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(Adopted at the 40th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Municipalities on 11 July 2006 and issued by Decree No. 56 of 11 July 2006 on the date of publication) Article 1 fosters the development of cement, save resources, protect and improve the environment, promote economic and social sustainable development, and develops this approach in accordance with the Cleaner Production Promotion Act of the People's Republic of China, the Modalities for the management of cements and the Modalities in the provinces of Sussi. Article 2 engages in cement production, operation, transport, use and management activities within this city's administration. Article 3 Governments of municipalities and counties should strengthen their leadership in the development of decentralized cement efforts, uphold the principles of limiting bags, encouraging the dissemination, comprehensive planning and unified management, and integrate the development of cement into national economic and social development plans in the region. Article IV governs the supervision of cement in the city by the commune's business administration. The Office of the Municipal Secret is responsible for the specific work of distributing cement management within the current administration. Article 5 Article 6 Existing cement production enterprises (including cement cereals, below) should be equipped with the distribution of cement facilities to gradually increase the distribution of cement. The proportion of its dispersion was achieved and, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, it was determined by the State's business administration authorities. The new construction, expansion and alteration of cement production enterprises should be designed and synchronized with the requirement of more than 70 per cent of the capacity to deliver. Article 7. The production of cement shall be subject to a production licence by law. The quality of cement products should be in line with national standards and be subject to monitoring by the quality technical oversight sector. Article 8. Major construction projects should reach more than 70 per cent of the use rate. A total of 500 tons of construction projects using cements should reach more than 60 per cent. Other construction projects should gradually increase the use of cement. Article 9 builds projects within the main urban areas identified in the overall planning of the city, and must use prefabricated concretes to prohibit field blends. The additional costs resulting from the use of prefabricated concretes are included in the construction price. Other regions should progressively limit the use rate of merging commodities. A total of more than 1,000 tons of cement produced by prefabricated concretes, prefabricated production enterprises and the annual use of cements is prohibited. In the light of the construction needs or the traffic conditions constraints, it will be necessary to reclassify on-site and, after the local survey of the Cement Office. Article 10 The Government's transport administration authorities should review their operating qualifications in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, with respect to the discharge of special cemented vehicles, concrete blend vehicles, and the clearance of their operating expenses in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. When the vehicle is required to enter the ban on movement and prohibit the parking route, the vehicle-owned units or individuals should apply to the local public security authorities' transport management for the processing of the procedures. The Public Security Service should provide vehicle facilities for the discharge of cement-specific vehicles entering the transport control line, fortified transportation and for concrete pump vehicles to secure the construction of normal construction works. Article 11. Dispersal of cement production, operation, transport, use units and individuals must take measures to ensure that production, loading, transport, storage, facilities and places are in compliance with safety and environmental protection requirements. Article 12 Specific funds can be considered for business costs. Article 13. Construction units using a bag cement shall use the number of cements in accordance with the construction project budget and, prior to the request for a construction permit, advance the release of specific funds to the Office of the Cement in the city, in accordance with national, provincial and municipal provisions. Specific funds could be included in engineering advance, budget estimates. Article 14. Dispersal of cement production, operation, transport, use units and individuals shall submit relevant statistical statements to the municipal statistical administration and the municipal distributing office by 5 per month, in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 15 funds collected for cement must be transferred to the city's treasury, as prescribed, for the development of the cause of cement. In addition to the provisions of the Department of State, the Ministry of Finance provides that no unit or individual shall be allowed to change the target of distributing specific funds for cement, expand the scope of the collection, raise standards or reduce the special funds for the discharge of cement. Article 16 Building units shall, within 30 days of the completion of the construction project, obtain information on the engineering accounts approved by the relevant sector and the acquisition of the original voucher of the cement, subject to verification by the municipal financial sector and the municipal distributing office. No later than one was returned. Article 17 Management requirements for the Office of Cement shall be financed from regular budget funding, in accordance with basic expenditure budgets and project expenditure budget management provisions. The relevant sectors of the Government of the city should be recognized and encouraged by units and individuals that make a significant contribution to the development of the dispersal of cement. Article 19 Production, operation, transport, use, storage units and individuals should be subject to the supervision of the distributing cement management without denying and blocking by law. Article 20, in violation of article 8, paragraph 1, paragraph 2, of this approach, may impose a fine of up to 30,000 dollars for the construction units. Article 21, in violation of article 9 of this approach, provides that the construction field is blended and is converted by the authorities of the city's business administration to order the period of time, which is punishable by a fine of up to 20,000 dollars, and that the period of time has not been changed, is subject to a legal order to stop the operation. In violation of article 12, article 13 of this approach, the municipality's business administration should be responsible for the replenishment of the specific funds allocated to cement, which should be paid on a daily basis by the receipt of a lump sum of 3 per 1,000 per 1,000 dollars. Article 23 is overdue by the parties of the administrative penalties decision, and municipal business authorities may apply to the enforcement of the People's Court by law. Article 24, in violation of article 15 of this approach, provides for the interception of funds earmarked for the distributing of cements, to be treated in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 25. Dispersal of cement management staff abuse of their functions,ys, favouring private fraud, has not yet been criminalized by law, and is criminalized by law. Article 26 The municipal business administration authorities may, in accordance with the law, delegate administrative penalties to the municipal distributing cement office. Article 27 of this approach is implemented from the date of publication. |
