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Administrative Measures For The Prevention And Control Of Environmental Noise Pollution In Kunming City

Original Language Title: 昆明市环境噪声污染防治管理办法

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(The 40th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Turkmen Republic, held on 13 March 2007, considered the adoption of Decree No. 72 of 13 April 2007 No. 72 of the Order of the Government of the Turkmen Republic of 13 April 2007, effective 1 July 2007)

Chapter I General
Article 1, in order to combat environmental noise and to create an environment conducive to human health, develops this approach in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Act on Environmental Exposure Pollution Control, the People's Republic of China Act on Security and Safety Management of the People's Republic of China.
Article II of this approach refers to the voices of the environment surrounding interference in industrial production, construction, transport and social life.
This approach refers to environmental noise contamination, which refers to the environmental noise criteria that arise more than the environmental noise standards set by the State and interfere with the voices of others in normal life, work and learning.
Article 3 units and individuals in the area of the city's administration that have noise over environmental emissions should be respected.
Article IV governs the administration of environmental protection in municipalities, districts (markets) areas responsible for the uniform supervision of environmental noise control in the region under their jurisdiction and for the day-to-day monitoring of industrial, construction noise pollution control.
The public security sector is specifically responsible for the day-to-day monitoring of traffic noise, social life noise pollution control.
Sectors such as planning, building, culture, business and transport should be co-ordinated with environmental noise control in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect the environment, and the right to stop, prosecute and bring to justice the damage caused by environmental noise.
Environmental noise surveillance management's allegations of pollution of environmental noise, charges should be received in a timely manner and be found in accordance with the law.
Chapter II Oversight management
Article 6. Construction projects that generate environmental noise and other productive activities should be in line with the requirements of the Know City Environmental Excellence Zone, approved by the Government of the city.
Article 7. The planning sector, in determining the construction of the Buddd Authority, should be based on the “Recognique environmental noise area” approved by the Government of the city and the associated planning, construction design norms, rationalizing the noise gap between the buildings and making appropriate planning design requirements.
Article 8 produces environmental noise pollution, and according to the State's unit requiring declaration, it should be registered with the environmental protection administrative authorities at the district level above.
The type, quantity and noise levels of the noise source have changed significantly, and changes should be registered in the original registration sector by 15 days in advance.
Article 9 dismantled or unused anti-polluting facilities and should be declared to the local environmental protection administrative authorities on 10 days in advance, and subsequently approved.
The executive authorities for environmental protection should take decisions of agreement or disagreement within 5 days of the date of receipt of the declaration.
Article 10. Emission noise exceeds the country-mandated environmental noise emission criteria, which should be paid in accordance with the State's provisions and take measures to govern them.
Article 11 provides for units and individual businesses that have caused severe environmental noise contamination in the areas of health care, the scientific research area, the office of the agency, the residential neighbourhood and the residential residential area. In accordance with the decision of the State Department, the time-bound governance decisions for small-scale business units and individual businessmen may be taken by the executive authorities of environmental protection at the district level.
Units and individual businessmen who are responsible for transitional governance should be completed by time and should report on progress in governance to the local environmental protection administrative authorities on a regular basis.
The noise on emissions has caused contamination of the surrounding living environment, as well as the lack of effective governance measures, as well as individual businessmen, by the Environmental Protection Administration, which is approved by the Government of the same-ranking people, and is responsible for its suspension, relocation, closure.
Chapter III
Article 12. The noise of emissions from industrial enterprises and individual businessmen to the surrounding living environment should be in line with the State-mandated industrial enterprise plant noise standards.
Article 13 prohibits new industrial enterprises in the following areas:
(i) Medical areas, religious sciences, office and residential areas;
(ii) Lobby areas, natural protected areas, tourist holidays, priority material protected areas.
Article XIV prohibits the concentration of unsensitivable buildings, such as the medical area, the scientific research area, the office of the agency, the residential area, in the area of mechanical processing, the operation of automotive maintenance, etc.
Prior to the implementation of this approach, the units that have been operating in the region and do not meet the targets of the noise emissions should be governed by the corresponding governance measures in accordance with the State-mandated emission criteria for industrial enterprises.
