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(Summit meeting of the Government of the South Kyoto City on 4 November 2004 to consider the adoption of the publication of the date of publication No. 232 of the Order of the People's Government of South Kyoto, 11 November 2004) Article 1 promotes social civilization and progress in order to strengthen the construction and management of accessible facilities in this city, in line with the provisions of laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Act on the Protection of Persons with Disabilities. Article II provides for the construction of accessible facilities and related management activities in the new construction, alteration, expansion of urban roads, public buildings, residential areas within the city's administration. The specific scope of urban roads, public buildings and residential areas, as set out in the previous paragraph, requires implementation in accordance with the norms such as the National Urban Roads and Building Access Design Guidelines (hereinafter referred to as the design norm). The accessibility facilities referred to in Article 3 of this approach refer to enabling the safe, safe, user-friendly passage and use of complementary service facilities for the protection of persons with disabilities, the elderly, children and other actors to live, travel, work and participate in other social activities. These include accessibility (roads), access, ITU, room, seat, audio, language and Braille mark and other facilities that facilitate activities. Article IV builds the supervisory management of facilities at all levels. The functional sectors such as planning, municipal public administration, public security, urban administration, transport and civil affairs should be synergistic in accordance with their respective responsibilities. The construction and management of accessible facilities is common. The commune Government and the Street Office are responsible for the supervision of the facilities available in the Territory. Article 5 is accompanied by the construction of accessibility facilities, which should be designed in parallel with construction works, along with construction and inspection. Article 6. Planning of administrative authorities should include specific elements of accessibility facilities in the preparation of relevant planning programmes in the region, as well as clear-cut accessibility requirements in new construction, expansion, alteration projects. Article 7. The design cell, when designing construction projects, should be accompanied by the design of accessibility facilities as required by the Design Guidelines. Article 8. When planning, building the administration sector review construction projects, the content of the construction of accessibility facilities should be included in the scope of the review. The proposed programme and construction paper are not reviewed and adopted without the inclusion of the construction of accessibility facilities in the design, construction, in accordance with the design norms and the provisions of this approach. Article 9. The construction unit shall carry out the construction of facilities that are accessible in accordance with the approved construction design document and the relevant construction norms. Blind construction in accessibility facilities should be aligned with the facilities that are already in place around the construction project. Article 10, after completion of construction projects, should be accompanied by the acquisition of facilities that are in line with the construction of the facilities and will report on the construction of administrative authorities on the completion of work containing the elements of accessibility. The construction quality monitoring body should contain the content of the construction of accessibility facilities in the proposed quality monitoring of construction work. Article 11. The owner of all types of buildings is an obligation for the building of accessible facilities. The owner and the custodian should clarify their respective accessibility facilities, management and maintenance responsibilities. Article 12, which has been established, should provide guidance and an indication of the correct use of accessibility facilities, graphics, symbols, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 13. The owner and the manager shall maintain the accessibility facility on a daily basis. In the case of security shocks, timely renovations should be made to ensure the normal use of accessibility facilities. No unit or individual may undermine the destruction, intrusion of accessibility facilities or change the use of accessibility facilities. As a result of urban construction or major social good activities, the temporary occupation of urban roads should be required to avoid the use of accessibility facilities; the need for temporary occupancy of accessibility facilities should be agreed with the relevant units and the establishment of police signals or signal facilities. During the interim occupancy period, the occupancy units should be restored in a timely manner. Article 15. The construction of administrative authorities shall carry out the alteration of facilities with the relevant units. The construction projects that have been completed prior to the implementation of this approach have not been matched by the construction of accessibility facilities or the facilities that have been constructed are not in accordance with the requirements, deficiencies, impacts, and ownership, management, should be gradually modified in accordance with the design norms and the requirements of this approach. Article 16 provides recognition and incentives for units and individuals who have achieved results in the construction and management of accessibility facilities. Sections such as construction, planning, municipal public administration, public safety, municipal interpretation, urban administration and quality supervision of construction work should be strengthened by law in the area of accessibility, rehabilitation, maintenance and use of facilities, finding violations that should be stopped promptly and addressed. IOM, the Committee on Older Persons and other social organizations or individuals have the right to monitor the construction, maintenance and use of accessibility facilities and to identify violations that can be reflected to the relevant authorities, the authorities concerned should promptly investigate and respond to the results. Article 18 does not provide for the establishment of accessible facilities, and is punished by the planning of administrative authorities in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations. The illegal occupation of accessibility facilities within urban roads is punishable by a fine of €300,000 for the administration of justice in the city. In violation of this approach, the law should be punished by the public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the regulations governing sanctions. Article 19, the executive branch and its staff, in violation of this approach, do not carry out their statutory duties or abuse of their functions, are being redirected by a superior administrative body or by a competent authority, and administrative disposition by the competent and other responsible person directly responsible, in accordance with the law; constitutes an offence and is criminally prosecuted by law. Article 20 |
