for approval by the municipal planning authorities with the relevant sectors.

No unit or individual may unauthorized alterations, expansions, maintenance or dismantle protected buildings.

No unit or individual shall be allowed to change the historical name of traditional streets with the value of protection, regional names, etc.; the need for more name should be applied by law to the municipal geographical names authorities and to seek the advice of the authorities.

No units or individuals may be required to advertise, store easily flammable items and install facilities that affect their safety in historical buildings.

Chapter V Protection of use

Article 28, in the context of the protection of historical cultural names, should be systematically restored to buildings and facilities that reflect the historical landscape of the city and the characteristics of the local features, remembrance, and have access to public cultural places such as representative buildings, traditional homes, museums, cultural reserves.

Article 29 should establish a commemorative protection mark for the following important historical sites:

(i) The place of major historic events, the place of residence or the place of vital activity;

(ii) Significantly influential administrative, military, cultural educational institutions or other groups in history;

(iii) Significant archaeological excavations or sites identified;

(iv) The well-known streets of history.

The above-mentioned historic sites deserve to be restored.

Article 33 encourages the various sectors of society, domestic and international organizations and individuals to participate in the protection and rational use of historic cultural creats in various ways, such as investment, donations, technical services.

The development of projects such as catering, meals, recreation and tourism can be carried out, subject to the protection of historical landscapes.

The authorities of the city shall collect, collate, research and use cultural heritage, such as the historical events of the city, the reasons for geographical names, the poet's, the local ices, traditional processes, dietary culture, the folklore.

Article 32 encourages the organization of various traditional cultural activities that are dominated by popular customs.

Chapter VI Corporal punishment

Article 33, in the context of the protection of historical cultural creativity, the State organs and their staff under the law have the responsibility to protect, in violation of the provisions of this approach, one of the following cases, to be held in accordance with the law by their superior administrative organs or by the inspectorate; and to hold their criminal responsibility in accordance with the law:

(i) Reimbursement of the protection planning of historic cultures;

(ii) The extent of historical cultural streets in violation of the law;

(iii) Approval in violation of planning requirements.

In violation of this approach, the design unit, in violation of the planning requirement, provides the construction unit with a map of the design paper, which is being converted by the time limit of the planning authority, may agree on the design fee of more than two times the contract, but the maximum fine should not exceed $30,000.

In violation of the provisions of this approach, the period of time was changed by the planning authority to account for changes in paints, damage, illegal movement, removal of protection signs. Until such time, a fine of up to 3,000 dollars of the unit was fined to the amount of more than 1,000 dollars for individuals.

Article 36, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized alteration, expansion, maintenance or dismantlement of protected buildings by the planning authority to change the duration of the order, restore the landscape or other remedies. The grave consequences are punishable in accordance with the Regulations on the Protection of the Villages of the Historical Culture.

Article 337, in violation of this approach, provides for the placement of outdoor advertisements in historical buildings, the storage of fuel-prone items, the installation of facilities that affect their safety, and the relocation of time limits by the planning authority. Serious consequences have resulted in a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for units; a fine of up to 1000 for individuals.

Article 338 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The administrative review, non-execution and failure to comply with the penalties decision are overdue, and the administrative organs that make administrative sanctions decisions apply for enforcement by the People's Court.

Chapter VII

In this approach, capital cities refer to the east-building path, the west to the new road, the south to the street, the north to the northern street.

Historical cultural neighbourhoods refer to areas of special enrichment, concentration of historic buildings, a more complete and real expression of traditional patterns and historical landscapes and a sizeable region, published by the Provincial People's Government.

Historical cultural landscapes refer to the concentration of historical buildings or traditional buildings, which have maintained a particular cultural component or a unique urban landscape at a certain stage of urban development.

Historical buildings are defined by the commune people's Government to have a certain protection value that can reflect historical landscapes and local features, have not been published as protection units or have not been registered as buildings, constructions that are non-movable.

Article 40 protects in the context of the protection of historical cultural names, in relation to cultural objects, the sites of the Sygi city, the archaevans, etc., as well as laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 40