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(Adopted by the 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Challenge of 27 November 2007, No. 100 of the Order of the Royal Government of the City of 11 December 2007 and published as of 1 February 2008) Article 1, in order to enhance the protection of the earthquake monitoring facilities and the environment of seismic observation, ensures the smooth conduct of seismic monitoring forecasts and develop this provision in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 protects the earthquake monitoring facilities and the environment of seismic observation in the present city's administration. The seismic monitoring facilities referred to in this provision refer to the monitoring facilities, equipment, instruments and other seismic monitoring facilities, equipment, instruments and instruments established by the seismic administrative authorities of the State. The earthquake observation environment referred to in this provision refers to the overall range of factors that guarantee the normal functioning of seismic monitoring facilities. Article 3. Governments at all levels should strengthen the protection of earthquake monitoring facilities and the environment of earthquake observation. The Government of all levels is responsible for the management and supervision of the protection of earthquake monitoring facilities and seismic observing environments. Relevant sectors and units such as public safety, land resources, construction, planning, transport, water conservation and environmental protection, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are protected by seismic monitoring facilities and seismic observing environments. Any unit and person in Article IV have the obligation under the law to protect the seismic monitoring facilities and the environment of seismic observation, and the right to report on acts that endanger, destroy the seismic monitoring facilities and seismic observing the environment. Article 5 prohibits the occupation, removal and damage of the following seismic monitoring facilities: (i) Monitoring instruments, equipment and devices at seismic stations (stills, points); (ii) The holes, observations wells for earthquake monitoring; (iii) The seismic monitoring cell network centres, secondary stations and remote sites; (iv) earthquake monitoring signs; (v) earthquake monitoring specialized wireless communications frequency, trust and communications facilities; (vi) Provide electricity and water facilities for earthquake monitoring. Article 6. The seismic observing environment should delineate the scope of protection in accordance with the requirements of the source of interference that may affect the effectiveness of its work in the vicinity of the earthquake monitoring facility. The specific scope of protection is governed by the authorities of the city and the authorities or institutions responsible for the management of seismic activities, which are to be determined in the light of the minimum distances provided for in the relevant national standards. The establishment of high-FM electromagnetic radiation devices (including radio launch stations), high-pression transmission lines, etc.), national standards have not yet been provided for the minimum distance from seismic monitoring facilities, and the authorities or institutions responsible for the management of earthquake work by the Government of the city will be determined on-site basis with the authorities concerned. Article 7 prohibits, in addition to the construction activities provided for in article 8 of this Article by law, the following activities in the context of the observation of environmental protection: (i) Distinction, mining, quantification, drilling, pumping water and note water; (ii) The establishment of a non-linear signal launch device, the conduct of absorption operation and the movement of machinery; (iii) To pave the metal pipeline within the context of the environmental protection of electromagnetic observations, electrical cables, magnetic objects and the installation of high-FM electromagnetic radiation devices; (iv) Incentive operations within the context of geospatial observation of environmental protection; (v) Contingency and filling of garbage and sewerage within the context of environmental protection in underground streams; (vi) Obstacles or unauthorized mobile seismic observatory markings in the vicinity of observation lines and observations. Article 8. New construction, expansion, alteration and construction should avoid endangering the earthquake monitoring facility and the earthquake observation environment; indeed, it is not possible to avoid and must be built, and construction units should be built upon the requirements of the municipalities' governments in the sectors responsible for managing earthquakes. New seismic monitoring facilities are needed, and the Government of the city is responsible for the management of the seismic sector, which can require the normal operation of the new seismic monitoring facility for a period of one year to dismantle the original seismic monitoring facility. The cost of the measures set out in paragraphs 1 and 2 of this article is borne by the construction units. Article 9. Units and individuals are in violation of this provision and are subject to administrative penalties in accordance with the earthquake monitoring regulations of the Department of State. Crime constituted criminal liability by law. Article 10 provides for interpretation by the authorities responsible for the management of the earthquake. Article 11 provides for implementation effective 1 February 2008. The first seismic seismic monitoring facility and seismic observation environmental protection provisions (No. [1995]153) were repealed at the same time on 5 December 1995 by the Royal People's Government. |