Article 15. Industrial enterprises that generate environmental noise pollution should be reasonably equipped to use low-notied equipment, improve the process and adopt governance measures such as voices, voices, chewings, sensitization and decency, mitigate environmental noise pollution and meet the exhaustion criteria for industrial enterprises.
Chapter IV
Article 16 Building construction units should take effective measures to reduce the pollution of construction noise and the emissions of construction noise and should be in line with the State's stated value of the construction area.
In the area established in Article 17, the construction process uses mechanical equipment that may result in environmental noise contamination, and the construction unit shall declare the project name, construction premises and duration of the construction work to the environmental protection administrative authorities of the area (market) in the area of the construction area prior to the start of the work.
The establishment of the area of Article 18 is prohibited from conducting construction operations at 12-14 hours, from 22 to 6 p.m., except for the continuous operation of production processes, such as chewings, garbage, drilling and chewing.
Other areas and time required to prohibit construction operations are determined by the people's governments in the districts (markets) and to inform society.
Article 19 must carry out night constructions due to bleaching, treasurying, drilling stereotypes, and construction units should be registered by the municipality-building authorities in the pre-construction period, to the location's district (market) environmental protection administrative authorities, and in writing to the nearby population.
Article 20 prohibits construction operations that generate noise in the scientific research area and residential neighbourhoods, from within seven days and from 18 to 8 p.m.
During mid-auction and high-auction period, all construction operations that produce environmental noise contamination were prohibited around 500 metres.
Chapter V
Article 21, in accordance with the principle of subsequent pre-construction, should maintain a certain distance between the medical sector, the scientific research area, the office area, the residential neighbourhood and the urban roads. Releasing distances cannot be assured, construction units should take effective measures, such as the creation of disparate barriers, to reduce, avoid traffic noise contamination.
Article 22, where motor vehicles are located within the city's administration, should be installed in a complete and effective stereotyped equipment and in compliance with the required audience, and the noise should be in line with the mobility vehicle noise emission standards.
In the region of the twenty-third main urban area, there is a prohibition on motor vehicle sanswers, except for special vehicles when carrying out tasks such as firefighting, ambulances, work hijacking risk, and public safety alerts.
In the event of an emergency in a region that prohibits the horrends, a manoeuvres shall not exceed 0.5 seconds and no longer exceed three consecutive trajectories. Few.
Other areas requiring banishment are determined by the people's governments in the districts (markets) and made public.
Chapter VI
Article 24 prohibits the use of high-speakers or other methods that generate environmental noise contamination in business.
In the main city, the operators are prohibited from placing the voice boxes and speakers at commercial cultural sites, such as chambers of commerce, gates, hotels, theatres and theatre.
Article 25.
Article 26 The family shall not interfere with the normal life of another person by using the noise facility, the various escalators, the raising of animals.
Mobile vehicles that have been installed to prevent theft of police equipment should ensure the proper functioning of the police equipment and that the police officers must not be resonated over time and disrupt the normal life of others.
Article 27, in the residential building of the population that has been completed, prohibits the use of electrical drilling, electrical mechanics, shocks, etc., at 12-14 hours, from 18 to 8 p.m.
Chapter VII Legal responsibility
Article 28, in violation of article 8, paragraph 1, of this approach, is being corrected by an administrative authority responsible for environmental protection and fined by more than 500,000 dollars.
Article 29, in violation of article 12, paragraph 14, of this approach, has been modified by an administrative authority responsible for environmental protection and fined by over 3,000 dollars. With regard to the difficulty of governance, the executive authorities of the environmental protection authorities have reported to the Government of the people at the district level for approval and are responsible for their suspension, relocation and closure.
Article 31, in violation of article 18, paragraph 1, 19, article 20 of this approach, has been modified by an administrative authority responsible for environmental protection and fined by over 3,000 dollars.
Article 31, in violation of article 21 of this approach, does not take effective measures, such as the imposition of a disparate barrier, by the executive authorities of the environmental protection, to be responsibly corrected and to impose a fine of over 3,000 dollars.
Article 33, paragraphs 1, 2, 24, 25, 26 and 27 of this approach is subject to a warning by the public security sector in violation of article 23, paragraph 1, of the scheme; a warning is not rectified by a fine of more than 200 million dollars.
Article 33 violates this approach by prohibiting the unauthorized construction, expansion of industrial enterprises in the region and by planning, land, environmental protection, business administration, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article 34 governs the use of authority by environmental noise supervisors, favours private fraud, play a role in negligence, and provides administrative disposal in accordance with the law, which constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.
Chapter VIII
Article 55 of this approach was implemented effective 1 July 2007.