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Changchun City Outdoors Advertisement Installation Management

Original Language Title: 长春市城市户外广告设置管理办法

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(Prelease No. 58 of 9 October 2002 by the Government of the People's Republic of China)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of the city city, regulate the placement of outdoor advertisements, ensure the integrity, treasury, civilization of urban cities, and develop this approach in line with the relevant provisions of the Law on Advertising and Sanitation of the People's Republic of China, the provisions of legislation, regulations and regulations governing the city's practice.
Article 2 requires compliance with this approach by establishing outdoor advertising units and individuals in this area.
Article 3
(i) The use of road brands, lights, boxes, boxes, morphs, electronic displays (constrains), in-kind formations, banners, articles, etc., using all buildings of the public, self-owners or others;
(ii) Advertising facilities such as municipalities, greenization, sanitation, transport, water, postal, telecommunications, electricity and railways;
(iii) The use of vehicles, aircraft, garbage, cigarette, and advertisements;
(iv) The use of other forms of advertising outside the household, posting, painting, sketing and spraying.
Article IV Poster advertisement planning should be consistent with urban planning requirements, adapting to urban regional planning functions, rationally layouts and regulates them. Extractive advertising facilities should be strong, safe and consistent with the municipal landscape requirement.
Article 5
In urban municipalities, the executive authorities may entrust the city's Urban Management Inspector General with the day-to-day management of the advertisements established outside the household.
Relevant sectors such as planning, business, premises, parking, education, public safety and telecommunications should be divided according to the responsibilities and assist municipalities in the management of outdoor advertisements by administrative authorities.
Article 6 requires the creation of outdoor advertisements, and the designr shall submit the following materials to the city's executive authorities:
(i) Applications;
(ii) The licence of business;
(iii) Psychology;
(iv) Background results map;
(v) Provide construction maps for a hierarchy of design units;
The use of buildings (constitutionals) outside-house advertisements should also be submitted to the use of building (constitution) agreements and to the identification of housing safety.
Article 7. The executive authorities of the city shall, within 30 days of the date of receipt of the request, be reviewed in accordance with the provisions of article VI of the scheme for external advertisements. In order to meet conditions, the granting of a licence for outside advertising is granted. The reasons should be given in writing and communicated to the applicant.
Article 8 applies for the creation of an outside advertisement, in accordance with the following procedures:
(i) The applicant submits an application to the city's executive authorities and provides the application material under article 6 of this approach;
(ii) Subject to the consent of the city's executive authorities, the procedures for the meetings of the relevant authorities;
(iii) The payment of expenses such as charging shall be made upon signature by the executive authorities of urban municipalities to issue the granting of licences for expatriate advertisements.
The right to be granted outside advertisements, including through tendering, auctions, is governed by the relevant provisions.
Article 9 Extractive advertising facilities should be established within two months of the date of the approval; unprotected after-service, and their “professional licensing” is self-effective.
Article 10 is one of the following cases:
(i) The use of transport safety facilities and traffic symbols;
(ii) Impact on municipal public facilities, transport safety facilities and traffic symbols;
(iii) Obstacles the production or lives of the people and damage to the urban landscape;
(iv) The construction control area of State organs, intellectual property protection units and proponents;
(v) The municipality, the people of the region are prohibited from setting out other regions where the babies are advertised.
Article 11 sets out a total area of more than 40 square meters (40 square meters) for outdoor advertising facilities, which must be granted through solicitation, auctions.
Article 12. The duration of the placement of an external advertisement shall not exceed 2 years in principle, with no more than three years of electronic display (theel) or no longer required, and shall apply for extensions to the authorized organs within 30 days of expiration.
In the case of solicitation, auctions, the right to be granted outside advertisements was granted for five years.
Large cultural, sports, public interest activities or activities such as various commodity trade fairs, exhibitions are required to establish advertised outsiders and should be removed within 2 days of the end of the event.
Article 13 Extractive advertisements should be made in accordance with the authorized location, time, specifications, construction maps, effectiveness maps, and should be processed in accordance with the procedures for the application.
Exclusive advertising facilities are not allowed to sell and rent without the consent of the authorized authority.
Article 14. Indoor advertisements should maintain the integrity, integrity and integrity of external advertisements, as well as maintain, update and secure inspections of outdoor advertising facilities, and safe preventive measures should be taken in a timely manner in the event of powerful weather. Indoor advertising facilities shall not be open and public advertisements shall be issued without commercial advertisements.
The extension process should be dismantled as prescribed by article 15.
