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Hefei Ready-Mixed Concrete Measures For The Administration Of

Original Language Title: 合肥市预拌混凝土管理办法

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(The 70th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the fertilities of 5 June 2006 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 123 of 11 October 2006 of the Order of the People's Government of the fertilities of 1 November 2006)

Article 1 improves urban construction management, improves the environment, reduces pollution, saves resources, improves the quality of construction work and develops this approach in line with the relevant national provisions.
Article II refers to the proportion of prefabricated concretes, such as cement, creed, water and, according to the need for codified expropriation and cobalt, with the concentration of automatic measurements by productive enterprises, the concrete coups that are transported to construction sites through specialized transport vehicles within the prescribed time frame.
Article 3. This approach applies to prefabricated production, sale, transport, use and monitoring management within the city area.
Article IV builds the administrative authorities responsible for prefabricated regulatory management of production, sale and use.
The municipal discrete cement office is responsible for the dissemination of cements, prefabricated concrete applications and organizational coordination.
The sectors such as environmental protection, public security and urban concorence are governed by their respective responsibilities for the production, transport and use of precision.
Article 5: The number, size and place of the prefabricant production enterprise should be tailored to the needs of urban development, and the establishment of administrative authorities in the city should lead to development planning with the relevant sectors.
Article 6. Enterprises engaged in prefabricated concrete production should be allowed to carry out productive activities, in accordance with the law, to presuppose a creativity certificate.
Pregnant production enterprises should engage in productive activities in accordance with the approved hierarchy and scope of operation.
Article 7. Preparing projects for the construction of concrete production enterprises to meet national standards and local standards for pollutant emissions. The construction projects need to be accompanied by the construction of environmental protection facilities, which must be designed in parallel with the main works, while at the same time being constructed.
Article 8. Pregnant production enterprises should establish sound enterprise management networks, regulations and quality assurance systems, and be produced in accordance with national standards and technical norms, to ensure the quality of raw materials and the quality of blends in accordance with the regulations.
Article 9. Pregnant concrete production enterprises should provide prefabricated quality certificates, concrete comparison reports, qualification certificates for cement plants and test reports when supplying them to users.
Article 10 provides a sum of more than 30 cubic metres (30 cubic metres) construction work that must be used to steer the ground and prohibit the release of the ground.
Article 11 must use prefabricated construction works in one of the following cases, which can be combined on the construction ground, but the quality monitoring management of construction work should be reported in advance of construction:
(i) For reasons such as road traffic, the transport of prefabricated concrete vehicles cannot reach the construction site;
(ii) Plurgical production enterprises cannot produce because of the special needs of construction works.
Effective measures to prevent, diligent and wastewater releases should be implemented in the construction field, in line with environmental protection provisions and national standards.
Article 12 Predicts to the construction site shall be based on a sample of the test blocks to be delivered by the parties in accordance with the relevant provisions. The pilot production is carried out in accordance with national standards.
Article 13 presupposes the realignment price, which is determined in accordance with the guidance and related provisions issued by the municipal construction work-making authority. The settlement price is included in the design of engineering estimates, in construction budgets, and construction units should include them in the overall investment in the work.
Article 14. The prefabricated unit shall enter into a supply contract with prefabricant production enterprises, indicating the availability of supplies, the date of delivery, the design of tenders, the technical parameters, the manner in which the goods are settled, the breach of the responsibility to default.
Article 15 Priorities for concrete production and transport should be consistent with environmental protection and sanitation requirements. The prefabricated concrete blend transport vehicles should ensure that the vehicle is well-functioned and that it should be accompanied by the corresponding protection measures. Transport vehicles are prohibited outside the prescribed premises.
The prefabricated concrete transport vehicles should be transported in accordance with the authorized quantity.
Article 16 prefabricated concrete transport vehicles (including pumps) shall be transported within the city area by means of a letter and pass by the construction unit, which may be made available to the transport authorities of the municipal public security authorities for the time required for the construction of a construction vehicle provisionally for the construction area.
Article 17 provides financial inputs, including project loans, earmarked equipment inputs, to promote enterprise development, and incentives for the production, use of prefabricated concretes and the release of cements, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the management of the use of specific funds by the State.
Article 18, in violation of article 6 of this scheme, prefabricated production enterprises provide prefabricated concretes beyond the approved hierarchy and scope of operation, with the responsibility of the municipal executive authorities to put an end to the offence and impose a fine of more than 4 per cent of the engineering contract price, which can be ordered to stop the operation and reduce the level of qualifications; in the event of serious circumstances, the release of the award; and the confiscation of the proceeds of the violation.
The failure to obtain a certificate of qualifications to provide prefabricated concretes has been banned and, in accordance with the preceding provision, a fine has been imposed for the purpose of confiscation.
Article 19, in violation of article 8 of the present approach, lays down a fine of up to 3,000 dollars for the construction of an enterprise that is not eligible for precision.
As a result of the work quality accident, merging producers should assume the corresponding legal responsibility.
Article 20, in violation of article 10 of this approach, does not use prefabricated concretes, is restructured by the municipal executive authority and fines of up to 30,000 dollars per cubic metre in accordance with the actual proportion of the construction site.
Article 21 must be used without the use of prefabricated construction works that are not involved in the construction of engineering excellence.
In violation of article 15, paragraph 2, of the present approach, the prefabricated concrete transport vehicles are not transported in accordance with the approved heavyload and are punished by the transport management of the public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Road Traffic Safety Act.
Article 23 may be implemented in the light of this approach in the fertile, fertile and long-lasting three districts.
Article 24 of this approach has been implemented effective 1 November 2006, with the blend (Commodity) application for construction in the municipality of 8 May 1998 (No. 63 of the Municipal Government Order).