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Tibet Autonomous Region, Urban Fire Protection Planning And Implementation Measures

Original Language Title: 西藏自治区城市消防规划编制与实施办法

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(The 12th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, held on 2 July 2004, considered the adoption of Decree No. 62 of 7 August 2004 on the People's Government Order No. 62 of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, which came into force on 1 October 2004)

Article 1, in order to strengthen urban fire management, promote urban public firefighting facilities and guarantee urban fire safety, develop this approach in line with the provisions of the Law on Fire Safety of the People's Republic of China, the People's Republic of China Urban Planning Act, the Western Tibetan Autonomous Region Fire Safety Regulations.
Article 2 provides for the development, implementation of urban fire planning within the administrative region of the self-government area and applies this approach.
The cities described in this approach refer to the cities and towns established by the State in accordance with its administrative structure.
Article III of this approach refers to urban firefighting planning chapters in urban overall planning and separate fire-fighting professional planning, which are planned for urban fire safety and urban public fire facilities.
Construction of urban public fire facilities such as firefighting stations, fire water supply, fire communications, firefighting corridors and firefighting equipment should be implemented under the guidance of the approved overall urban planning and urban fire planning.
Article IV provides for the development, implementation of urban fire safety planning and implementation of national fire safety and technology standards, in line with urban overall planning and adaptation to urban economic, social and environmental development requirements.
Article 5 Government of the city and the Regional Administration are responsible for the preparation of urban fire planning in the city's city, where the executive branch is located. The provincial-level people's Government is responsible for the preparation of urban fire planning in the town under its jurisdiction.
The urban planning administration should organize urban fire planning with the relevant administrations, such as the Public Security Fire Agency.
The relevant administrations, such as development reform, finance, construction, land resources, transport, communications, electricity, are specifically responsible for the implementation of urban fire management planning, in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
Article 6 Overall urban planning should include the urban firefighting planning chapters.
In addition to the implementation of the provisions of the city, the city and the district administration sites, there should be separate planning for urban firefighting.
The overall planning of cities has been developed but no dedicated urban firefighting planning chapters have been developed.
Article 7. Costs for the preparation of urban fire management planning are addressed by the same-level people's Government (the executive branch).
The construction of urban public fire facilities falls within the scope of local fixed assets to include local fixed asset investment plans.
Maintenance costs for public firefighting facilities should be included in urban maintenance plans.
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Article 9 assumes units for the preparation of urban fire management planning mandates and should be in line with the country-mandated criteria for urban planning and obtain a corresponding certificate of qualifications for urban planning.
Article 10 When the Urban Planning Administration evaluates the overall urban planning organization, public safety firefighting agencies should be involved.
The executive branch of urban planning in the self-government area should organize a review of the professional planning of urban fires by the relevant executives and relevant experts, such as fire safety, finance, development reform, land resources, transport, communications, electricity.
There are no urban fire-specific planning chapters in urban overall planning or urban fire planning that do not meet the relevant legal, regulatory, regulatory and national fire safety technology standards.
Article 11. Approval of the Urban Fire Specific Planning chapter is included in the overall urban planning process.
The evaluation of qualified urban firefighting professional planning has been approved by the Government of the people of the self-government through the planning of the executive branch of the self-government area and the review of the public safety fire agency.
Adjustment programmes should be evaluated in accordance with Article 10 provisions and approved in accordance with the preceding paragraphs.
Article 12. The Government of the people at the district level should include urban fire safety and construction, rehabilitation plans for urban firefighting planning and urban public fire facilities, as defined by the urban firefighting planning, in the national economic and social development plans of the current Government, and organize relevant sectors and units. Urban public fire facilities should be designed, constructed, adapted and managed in parallel with urban infrastructures such as urban transport, communications, water supply, fuel, electricity.
The development and rehabilitation of new urban areas should be synchronized with urban planning and the rehabilitation of urban public firefighting facilities.
The executive branch, such as urban planning, land-land resources, should ensure that firefighting stations and other public fire facilities established in urban fire planning are constructed and that they cannot be diverted from their use.
No units and individuals shall be intrusive of firefighting stations and other public fire facilities established in urban fire planning.
Article XIV, the Government of the city, the people of the district and its relevant administrations violate this approach by failing to carry out the organization's responsibility for the preparation, implementation of urban fire management planning, which is being restructured by the executive branch at the senior level, and by failing to change, the administrative disposal of the direct responsible management and other direct responsibilities is given by law.
Article 15. Staff members of the executive branch and units shall be subject to administrative disposition by law in urban fire planning, implementation of negligence, infrastructural fraud, abuse of authority, and in accordance with the law.
Article 16 develops technical requirements and specific approaches for urban fire planning, which are developed by the Urban Planning Administration of the Self-Government Zone and by public safety fire agencies in the self-government area.
Article 17 Implementation of urban fire planning in the development area takes into account this approach.
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