During the period of public advertisements, as a result of urban planning or social public interest needs, there is a need to dismantle outdoor advertising facilities, which should provide adequate compensation to the out-of-house advertising creators, and the designers should be removed within the time limit, in accordance with the written notification of the administrative authorities in urban municipalities. The designers refused to dismantle, and the executive authorities in urban municipalities were entitled to be removed.
Article 16 encourages public advertisements for the promotion of socialist spiritual civilization. The placement of outdoor advertising facilities should be subject to a public advertisement of a public good by a certain proportion of public interest awards issued under the provision, which could serve as a proportion of the area of expatriate content in the public good, thereby reducing the cost of charging.
Article 17 shall establish a number of public advertisements for posting leaflets, advertisements.
No post shall be made without the advertisement of prints by the relevant administrative authorities.
Article 18, in violation of this approach, provides that unauthorized, posting, painting, sketching, spraying, ventilation, etc., shall be charged by the city's administrative authorities for the clearance of their deadlines and for unclearing, and that the city's administrative authorities may, in writing, inform the relevant telecommunications enterprises about the use of telecommunications numbers indicated in their outdoor advertisements, that the telecommunications enterprise should be executed within three days of the date of receipt of the notice.
During the suspension of telecommunications numbers, out-of-house advertisements were processed and the telecommunications enterprises concerned should resume their telecommunications numbers in accordance with the notification of the city's administrative authorities. The cost of suspension and re-opening of telecommunications numbers is borne by their designers.
The cost charged by article 19 for advertising outdoors is charged at the standard set by the price sector, and the fees charged should be stored by the financial exclusive.
The costs of solicitation, auctioning out-of-house advertisements should also be stored in the treasury, dedicated to the construction of urban charities.
Article 20 imposes penalties under the following provisions for infringements of this approach by unauthorized advertisements by an administrative authority in the city without approval:
(i) Unauthorized advertisements in the form of a flagship, a fine of up to 500,000 yen and a fine of up to 1000, with the exception of their deadlines; and the impending dismissal of the city's administrative authorities for forced dismissal, with the cost borne by the owner.
(ii) In addition to buildings (constructions) and in municipal public service facilities, trajectorys, posters, advertisements and the distribution of advertising materials, warning or imposing fines of up to 4,000 dollars, and responsible for the removal of their deadlines; inadvertent removal; forced removal of administrative authorities in urban municipalities; and the cost incurred by the designers.
(iii) Without the approval of the self-creation facility, the total area of the advertisements is within 10 square meters, warnings or fines of up to 5,000 dollars in the amount of 5,000 in 2000; the advertising of more than 10 square meters (10 m2), under 50 square meters, with a fine of more than 5,000 yen; the advertising of the total area of over 50 square meters (50 square meters) and the imposition of a fine of more than 3,000 dollars for the removal of administrative authorities;
Article 21, in violation of the provisions of this approach, violates the technical standards or does not establish an external advertising facility in accordance with the authorized location, design maps, effect maps, and imposes an administrative authority responsible for the conversion of their deadlines and, in accordance with the circumstances, warns or fines of up to $50 million.
Article 2 prevents the timely removal of extensions after the expiration of the bracketing period, by the city's administrative authorities, in accordance with the circumstances, by warning or imposing a fine of €0.4 million above, and by ordering the removal of their deadlines; by the inadmissibility, forced removal by the city's administrative authorities, and the cost of being charged by the designor.
In article 23, an incident such as collapse of an expatriate facility, causing injury or loss of property to others, the owner of an outside advertising facility should assume civil liability.
Article 24 punishes the public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, which constitutes a serious offence and is criminally liable by law.
Article 25 may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the provisions of the National People's Republic of China Administrative Review Act and the People's Republic of China Administrative Procedure Act. The parties did not apply for reconsideration within the statutory period, did not initiate administrative proceedings and did not comply with administrative sanctions decisions, and the authorities that had made administrative sanctions decisions applied for enforcement by the People's Court. During administrative review or administrative proceedings, no administrative penalties are implemented.
Article 26 The administrative disposition of negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, by the unit of the institution or the superior authority, which constitutes an offence, is criminalized by law.
Prior to the application of this approach, the provisions of the article published by the Government of the people of this city concerning the placement of outdoor advertisements are inconsistent with the provisions of this approach.
Article 28 provides otherwise for the creation of an outside advertisement and is governed by the relevant provisions.
The twenty-ninth approach was implemented effective 25 November 2002.