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People's Government Of Zhejiang Province, Zhejiang Province, On Amending The Decision Of The Management Of Seismic Safety Evaluation

Original Language Title: 浙江省人民政府关于修改《浙江省地震安全性评价管理办法》的决定

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(Act dated 20 October 2005 from the date of publication No. 199 of the People's Government Order No. 199 of the Zangi Province)

The People's Government of the Zangi Province has decided to amend the seismic safety evaluation approach in the Zang Province as follows:
Delete article 2, paragraph 2.
Article 3 amends: “The provincial seismic administrative authorities are responsible for the management of the overall provincial seismic safety evaluation.
The authorities responsible for the management of seismic work (hereinafter referred to as the administrative authorities of the earthquake) are responsible for the supervision of the regulatory evaluation of seismic safety within the jurisdiction.”
Article 5 amends as follows: “The general industrial and civilian construction or expansion works are designed to prevent shocks in accordance with the earthquake-driven parameters set out in the China earthquake-specific seismic parameters map, according to national standards, and there is no need for a specific assessment of seismic safety.
The seismic defence requirement is higher than the construction of a precautionary standard established by the China earthquake-truction parameters area or an important engineering in the area of over 0.05g (including 0.05g and its subsistence 8 km) (see appendix to the specific project), which is required to carry out a dedicated seismic safety evaluation exercise and to establish a defence requirement based on the results of the earthquake safety evaluation”.
Article 7 amends as follows:
(i) The results of the earthquake safety evaluation of major national construction works, construction works across the administrative region of the province, nuclear power stations and nuclear facilities construction works, vetting national seismic administrative authorities, and identifying requirements to combat shocks;
(ii) As a result of the earthquake safety evaluation of construction works other than the previous provision, the provincial seismic administrative authorities have been reviewed and the requirement for a defence against shocks. The provincial seismic administrative authorities should organize the provincial seismic safety assessment committees in the course of the review.”
V. Article 8 amends as follows: “The construction of construction projects must be clear-cut to the requirement for prevention and its basis. Under this approach, construction projects requiring specialized seismic safety evaluation are required, and their feasibility studies or programme designs must include seismic safety evaluation findings and the requirement for resistance. The relevant authorities shall not conduct the relevant licence procedures for the construction project without including this element.”
Article 9 amends as follows: “The eligibility review system for units engaged in seismic safety evaluation. The unit responsible for the construction of seismic safety evaluation at the site must carry out seismic safety evaluation in accordance with the provisions of the National Fisheries Safety Assessment Regulations and the seismic management scheme, to the national or provincial seismic administrative authorities, in accordance with the approved operational scope.
Article 10 amends as follows: “The unit responsible for seismic safety evaluation must strictly implement national standards such as the safety of the engineering site.”
Article 11: “In violation of the provisions of this approach, the law, legislation and regulations have legal responsibilities, as provided for in article 11.
Article 12 amends as follows: “In violation of article IV, article 5 of this approach, the time period is to be changed by an earthquake administrative authority and may be fined to the owner of the project or the construction project design unit of the project.”
Article 13: “In violation of article 8 of this approach, the competent authorities are in breach of the relevant licence procedures and are redirected by their superior administrative organs or supervisors' orders, and administrative disposition of the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible is provided by law; and criminal liability is lawfully prosecuted in accordance with the law.”
Articles 11, 13, 14, 15 and 17 were deleted.
In the relevant provisions, the reference to “modified standards of resistance” was replaced with “a requirement for shocks”; the words “internal shocks” were replaced with the “interpret parameters”.
The schedule was replaced with the appendix and has been adjusted by the Department.
In addition, the order of the provisions was adjusted accordingly.
This decision is implemented since the date of publication.
The seismic safety evaluation management approach in the province of Zangan Province was re-published in accordance with the decision.

