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Suzhou Ancient Village Protection

Original Language Title: 苏州市古村落保护办法

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(Adopted by the 44th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the State of Sus Republic of 8 June 2005 No. 83 of 8 June 2005 on the date of publication of Government Order No. 83 of the State of Sus State of 8 June 2005)

Article 1, in order to enhance the protection of the whereabouts of the archaeological village, preserve the traditional landscape of the archaeological village, inherit the cultural heritage of good history, develop this approach in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations.
Article 2 of this approach refers to the residence of rural villagers with the following conditions and to the various production merging points:
(i) Prior to 1911, traditional landscapes and patterns were featured, and traditional streets and archaeological buildings were more complete;
(ii) Violent monuments are more rich, with more than 10 people, bedrooms, temples, artefacts, memorials, bridges, shores, archaeological sites, gurials and near modern important historic monuments, buildings;
(iii) The traditional landscape of rivers, the earth's footprints, and the trees of ancient trees;
(iv) Traditional cultures of people with local characteristics.
Villages with pre-payment conditions, which have been evaluated by experts from the city's books, planning, construction of administrative authorities, are reported to the Government of the city to verify and publish the protection of the archaeological village for the city of Sus State.
Article 3. Municipal and district-level municipalities, the people of the region are responsible for the protection of the collateral village in this administrative area, and the protection of the treasury should be integrated into national economic and social development planning in the region.
The Government of the People's Government of the town where the village is located (at the streets' offices, along with) is responsible for the implementation of the day-to-day management and specific protection projects within the Territory. The Government of the people of the town where there is a large number of villages, should establish a management body for the protection of the treasury.
Article IV regulates, monitors and provides guidance for the protection of material in the archaeological village, both at the municipal and district levels.
Municipal and district-level municipalities and district-planning administrative authorities are responsible for the management, supervision and guidance of planning protection in the village.
Municipal and district-level municipalities, district-building administrative authorities are responsible for the management, supervision and guidance of the construction of protection in the archaeological villages.
Development reforms, finance, tourism, parking greenification, water, land, environmental protection, public safety, urban governance, business and housing, are under their respective responsibilities for the protection of the GU villages.
The protection of the archaeological village should uphold the principles of integrated planning, effective protection, rational use and scientific management.
Article 6 People's Government and the Ministry of Documentation, Education, Publication, Broadcasting and Television should be educated about the protection of the village.
Article 7. The Government of the people of the town where the village is located should be aligned with the census of the landing resources of the village, such as the district-level city, the relevant district administrative authorities, which are located in the archaeological sites, the archaeological trees, the river water system, and the geodesy sites. The results of the census should be registered, published in accordance with the relevant legal regulations and established protection symbols.
Article 8
Prior to the implementation of the protective rehabilitation of the village of Guuka, the Government of the people of the village should prepare detailed planning and conduct public statements for public advice.
Article 9. Planning for the protection of the archaeological village should clarify the scale and direction of the archaeological village, rationalize the functioning of the various parts of the province and maintain the traditional landscape and historical cultural interest of the village.
Land use and construction within the framework of the planning of the archaeological village must be in line with the requirements for the protection of the archaeological village.
Article 10. Planning for the protection of the archaeological village should be based on the historical legacy and realities of the village. The priority protection area shall not conduct construction work that is not relevant to protection.
The high, form, size, colour, etc. of the new building in the archaeological village must be coordinated with the historical landscape of the village, and the construction, planning of administrative authorities should seek advice from local author administrative authorities prior to approval.
Article 11. Protection of the whereabouts of the archaeological village is mainly:
(i) The overall space environment and the landscape that are unique;
(ii) Traditional street patterns and patterns;
(iii) Gu cultural sites with material value, archaeological buildings (construction), stones, near modern excellence;
(iv) The planted area below;
(v) River water systems, geodesy sites, ancient trees, etc.;
(vi) Cultural heritage such as local features, traditions, traditional processes, traditional industries, civil customs.
Article 12 Governments at all levels should arrange for a certain amount of funds earmarked for the protection of the archaeological village and increase with the growth of financial revenues.
