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Handan City Urban Construction Archives Management

Original Language Title: 邯郸市城市建设档案管理办法

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(The 48th ordinary meeting of the Turkmen Government of 13 July 2006 considered the adoption of Decree No. 112 of 21 July 2006 on the Government of San Francisco People's Republic of 21 July 2006 on 1 September 2006)

In order to strengthen the management of urban construction archives (hereinafter referred to as urban construction files) and to protect and fully perform the role of urban construction archives in urban planning, construction, management and urban emergency response, the development of this approach, in line with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Archives Act, the construction of engineering quality management regulations, and the Northern Province of the River, in the context of the actual practice of the city.
Article 2, this approach applies to the issuance, receipt, collection, maintenance, utilization and management of the archives established in the city's administration region.
This approach refers to documents that are directly produced in urban planning, construction and management activities that are valuable for States and societies, paper, graphics, Voices, e documents, etc.
Article 3 states, districts (markets), peak mines and the construction of the town's people's government should incorporate the construction of the city's archives into urban development planning, guarantee the implementation of the city's Archives, personnel, facilities and funds, synchronizing the construction of the archives with urban planning, construction and management.
The construction of the city archives is based on the basic principles of centralized unified management and the requirement for the establishment of multiple archives in key cities, with a unified leadership, harmonization system, sub-management.
Article IV builds the administrative authorities responsible for the uniform management of the Archives in the city, and the construction of administrative authorities in the upper mined areas is responsible for the management of the archives in the city. The establishment of the administrative authority entrusts the establishment of the Archives Management Service in the city with the management of the Archives.
The Urban Archives Management Service (Central Architecture) is specifically responsible for the day-to-day management of the construction of archives in the city, in accordance with the provisions of this scheme, for the receipt, collection, custody and use of the city's archives, including urban development zones, and for the supervision of the Urban Archives Management Service (Central), in the district (commune), the construction of archives in the peak mined area.
In the city, the district (market), the top mining area's administrative department oversees and guides the construction of archives in the same city.
Article 5 units that produce the city's archives should be based on the need for the creation of archives or staffing, the collection, collation, archiving, custody and utilization of the city's archives, as required, and the transfer of archives to the urban Archives Authority. No unit or individual shall be refused to file or account for the archives on any grounds.
Article 6
(i) Architectures for various cities.
1 Industry, civil construction works archives, including construction works of mining enterprises, offices, houses, commercial buildings, schools, hospitals, cultural sports sites;
2 Municipal infrastructure engineering archives, including roads, squares, bridges, tunnels, drainage, pumps, urban lighting, sewage treatment, large parking lots;
The Public Infrastructure Engineering Archives, including water supply, heating, electricity, fire, communications, radio television, etc.
The Transport Infrastructure Engineering Archives, including railway passenger terminals, railway transport complexes, railway cargo sites, long-range vehicle passenger terminals, airport and shore facilities;
5) Greening, wind landscape-based construction works archives, including archives such as parks, greenfields, nurseries, commemorative buildings, dignitaries, archaeological monuments, archaeological buildings, representative urban sensorship;
6) The construction of work files for urban sanitation facilities, including garbage disposal sites, large garbage transit stations and public toilets;
7: Urban protection, shocks and environmental protection, human protection files;
8 Public utilities, public buildings, civilian construction works files;
In the military engineering archives information, the gateway to the location of the hidden works, in addition to the border crossings and the military management area.
(ii) Operational management and technical archives developed by various professional management in cities such as urban planning, surveying, urban governance, housing, environmental protection, municipalities, public use, parking and sanitation.
(iii) Based information on urban planning, construction and management approaches, policies, regulations, plans, scientific research results and urban history, nature, economy.
(iv) Laws, regulations and regulations stipulate that other municipal construction files should be transferred to the City Archives Authority.
Article 7 (1) (a) of this approach provides for the construction of engineering archives, which are prepared by the construction units in conjunction with the survey, design, construction, treasury units, and sent to the city's Archives within three months of completion of the work.
The operational management and technical archives set out in article 6, subparagraph (ii), of this approach are transferred to the Archives Management Service in the city, in accordance with article IV, paragraph 2, of this approach, after the custody, use of one to five years.
The basic information set out in article 6 (iii) of this approach is collected by the city, the district (community), the construction of archives in the peak mined areas.
Article 8
Article 9 should be submitted and transferred to municipalities, districts (markets), top mining authorities in the town of Dry, and be in line with the National Architecture Guidelines (GB/T50328).
The preparation and delivery of construction works files should be subject to the following provisions:
(i) The construction of engineering archives. These include planning documentation information, construction of documentation, construction of technical information, completion of work maps and completed survey receipts, audio-visual material.
(ii) The construction of the engineering archives must be prepared in parallel with the operating entity.
(iii) The concealment of the engineering archives should be accompanied by photographs or videos of a significant state. Prior to the trajectory work, the construction units should be entrusted with the completion of the survey of units with measurements and the development of accurate completed survey data documents and engineering measurement maps.
(iv) The construction of the engineering map will require the use of the harmonized system of tenders, high-range measurement data, the completion of the work map is in line with the engineering entity and the completion of the map.
(v) The construction of the engineering archives should be complete, accurate, systematic, clear, graphical integrity, integrity, standardization of specifications, and a chapter of the technical heads of units.
The units of the new construction, expansion, alteration of the routing line should be supplemented by a change in the gateway professional map of the unit and, within three months of the completion of the work, the additional gateway map will be presented to the City Archives Authority in accordance with article 4, paragraph 2, of this approach.
