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Administrative Measures For The Construction Of Barrier-Free Facilities In Haikou City

Original Language Title: 海口市无障碍设施建设管理办法

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(The 48th ordinary meeting of the Government of the 14th Sea, 7 August 2009, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 74 of 24 August 2009 on the People's Government Order No. 74 of 24 August 2009, effective 1 September 2009)

Article 1 promotes social civilization and progress in order to strengthen the construction and management of accessible facilities in the city, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and in the light of the actual practice of the city.

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Article 3. The accessibility facilities referred to in this approach refer to the provision of services in construction projects to ensure the safety and accessibility of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and other actors, including:

(i) Google, Google and blind;

(ii) Obstacles such as vertical ladder, grading;

(iii) warning signals, signals, instructions;

(iv) Low-ranking devices such as low telephone calls, low-ranking chairs, low-washing ponds;

(v) A dedicated parking, a dedicated audience, and a safe gate;

(vi) Access to toilets, toilets;

(vii) Obstacles;

(viii) Other facilities that facilitate the use of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and others.

Article IV Building and management of accessibility facilities should uphold the principles of rational design, regulation, effective maintenance and accessibility.

Article 5

The municipal, district-building administrative authorities are specifically responsible for the supervision of the construction, maintenance and rehabilitation of facilities in the present administration.

Relevant departments, such as planning, conversion, parking, public safety, housing, education, civil affairs, disability, urban administration and finance, should work in collaboration with the construction and management of accessibility facilities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

The relevant sectors, such as urban planning, construction of nutrients, should prepare specific plans for the building of accessibility facilities in accordance with the state of socio-economic development in the city.

Article 7. The design units shall be designed in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Roads and Building Access Design Guidelines (hereinafter referred to as the design norm) to design accessibility facilities that strictly implement the mandatory standards of the design norm.

Building accessibility facilities should be in line with the basic requirements of safety, accessibility, accessibility and accessibility, and should comply with the following specific provisions:

(i) Pushion, groundworking in public buildings, and fire protection;

(ii) To pave the way for the continuation of the blind tunnel, the trajectory, the trajectory, the underground inspection of the wells, the trees, and to connect the surrounding public traffic parks, the street bridges and the accessibility facilities for public buildings;

(iii) Skills, the entrance of public buildings, or slopes;

(iv) The establishment of a Braille station at the public transport terminal, which is accessible to persons with disabilities with high, colour, form and content;

(v) To create help desks, telephone calls for the provision of services to the public, along with low desks and low windows;

(vi) The glass doors of public buildings, the glass wall, the ladder, the ladder, the corridor, etc., and the setting of warning signs or indicative facilities;

(vii) The stereotype of accessibility facilities and a clear distinction between the surrounding environment;

(viii) There are accessibility facilities that are markedly placed in an accessible mark consistent with norms and standards.

Article 8, construction, expansion and alteration of public buildings, residential buildings, urban roads and roads in residential areas, public greenfields, public service facilities, etc., should build accessibility facilities in accordance with the standards and requirements of the design norms.

Access facilities should be designed at the same time as construction projects, at the same time, while at the same time being delivered, and be connected to the facilities already in place around construction projects.

Article 9. The construction units should include the relevant elements of accessibility facilities in the design of stages such as the preparation of project feasibility studies, the preparation of design inspections, the formulation of design inspections, and the inclusion of user-friendly facilities-building standards in the planning, design, engineering administration, the organization of completion tests.

Article 10. Construction units, custodial units shall be designed in accordance with the review of qualified construction maps and in accordance with national, provincial standards relating to construction technology, and shall regulate the construction and administration of accessibility facilities.

Article 11 No review was adopted with respect to the design of accessibility facilities in accordance with the provisions.

The construction map review body shall strictly review the construction map design document of construction projects in accordance with the Design Guidelines and other relevant provisions, and shall not have a review of qualified documents for construction projects that are not in accordance with the provisions.

Following the completion of the construction project, the construction units should, at the time of the organization of the receipt, be equipped with the facilities that are well-established and will report on the construction of an administrative authority. Access to facilities is qualified and accessible.

The Government of the city and the people of the region should organize plans for the development of a user-friendly facility based on accessibility facilities. Municipal, district-related administrative authorities should implement rehabilitation in accordance with their respective responsibilities for the construction of project owners or operators in accordance with the annual rehabilitation plan for accessibility facilities.

Accessibility facility rehabilitation funds, such as urban roads, bridges, are funded by financial arrangements at all levels, and other construction projects are covered by the construction of project ownership or operators.

Article 14. The conservation of accessible facilities accompanying municipal infrastructure is governed by the division of labour by the relevant administrative authorities, such as the construction of an administrative authority, the Greening Administration and the transport administration of public security authorities. The conservation of the facilities that are built in other construction projects is vested with ownership or operators.

The responsibilities for accessibility facilities should be maintained and maintained on a regular basis for accessibility facilities and ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities.

No unit or person may damage, unauthorized access to facilities or change the use of accessibility facilities.

Article 16 requires the temporary occupation of urban roads due to urban construction or mass activity, and should avoid the use of accessibility facilities; and the need for the use of accessibility facilities should be accompanied by a warning signal or signal facility.

The temporary occupancy period has been completed and the occupancy units should resume the status of accessibility facilities.

Article 17 Disabled People's Federation, the Committee on Older Persons, the Women's Federation and other social groups or individuals have the right to monitor the construction, rehabilitation, conservation and management of accessibility facilities and to make observations and recommendations to relevant administrative authorities. The relevant administrative authorities should study and respond in a timely manner.

Article 18 violates the provisions of Articles 7, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 12 of this approach, which are sanctioned by the construction of the executive authority in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Quality Management Regulations for Construction of Engineering, the Housing Construction and Urban Infrastructure Engineering Purchase Management Scheme.

Article 19, in violation of article 15 of the present approach, stipulates that damage, unauthorized occupation of accessibility facilities or changes in accessibility facilities shall be punished by the relevant administrative authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the municipal facility management and road traffic safety management.

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