Annex: seismic safety evaluation management approach in the province of the province (as amended)
(Act No. 69 of 22 December 1995 of the People's Government Order No. 69 of the Zangang Province, in accordance with the Decision of the People's Government of the Zangko province of 20 October 2005 to amend the management of earthquake safety in the province of the Giang Zang Province)
Article I, in order to defend and mitigate the damage to the construction facility, strengthen the work on the safe evaluation of the building of the earthquake and provide scientific and reasonable resistance to construction, and develop this approach in line with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article II defines seismic safety evaluation as a re-exploitation of seismic parameters, risk analysis of earthquakes, the design of seismic movable parameters (increasing speed, design response, seismic trajectory, etc.), seismic subsectors, sites and surrounding sites, geospatial stability evaluation, and the prediction of earthquakes.
Article 3. The provincial seismic administration authorities are responsible for monitoring the management of earthquake safety evaluation throughout the province.
The authorities responsible for the management of seismic work (hereinafter referred to as seismic administrative authorities) are responsible for monitoring the management of earthquake safety evaluations within the Territory.
Article IV. The owners and project design units of the construction project must implement counter-attacking requirements.
Article 5 General industrial and civilian construction or expansion works are directed against seismic turmoil parameters, as set out in the National Standard of the China earthquake-planning parameters, without requiring a dedicated seismic safety evaluation.
The seismic defence requirement is higher than the construction of a precautionary standard established by the China earthquake-driven parameters area or the important works in the area of over 0.05g (including 0.05g and its subsidiarity of 8 km) (see appendix to the specific project), which must be constructed at a dedicated seismic safety evaluation exercise and to determine the defence requirements based on the results of the earthquake safety evaluation.
In the preparation of land use planning in the following areas:
(i) Eight kilometres of regions on both sides of the seismic turmoil parameters;
(ii) Areas where earthquake studies are relatively poor;
(iii) The size of the area is larger, ranging from the large urban and large-scale plants in different engineering geological areas, as well as new construction areas.
Article 7. Safety of earthquakes, as defined below:
(i) The results of the earthquake safety evaluation of major national construction works, construction works across the administrative region of the province, nuclear power stations and nuclear facilities construction works, vetting national seismic administrative authorities, and identifying requirements to combat shocks;
(ii) As a result of the earthquake safety evaluation of construction works other than the previous provision, the provincial seismic administrative authorities have been reviewed and the requirement for a defence against shocks. The provincial seismic administrative authorities should organize the provincial seismic safety evaluation board in the course of the review.
Article 8. The construction project must clarify the requirement for prevention and its basis. Under this approach, construction projects requiring specialized seismic safety evaluation are required, and their feasibility studies or programme designs must include seismic safety evaluation findings and the requirement for resistance. The relevant authorities may not proceed with the relevant licence procedures for the construction project.
Article 9 introduces the eligibility review system for units engaged in seismic safety evaluation. The unit responsible for the construction of seismic safety evaluation at the site must conduct seismic safety evaluation in accordance with the provisions of the National Fisheries Safety Assessment Regulation and the seismic management scheme, to the national or provincial seismic administrative authorities, in accordance with the approved operational scope.
Article 10 assumes the unit of the assessment of seismic safety and must strictly implement national standards such as the safety of seismic evaluation techniques in the engineering sites.
Article 11 provides for violations of the provisions of this approach, which are regulated by law, legislation and regulations.
Article 12, in violation of article IV, paragraph 5, of this approach, is subject to an administrative authority of the earthquake to change its duration and may impose a fine of up to 50,000 dollars for project owners or construction project design units.
Article 13, in violation of article 8 of this approach, stipulates that the competent authorities are in breach of the relevant licence procedures, which are being redirected by their superior administrative organs or by an order of responsibility of the inspectorate, and that the competent and other direct responsible persons directly responsible are treated in accordance with the law; and that criminal responsibility is brought in accordance with the law.
Article 14. Staff members of the seismic administration play a role, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by the competent authorities in accordance with the terms of reference; constitutes an offence punishable by law by the judiciary.
Article 15. This approach has been implemented since the date of publication.

Appendix
Construction of seismic safety evaluations must be carried out:
(i) Special bridges, lengths and tunnels with the railway line, road bridges, high urban roads;
(ii) The main works of the Greater Town Fire Station and the railway hub;
(iii) Highway bridges, more than II airports, more than 10,000 tons of port works (at least, at sea level);
(iv) Planning of fire plants at 1000 MW, installation of machines exceeding 200 MW hydroelectric plants; more than 300 KV transformers and movement control buildings; sea, district machines have more power plants than 200 MW; and electricity movement centres in provinces, districts;
(v) Main works and important buildings in the main, medium- and medium urban communications hubs;
(vi) Large, medium- and medium-sized urban water supply, heating and engineering;
(vii) Nuclear power stations, nuclear reactors, nuclear heating devices and important military works;
(viii) Large medium-sized arsenal and aquifer dams, high dams exceeding 60M and dams located in or downstreamed urban areas;
(ix) Significant storage, storage, gas engineering, fuel-prone, prone and high-exclusive production vehicles and warehousing facilities, as well as other construction projects that can lead to serious secondary disasters when earthquakes;
(x) Construction works at the high level (high altitude 80M);
(xi) Provincial, district-based hospitals, malaria control centres, first aid centres, and central blood banks;
(xii) Broadcasting centres, launches, etc., in provincial, city-owned radio television facilities;
(xiii) Public construction works, such as large theatres and sports occupies;
(xiv) Other major construction works that are required under the law to conduct specialized seismic safety evaluations.