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(Prelease No. 33 of the People's Government Order No. 33 of 10 April 2003) adopted at the 3rd ordinary meeting of the Government of Sus State on 25 March 2003) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the strengthening of the protection of historic cultural occupies, inheritance and the development of a historic cultural heritage, in accordance with laws, regulations and regulations such as the Planning Act of the People's Republic of China, the Law on the Protection of Cultural Diplomacy of the People's Republic of China, the Law on the Protection of Cultural Dimension in the Province of San Suu Kyi. Article 2 Protection of historic cultural occupies in the city's administration is applicable. Article 3. The Government of the people of the town where the historic culture is situated should establish the Committee for the Protection of the Towns of the City, which organizes, coordinates, oversees the protection of the historic culture of the Territory. The municipal, district-level municipal planning authorities are responsible for planning for the protection of historic cultural names in the present administration. The administrative authorities of the city, the district level (zone) are responsible for the protection of the property of the town of the historic culture in the present administration. Article IV builds, land, housing, public safety, finance, environmental protection, urban governance, water, tourism, parking and greening, and national religions, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to work together on the protection of the town of the historic culture. Article 5 The Government of the people of the town of the historic culture should incorporate protection into national economic and social development planning and urban and rural development planning and arrange specific protection funding. The protection of historic cultural townships must be upheld in the principles of integrated planning, effective protection, reasonable use, scientific management, and in the right manner in relation to protection and use, inheritance and development, and the protection of human beings and economic development. Any units and individuals have the rights and obligations to protect the towns of the historic culture and to stop and report violations of this approach. Chapter II General provisions Article 7 (i) The Government of the State of Sud State, which organizes the declaration of material by the municipal planning administrative authorities and the administrative authorities of material, to the Government of the province; (ii) The Government of the People's Government of the District (zone) has declared the material by the commune (zone) people's Government, which has been approved by the Government of the State of Sud State. Article 8 has confirmed the protection value of the town, which has not yet been approved, and is registered by the Government of the people of Sud State as the control of the town, the treasury, the historic neighbourhood, the archaeological complex. Article 9. Protection of the town of the historic culture is largely: (i) The prevailing space environment in the town, including the patterns of the town, and the overall landscape; (ii) Traditional landscapes in historic neighbourhoods; (iii) Water systems; (iv) The planted area below; (v) The archaeological cultural sites with material value, archaeological buildings, stones, modern important historic monuments and representative buildings, ancient trees, geosites, etc.; (vi) Traditional images of local characteristics, traditional processes, traditional industries, civil customs or other non-material cultural heritage. Article 10: Preparation and approval of plans for the protection of towns in historic cultural cities: (i) The preparation and approval of the plans for the protection of the town of the historic cultural creativity is carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, the province; (ii) The control of the town of Sud State, the archaeological village, the historic street, the protection planning of the archaeological complex was completed within two years of publication by the Government of the people at the district level and submitted to the Government of the State of Sus State for approval as an important part of the overall town planning; (iii) The development of a plan for the protection of the towns of historic cultural names, which should be made available to society, and the identification of scientific evidence and, if necessary, should be held; (iv) With regard to protection planning adjustments, implementation of the original approval process. Article 11. Preparing a plan for the protection of the towns of the historic culture shall delineate priority protected areas in accordance with the factors that constitute the historical landscape and the status quo. Protection planning should include the design of urban landscapes or urban designs in priority areas, with strict control of the density of buildings and the high level of construction. Article 12. The Government of the people at all levels should establish specific protection requirements for the towns of the historic culture. Funding may be raised through the following channels: (i) Financial funds; (ii) Bank loans; (iii) Civil financing; (iv) Operational income; (v) Endowment; (vi) Other legitimate sources. Article 13 Protection measures in the town of the historic culture: (i) Land use and construction must be consistent with approved protection planning; (ii) Land use and construction must be declared and