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Fuzhou San Fang Qi Xiang, Zhu Zi Fang Administrative Measures For The Protection Of Historical And Cultural Blocks

Original Language Title: 福州市三坊七巷、朱紫坊历史文化街区保护管理办法

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(Adopted at the 23rd ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Fford, 11 June 2006)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection and management of the three Curricules of the city, the Juvio Cultural Street Region, and in accordance with the Law on the Protection of Cultural Objects in the People's Republic of China and its implementing regulations, the Regulations on the Protection of Cultural Property in Fhana, the Regulations on the Protection of the Historical Culture of the State of Ffordable State, establishes this approach in conjunction with the current city.
The three cultural streets described in Article II of this approach are: eight seven east, along the Antea River, South Ante River, North-Yug Bridge.
The area of the historic cultural streets is the East Dandin, the Fari, the South to the Academy of Planning, and the north to the Ante River.
The protection and management of historical cultural neighbourhoods is guided by the principles of “Uniform planning, sub-implementation, effective protection, reasonable use”.
Article IV. The historical physical legacy of historical, artistic and scientific values in the context of the historic cultural streets is the historical cultural heritage:
(i) Traditional spatial patterns and hygienic structures in the streets;
(ii) The historical physical remains of historical, artistic, scientific values, ancient residence, memorial buildings, religious buildings, etc., including the various dressing components of archaeological buildings, such as the wood components: gates, windows, creativity, logs, simulations, simulations, slots, slots, medals, cricks, etc.
(iii) The lake water system, archaeological forests, motor terminals and che trees;
(iv) Other historical cultural heritage requiring protection.
Article 5 The historical cultural heritage in the historic cultural neighbourhood is protected by national legal protection, and all persons and users must comply with the provisions of the relevant national legal regulations and this approach.
Article 6. The Urban and Rural Planning Bureau shall prepare protection planning for historical cultural streets and physical protection units with the Municipal Property Authority, which shall be implemented after the approval of the statutory procedures.
Article 7 above (concluding) of the property protection unit and of the name protected by the Government of the People's Government, is generally constructed to protect the laws, regulations and regulations in accordance with the property. For special circumstances, construction works within their protection should be carried out in accordance with the law.
The 131 archaeological buildings in the seven historical cultural neighbourhoods that have not yet been published for the property protection unit have some historical, scientific, artistic value and are now made public (see appendix to the list) and are managed in accordance with the Law on the Protection of Cultural Property in the People's Republic of China and this approach. Options for the construction of these archaeological buildings should be approved by the Urban and Rural Planning Bureau, the Municipal Property Authority and reported back to the Government of the People's Government in the State of Fford. Construction is to be carried out on-site supervision by sectors such as the Municipal Property Authority to guarantee the safety of the material.
The list of archaeological construction protections for the property protection unit has not been published in the area of the historic cultural street of the Jurvio and protected under paragraph 1.
Article 9. Civil, non-vincial units use archaeological buildings in historical cultural neighbourhoods and the use of persons or units shall enter into the Protection of the Use of Responsibilities with the municipal or regional property administration, which is responsible for the maintenance, repair and security of archaeological buildings and receive inspection, supervision and guidance from the property administration sector.
Article 10, paragraph 2, of this approach provides for a variety of morphological constructions, which are also material and are protected by this approach. No unit or individual shall be destroyed without the consent of the Urban and Rural Planning Bureau and the Municipal Property Authority, which shall be removed and sold.
Article 11 prohibits all destructive use of archaeological buildings. It is prohibited to renovate and expand archaeological buildings without approval.
It is prohibited to codify a violation within GUAM. This approach publishes uncoordinated buildings, constructions that are not matched by the archaeological buildings, which are being rescheduled and dismantled by the territorial Government.
Article 12, pyrethroids such as beds, statements, tables, chairs and chairs are both mobile and an integral part of archaeological buildings.
Residents are encouraged to sell donated or priority to the property sector, such as treasury and hiding.
Prior to the relocation of households in the historical cultural streets, the sectors responsible for demolitions are required to register, record, map, photographic, photographic, video, etc. in the archaeological building, with the guidance of the municipal or regional property administration, to register all material components, complete the construction process and transfer archives materials to the designated sectors in a timely manner.
When evictions of households in historical cultural neighbourhoods are carried out, the sectors responsible for demolitions are responsible for taking stock, collation and construction materials against the archives, as well as 24 hours of work until the construction is initiated, preventing theft of construction components and construction materials. The costs are included in the relocation engineering budget.
Article 14. The public security sector is expected to increase its police strength in historic cultural neighbourhoods and to strengthen its efforts to combat prevention. In the course of the relocation of households in the historic cultural streets, the public security sector will be required to strengthen the gateway in the area and to combat the illegal trade in the construction and construction materials of material value.
Public security, business, customs, etc., are legally seized and confiscated archaeological structures and construction materials that are validated and certified with the value of the material, and shall be transferred to the property administration in a timely manner in accordance with the law.
Article 15. The historical cultural neighbourhood is the focus of fire safety in this city.
The public safety firefighting sector should strengthen fire safety monitoring and fire safety inspections.
The relevant resident councils in historic cultural neighbourhoods should conduct mass firefighting efforts, organize fire safety conventions and conduct fire safety inspections. Governments and street offices in historic cultural neighbourhoods should be guided and monitored.
All persons, users of the archaeological building should be responsible for fire safety in GUAM, with the necessary fire equipment and equipment, and conduct regular inspections.
Article 16 prohibits the use of fire corridors in historic cultural neighbourhoods, prohibiting the release, sale of cigarbs such as flammable, prone, radioactive, corrupted goods and other activities that endanger the security of archaeological buildings. Abduction of cigarettes is prohibited.
Article 17 units and individuals that make significant achievements in the protection and management of historic cultural streets should be recognized and rewarded by the people of the location.
Any unit or person has the right to discourage, prosecute and prosecute violations of this approach. An incentive of more than 5,000 dollars was given to persons reporting smuggling, theft and the sale of property in violation of the law, including archaeological construction and archaeological construction materials with value.
Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides for the unauthorized removal, sale of monuments and construction materials in the archaeological neighbourhood of the historic cultural street, or damage to archaeological buildings, unauthorized alteration, expansion and, in a minor case, minor compensation for loss or confiscation of proceeds of illicit origin, in accordance with the provisions of the Favouration Protection Regulations, and fines of the amount of US$ 20000; and serious circumstances constitute criminal liability.
In violation of other provisions of this approach, penalties are imposed in accordance with the laws and regulations of the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Cultural Objects and the Regulations on the Protection of Cultural Property in Foi province; in the event of serious crimes, criminal liability is brought in accordance with the law.
Article 19, in violation of the construction projects approved by this approach, is null and void, which has been withdrawn or assigned by the Government of the city to the self-removal, revocation and accountability of the competent and direct responsibilities under the law.
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