In the case of the gates and other tourism revenues developed by the village, the proportion should be allocated annually to the protection of the treasury.
The Government of the town shall organize a proportion of the proceeds of the land auction for the protection of the archaeological village. In the town where there is a high number of villages, the Government of the city can arrange specific land auction indicators for the protection of the collateral village.
Article 13
(i) Promote relevant legislation and regulations for the protection of the archaeological village, participate in the development of protection planning for the archaeological village and monitor its implementation;
(ii) Organizing villagers to guide and encourage villagers to use chewings in accordance with the protection requirements of the archaeological village;
(iii) Comparison with the census of the resources of the archaeological villages, such as archaeological monuments, chewing trees;
(iv) Conservation of collateral buildings that are intentionally transferred;
(v) Registration of archaeological buildings at risk of destruction and incapacity to repair and timely reporting;
(vi) The rational development of the use of GUAM resources;
(vii) Organizing a dedicated and part-time firefighting force to identify firefighting responsibilities and tasks;
(viii) To put an end to violations of the protection of the archaeological village, to be rectified, to the denial of correction and, in a timely manner, to the authorities concerned.
Article 14. The archaeological building in the archaeological village may be entrusted by the law to the Government of the town of the archaeological building or to the villagers' councils for the management of protection.
Article 15 The villagers should maintain the overall landscape of the village of GUAM and have reasonable benefits to protect the development of the village.
The responsibilities of the archaeological building should be preserved and the use of the archaeological buildings cannot be changed. Unified planning allows for the production or sale of locally-specific food, crafts, etc., within GUAM.
Article 16 provides for the rehabilitation of traditional streets of the village of Guang Mai, which should be in line with the protection planning of the archaeological village and seek advice from the local authorities.
The new construction, alteration and expansion of homes in the village of GUL should be in line with the archipelag protection planning, which is organized by the Villagers' Commission.
The archaeological village has previously been uncoordinated buildings in the area of protection of the landscape should be gradually restructured or dismantled.
Article 17 Banges and stones, wells, archaeology, archaeologists, treasury, bakery, bakary wings may not be removed or transferred by the archipelag. There is a need for relocation or removal, with the consent of the local author's administrative authorities, to report on the approval of the planning of the administrative authorities and the removal of the archaeological building blocks shall not be sold and shall be reported to the local property administration authorities.
Article 18
(i) Maintain traditional colours that are black, white and grey;
(ii) The use of traditional bricks, cars, stones;
(iii) The door window along the traditional street building slot should be wooded and the use of fossil material should be used and traditional practices should be used;
(iv) Instructions, shops, words, and incest advertisements should be coordinated with traditional landscapes.
Article 19 should preserve the natural ecological environment and the surroundings should be greened and rivers should be sludged on a regular basis.
The archaeological village is not allowed to build a new airway, which has already been built by the relevant departments within five years from the date of the publication of the archaeological village.
Article 20 should preserve the pre-existing conditions of life, develop tourism and cultural industries in a modest manner and prevent uncertainable and excessive development.
Article 21, the tourism development of the archaeological village can take the form of shares, and the villagers are allowed to lease or enter the unit in all their archaeological buildings, and to absorb social funds into the unit and participate in the protection, operation and benefits of the village.
State assets, State-owned equipment companies should give priority to investment in the protection of the archaeological villages.
Social funding is involved in the protection of the village of Guuka, which can be rewarded in the light of the Zuddd State's Purchaft Relief Relief Relief and Grants Scheme.
Article 2 provides for the protection of villagers who need to be relocated to archaeological buildings, which may be implemented in the light of the relevant provisions of housing demolition compensation or relocation compensation.
The transfer of ancient buildings to villagers of the village councils for lack of maintenance could be accommodated separately.
Article 23 should be installed in the archipelag, and the main street gallery should be installed and the archipelag should be equipped with firefighting equipment.
Article 24 does not hold activities that endanger the security of archaeological buildings.
The archaeological buildings should not be used as a flammable storage site such as firewood, coal tanks.
Electrical lines used in GUAM should be construed in order to be matched by the nature of the use of the building, and fuel materials should not be installed directly on heat-use electrical devices.
Article 25 imposes penalties on administrative authorities, such as material, planning, construction, in violation of the provisions of this approach.
Article 26 is implemented since the date of publication.