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Administrative Measures For The Seismic Safety Evaluation Of Fujian Province

Original Language Title: 福建省地震安全性评价管理办法

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(Adopted by the 82th Standing Committee of the People's Government of Foford on 17 September 2007 No. 100 of the People's Government Order No. 100 of 21 September 2007 (Act of 1 November 2007)

In order to enhance the management of seismic safety evaluations, this approach is based on the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Prevention of Hazard Mitigation, the Regulations on the Safety of earthquakes.
Article 2 engages in seismic safety evaluation activities within the administrative regions of the province and must be subject to this approach.
Article 3. The Government of the people at the district level is responsible for overseeing the management of seismic safety evaluations in the present administration, either in the department or agency responsible for the management of earthquake safety.
Article IV builds, expands, renovates the general industry and civilian construction works, which can be resisted in accordance with the weights shown in the China earthquake peak.
Article 5. New construction, expansion, alteration and construction works should be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations, with strict implementation of the national standards of the Physical Safety Assessment of the Carriage, ensuring the quality of the assessment of seismic safety, and countering shocks in accordance with the requirements established by the earthquake safety evaluation.
The work of the administrative region of the province with significant value or significant impact should be carried out in the area of earthquake safety evaluation, including:
(i) Transport works:
Highway tunnels (more than 1,000 m) and special bridges on highway and high-level roads (more than 1,000 metres across a single trajectory).
The rail works of particular importance, such as the Transgang tunnel, the seabed tunnel or the water depth greater than 20 metres, the high size of the treasury than 80 metres, the greater than 150 m and other technologies, and the rehabilitation of difficult railway bridges;
International or national main dry-line airstrips, routing buildings (including tanks, communications buildings), large airstrips and fuel tanks;
Hazardous terminals and more than 20,000 tons;
Urban orbital traffic.
(ii) Communications engineering:
More than 200 kW radio launch stations, television stations (including television dispersion, television webcast control centres, television launchta);
Telephone hubs with more than 50,000 gates.
(iii) Energy engineering:
More than 300,000 tens of fire power plants, LNG plants and other planned power plants;
More than 20,000 hydro hydroelectric power stations;
3.500 Voice stations and provincial and district electricity movement centres.
(iv) Lifeline works:
Large-scale dams of more than 1 billion cubic metres or major medium-sized dams in the main urban areas involved in the protection of flood safety in the main urban areas;
20,000 tons of water supply;
Fuel-source plants belonging to provincial priorities;
Level 3 hospital hospitals, medical technics, referrals;
The various Disaster Emergency Response Command Centres, which are the provincial priorities.
(v) Industrial engineering:
Nuclear industries and large-scale industrial works that fall under provincial priorities are likely to result in serious natural disasters.
(vi) Other important works:
The main theatres of the provincial focus on construction projects, large sports houses, large exhibitions, exhibition centres;
High-level buildings of more than 100 metres.
Article 6. The construction units should entrust the construction of the seismic safety evaluation operation to the seismic safety evaluation units with corresponding qualifications.
The construction unit should send the seismic safety evaluation report of construction works to the provincial seismic authorities, except where the law is validated by the seismic authorities of the State.
Article 7. The provincial seismic authorities shall be subject to review within 15 days of the date of receipt of the report on seismic safety and to determine the defence requirements for construction. It was not possible to take a decision within 15 days, with the approval of the provincial seismic authorities, to extend 10 days and to communicate the extension period to the construction unit.
The provincial seismic authorities should inform the construction units in writing and inform the building of the seismic authorities.
In accordance with Article 8, the engineering project required for project proposals and feasibility studies is to be carried out, and in the approval of project proposals or project feasibility studies, the approval of project proposals by the Government of the above-level people's project approval authorities examines whether the requirement for resistance, as defined in the seismic safety evaluation report.
In accordance with the approved engineering project, the project approval department of the Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level examines, when approving the project's application report, whether the resistance requirement established by the seismic safety evaluation report.
With regard to construction projects that do not require the construction of an earthquake safety evaluation under this approach, the Government of the above-mentioned population is responsible for project approval or approval by the sector.
Article 9. Qualification management of industrial units and professional technicians for seismic safety evaluation is carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions.
The economic units of the earthquake safety evaluation should conduct seismic safety evaluation in accordance with the national standards of seismic safety, as well as legally responsible for the quality of the seismic safety evaluation report.
Article 10 is an out-office of the earthquake safety evaluation activities in this province and should be backed by the provincial seismic authorities or the territorial authorities of the project.
Article 11. The seismic safety evaluation unit shall collect fees in accordance with the relevant fees projects and their standards issued by the provincial price authorities and shall not unauthorized increase the fees and raise the fee rates.
Article 12. In violation of article 5 of this approach, construction units do not carry out seismic safety evaluations, or are not subject to a requirement of resistance established pursuant to the results of the earthquake safety assessment, which is corrected by the authorities responsible for seismic work at the district level, with a fine of over 10,000 dollars.
Article 13. The authorities of the Government of the Provincial People's Government in sequentializing the quality of the assessment of seismic safety and the finalization of the report on the evaluation of seismic safety, the failure of the authorities of the Government of the communes to perform oversight functions, or the finding that the violation is not carried out, resulting in significant loss of public property, State and people's interests, the criminal responsibility of the responsible person under the law, the absence of serious consequences, the absence of serious consequences, and the expulsion or removal of the administration of persons responsible for the earthquake authorities.
Article 14. This approach has been implemented since 1 November 172, and the former SPS Safety Approval of the Architects in Favu Province has been repealed since its inception.