The gateline files developed by the Urban Landline Survey and the Removal of Lands shall be transferred within three months of the end of the census, mapping. Each year, the local gateline units should report to the city's Archives Authority on the current map and information on the trajectory of the change, debriefing and diametering components.
Article 11 Professional management units of the underground line should be transferred to the City Archives Management Service by modifying, distributing, saving parts of the underground trajectory, providing a timely revision of the local gateway professional map and revising the additional geotechnical map and information thereon.
Article 12
Article 13. The city's Archives management should map the urban gateway, establish a urban land-based information system and receive census and re-evaluating and re-engineering results.
The Urban Archives Management Service should adapt in a timely manner to the integrated maps and control outcomes of the urban gateway engineering archives and engineering survey units, in line with the relevant geotechnical maps, such as the geotechnical map.
Article 14. The construction units, prior to receipt of the engineering planning licence, shall communicate the content and requirements of the engineering archives to be transferred after the completion of the construction work, to the construction units, and to establish a letter of responsibility for the completion of the construction work of the city.
Article 15 conducts construction activities such as exhumation, trajectory, drilling and drilling, in the vicinity of the city's roads, ventilation, etc., and construction units should be consulted by the urban Archives' Authority in search of the land-based engineering files in the construction area prior to the application of the construction project planning licence. In applying for a construction planning licence, the construction units should send information to the planning authorities on the status of the gateway.
Article 16 works for inclusion in the construction of archives in the city must ensure the integrity and accuracy of the information on the engineering archives. The construction units should apply for a review of the integrity of the engineering archives before organizing the quality of the construction work. The review was qualified by a written opinion from the Urban Archives Authority as a necessary condition for the quality of the work.
After the completion of the work inspection, the construction unit's completed engineering files were reviewed by the City Archives Authority and were completed by the construction of administrative authorities.
The National Avenue and Highway Construction Archives in the Urban Planning Zone are reported by the Highway authorities within three months of the completion of the work. The engineering archives sent should include major engineering archives and construction maps.
Article 17 Construction and construction work, construction units should be properly equipped with the engineering archives and should not be left to be sent to the relevant urban Archives Management Service under this scheme. The construction of the unit should be sent to its superior authorities or to the relevant municipal Archives Authority.
Article 18, the establishment of the Archives Authority in urban areas of the peak mines, should be used in the progressive use of new technologies and modern management tools to inform the management of the city's archives and the use of archives equipment and equipment should be consistent with national standards.
The City Archives Authority should establish a sound science-building system for archiving. The preservation of the city's archives should have a specialized bank with the necessary facilities for the prevention, fire, fire defence, and the defence of harmful biological diversity, and the timely rehabilitation of damage and variability, and ensure the safety of the city's archives.
The City Archives staff should have relevant expertise and be subject to professional training.
The construction of archival resources in the city of 19, the city, the district (community), the largest mining area, should be actively developed to provide services for urban planning, construction and management, in accordance with the relevant provisions.
In the event of sudden-onset events such as floods, earthquakes, explosions, the City Archives Authority should provide, in accordance with the need, information on the storage of archives within one hour.
Archives are available for planning, planning, forecasting, decision-making requirements and public, prosecution and law cases at all levels, and the City Archives shall be provided without compensation for the storage of archives.
The City Archives Authority provides a copy of the archives used to the society, followed by the special seals of the Archives in Gégué City, which have the same legal effect as the original.
Article 20 provides for the establishment of the urban archives that provide social use may be charged in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.
The use of the units or individuals to form, transfer, donation, storage and storage of the city's archives is exempt from the collection of archives.
In making use of the archives, the members of the Archives Management Service in the city should strictly observe the provisions of the law, legislation and regulations relating to confidentiality.
Article 21 undermines the destruction, loss, alteration, destruction, unauthorized provision of the city's archives, and punishes the provisions of the People's Republic of China Archives Act.
In violation of this approach, construction units are not sent to the construction of the engineering archives, which are being converted by the construction of administrative authorities or other relevant departments, and are subject to a fine of more than one million dollars, and a fine of more than 10 per cent of the units responsible for the unit. Because construction units have not been sent or sent to genuine works files, resulting in casualty and loss of property, the construction unit has the corresponding legal responsibility under the law.
In violation of this approach, the departments concerned have not transferred the construction of engineering archives or other urban construction files, which are converted by the construction of administrative authorities to a period of time, with a fine of up to 1 million dollars, due to the loss caused by the non-transfer of archives by the relevant departments and the corresponding responsibility under the law.
Article 23 of the Territorial Professional Management Unit violates the provisions of this approach, resulting in the absence of a transfer of the underground trajectory engineering archives, which are converted by an administrative authority responsible for the construction of a fine of up to 1 million dollars; and the transfer or transfer of non-removable routing engineering files by a specialized management unit of the land line, resulting in the construction unit's damage to the line under construction, with corresponding responsibility under the law.
Article 24 Construction units and construction units do not provide self-organizational construction in accordance with the provision for inquiries and access to land-based information in the construction area, and the damage line leads to losses incurred by others by virtue of law.
Article 25. The engineering survey unit does not provide, in accordance with the provisions, accurate ground-based measurement results, resulting in loss of the routing line at the time of construction, which is legally responsible.
Article 26 Construction of the Archives Authority in the city is responsible under the law for the loss of the archives owing to the inviolability of custody, or for the wrongfulness of the information on the routing line, which causes loss in the construction; and the administrative disposition of the responsible person in question.
Article 27
The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 1 September 2006. Order No. 10 of 5 October 1990, on the construction of archives in cities, was also repealed.