approved in accordance with the statutory procedures; (iii) The construction units must be constructed in accordance with the construction engineering planning licence requirement and effectively protect the monuments and their surrounding archaeological trees, water systems, geomorphology, etc. without causing pollution and damage; (iv) The construction unit shall immediately cease the construction, protect the site and report to the administrative authorities of the material in a timely manner when the construction process is discovered and on the ground below; (v) The functionality of the use of buildings, constructions is consistent with the requirements for protection planning and must be safe and reasonable in the use process; (vi) Tourism activities and other activities shall not undermine traditional cultures, landscapes, patterns, or pollution, environmental damage and water systems. Article 14 (i) Advertising traditional landscapes and loading, roof advertisements; (ii) To block the planning line corridor that has important landscape sites with remote features; (iii) Location of the wall; (iv) The development of resources such as underground mining; (v) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations. Article 15. The whereabouts of the archaeological villages should be accompanied by a corresponding protection planning. Specific protection measures such as basic patterns, the overall landscape, the space environment, archaeological monuments, ancient trees, river water systems, etc. Construction projects within the context of the protection of GU villages should be controlled in high, form, size, colour, and in coordination with the surrounding environment. Chapter III Protection in Susanagué Article 16 protects the principles of the overall protection of the archaeological landscape in Sus State, and protects the entire archaeological city and the archaeological regions with close historical, cultural, landscape-based linkages. Article 17 provides protection in the GUAM area, mountain pond lines, pond lines, tigers, parks and typhoons. Article 18 (i) The population of residence should be controlled to 250,000 people in the town. (ii) Adjustment of the Industrial Buddddh and no new industrial and warehousing sites. The existing plants, warehouses must not be expanded to affect the protection of the archaeological city and should be moved gradually. Land use must be consistent with planning requirements. (iii) Improve environmental quality, river water quality is not lower than surface water IV, and the atmosphere is high at the secondary level and the environment meets functional area standards. (iv) Control the entry of transit vehicles into cities, improving road traffic in the vicinity of the town, giving priority to the development of public transport in cities, such as public vehicles, light tracks, and mitigating transport stress in the town. (v) Increase green land area, with no less than 25 per cent of the green area in the place of residence and less than 30 per cent of the green area used by public facilities. The state of affairs is not in accordance with the requirements, and no new construction is permitted within that area. The construction works in GUAM must be in line with the following provisions: (i) The construction of large public facilities must be in line with the planning requirements of the BB. (ii) The construction of waterta, cigarette, television, microwata, etc. cannot be constructed in harmony with the archaeological landscape. (iii) No new construction, expansion of hospitals, schools and administrative office buildings. (iv) Strict control of construction altitudes in accordance with planning requirements in different regions. (v) Extractive advertisements must be coordinated with the construction landscape and must not be dealt with in detail in the original building. (vi) Air conditioning along the street should not affect the effectiveness of the building. There should be no air conditioning along the bottom line of the humans, and no open-ended positive stand could be created. (vii) The prohibition of the construction of a new air conditioning route, which has been gradually entering the ground. Article 20 should preserve the landscapes and road landscapes in the parallel ches of the river and protect the traditional street space patterns and measurements. Article 21 should be maintained in the archipelag of water and mini-calibre water: (i) Safeguard the integrity and accessibility of the water system, which should be restored in priority areas. No occupies, damages or fillings, blocks and down existing rivers shall be occupied. (ii) To maintain water cleans on a regular basis for river sludges, classification and maintenance. (iii) Maintenance of the previously contested, ancient bridges, rivers, etc. river facilities, which are not disruptive of traditional landscapes. (iv) The existing efams in the river have been phased out, with sewage concentration, and no unauthorized discharge of wastewater, dumping or water barriers to the river. (v) Strict control over the construction of the two shores of the river, which is highly coordinated with the river landscape. (vi) Implementation of urban water-induced projects to improve water quality by improving water availability and resilience. (vii) The river of new governance should set the necessary scope of protection. Article 2 protects the property protection units within the archaeological city, which have not yet been published for the control of the property protection unit but have high value of the material, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 23 Protection units and control of protection buildings should determine the scope of protection and the establishment of control zones or theatre coordination zones, as required by protection planning, and establish protection symbols and establish specialized agencies or personnel responsible for protection management. The historical legacy of archaeological, archaeological, archaeological, archaeological, treasury, treasury, slogan, cereal, etc. should be cleared and specific protection plans should be developed. Article 25 focuses on the protection of the five historic streets of the Pyang, the Shelter, the ponds and the horrends, and takes effective measures to protect: (i) To uphold the principles of physical protection and to protect true historical legacy. The way in the historic streets, the space patterns and the original form of the river cannot be destroyed. (ii) Each building in the historic street should be qualitative, positioning analysis, proposing measures to protect the renovation and updating, preserving the appearance of better buildings, and internal facilities can reasonably improve the need to adapt to modern life. (iii) Non-destruction of the ancient wells, archaeology and archaeologicals in historic neighbourhoods. (iv) Restrictions on the movement of vehicles within the historical streets. (v) The construction of buildings, constructions that affect the landscape of historic streets is prohibited in the historic streets, and existing buildings and constructions that undermine the landscape of historic streets should be gradually removed. (vi) The property protection unit and the control of the protection of buildings in the historical streets are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 26 is the traditional landscape area in three areas of the gate, prestige and the street. Regional monuments and valuable historical buildings should be protected, and new buildings should reflect the traditional building and spatial patterns in Sus State, focusing on the unique landscape of local cultures and cities in Sus State. Article 27 provides for the form, quantity, altitude and colour of buildings within the framework of the protection of Gu city, and maintains the traditional landscape of the city of Sultan State, which is inherent in the size or degree of the size of the buildings. Article 28 should be renovated or dismantled for existing buildings, constructions that are not in line with the protection requirements of Guéquela, which undermine the archaeological landscape. Article 29 Successes and promotes good local cultural art and researchs and develops traditional cultural art, such as Silk, textiles, sings, foods and Ummaries, Ummaries, Ummunization, Kits, sensorship, etc., as well as useful civil practices such as cholera, lakes and temples. Chapter IV Article 31, Rain, Chung, Oriental, Western mountains, wood default, las es, sand streams as historic cultural occupies in the province of Susang. Other townships consistent with the declared conditions may be declared in accordance with the provisions of the Southern Town Protection Ordinance and this approach. Article 31 of the Committee on the Protection of the Historical Culture and its specialized authorities are responsible for specific town protection and day-to-day management, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the State. The municipal, district-level municipal planning authorities should strengthen guidance and inspection in the protection of historic cultural town. Article 32 Land use and construction in historic cultural towns must be conducive to the protection of the town and to the continuation of the historical and traditional landscapes of the town. Construction in areas around the scope of protection must be coordinated with the town landscape. Buildings and constructions that have previously damaged the town landscape within the scope of protection should be systematically renovated or dismantled. Article 33 protects the water systems, roads, spatial patterns and traditional cultures of historical cultures, and protects historical remains, such as archaeological buildings, treasury, garden forests and shores, in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 34 of the historic cultural town shall be the main industry of tourism and culture, without prejudice to the protection of the town and the prevention of arbitrary and excessive development. The restoration of the third XV landscape and historical monuments must be fully based on and organize expert arguments, and implemented after the approval of the administrative authorities and the administrative authorities of the material. Chapter V Article XVI is generally well known in the city of historical culture and in the control of the town of Sud State, the archaeological village, the historic neighbourhood, the protection of the archaeological complex. Article 37 of this approach refers to the historic culture of the city, which is published by the State Department or by the Government of the Provincial People's Government, which is particularly rich, has a significant historical value or the mark of the revolution. This approach refers to the historical cultural occupants, which are specifically rich, have great historical value or have been marked by the memorials by the provincial people. The focus of this approach is on protected areas, which are described in the historical streets and in the demonstrable manner of urban development, which are well-served in the storage area below. Article 338 of this approach was implemented effective 1 June 2003. |
