Article 1: In accordance with the spirit of the "Regulations on Maintenance and Management of Civil Air Defense Projects" promulgated by the State Council and the Central Military Commission and combined with the actual situation of our province, these implementation rules are specially formulated. Article 2 All tunnels, tunnels, and excavation projects built with national or local investment or self-raised funds by collectives and units registered with the civil air defense department, as well as air defense basements, underground production workshops, warehouses, command and communication projects, and medical facilities built in conjunction with capital construction Rescue projects, etc. are included in the scope of civil air defense project maintenance and management. Civil air defense departments at all levels have the responsibility to inspect, supervise and guide the maintenance, maintenance, use and management of all air defense projects. Article 3 The maintenance and management of civil air defense projects shall be organized and implemented continuously in accordance with relevant national regulations. Its mission is to do a good job in the maintenance, protection and management of civil air defense projects to ensure their use in peacetime and wartime.

Civil air defense departments at all levels and units with civil air defense projects must strengthen leadership of this work, implement management departments and personnel, establish necessary maintenance management systems, carry out regular inspections, and solve existing problems in a timely manner. Summarize and exchange experience in maintenance management. Article 4 The maintenance and repair of civil air defense projects must be carried out in accordance with the requirements of the "Technical Regulations for the Maintenance and Management of Civil Air Defense Projects". Civil air defense projects under different circumstances should meet the following requirements:

1. Projects that have been delivered for use

1. The structure of the vault (roof), side walls, and floor (floor) of the main body and mouth of the project should be kept intact;

2. The interior of the project is clean, the air is fresh, there is no water leakage, and the drinking water meets sanitary standards;

3. The protective sealing door (cover), airtight door, and explosion-proof wave valve have good sealing performance and flexible rotation. The wind, water, and electricity systems, three defenses, and communication equipment work normally;

4. Metal and wooden parts are corroded and damaged;

5. Fire prevention and backflow prevention facilities are safe and reliable;

6. The entrance and exit roads are clear and the camouflage facilities at the entrance are in good condition.

2. For projects that have completed the main part but have not yet processed the mouth, the main part of the project and internal equipment, facilities and maintenance should meet the corresponding requirements for completed and delivered projects.

3. For the main unfinished suspended construction projects, if they have been restored, the structures that have been restored should be kept from being damaged; if they have not been restored, they should be inspected regularly and measures should be taken to prevent collapse and damage.

4. For projects that maintain the status quo, management doors or covers should be installed; for projects that are usually useful or temporarily unqualified for use and are far away from urban areas, the entrances and exits can be temporarily blocked after regular maintenance. measure. Article 5 Except for important special projects such as command and communication, other civil air defense projects can be opened to the public in peacetime on the premise that they do not affect wartime use, do not damage the project structure, do not reduce the protective capabilities, and are conducive to project maintenance and management. Arrange the use according to the cave conditions. Article 6: For normal use of civil air defense projects, the use procedures should be completed with the local defense department. When leasing a civil air defense project, rent must be paid to the leasing unit in accordance with regulations. Article 7 The maintenance and management of civil air defense projects shall be organized and implemented according to the principles of unified guidance and division of labor. Public civil air defense projects in the city (including primary and secondary school unit projects and joint projects of unimplemented units) shall be organized, maintained and managed by the civil air defense department; the civil air defense projects of various agencies, groups, enterprises and public institutions shall be maintained and managed by the unit; rented civil air air defense For projects, the leasing unit or individual is responsible for maintenance and management. Article 8 All units with civil air defense projects should establish and improve necessary management systems for maintenance, security, fire prevention, flood control, testing, sanitation and inspection reports based on their actual conditions, and strengthen the maintenance and use of civil air defense projects. Manage to keep it in good condition. Article 9: All air defense projects must establish engineering technical files. The contents of the archive include: geology, hydrology, surveying, design, construction, acceptance drawings and equipment instructions, equipment operation and maintenance records, etc. The archives should be sorted into items according to unified requirements and compiled into volumes, and one copy should be kept by the prefecture, city, state, county (district) and unit civil air defense department respectively. The overall planning of civil air defense projects in key cities and the archives of command and communication projects should be submitted to the provincial civil air defense office for archiving. Article 10: The confidentiality of civil air defense projects must be carefully maintained. It is strictly prohibited to disclose the nature, coordinates, protection capabilities and other relevant data of the project to unrelated persons; confidential drawings, information and documents of the project must not be lost; command and communication projects are not allowed to be opened to the public; visits to civil air defense projects must be arranged with the consent of the city civil air defense department; foreign guests Visits to civil air defense projects shall be carried out in accordance with relevant regulations. Article 11 The labor required for the maintenance and management of civil air defense projects should be based on reality and solved according to local conditions. The labor required for public civil air defense projects (including custodians) can be solved by mobilizing city employees to participate in voluntary labor or hiring temporary workers; for projects with complex maintenance and management equipment, temporary workers can be recruited to form a capable professional team for maintenance. Can be contracted to units. The unit's civil air defense projects shall be maintained and managed by the unit's own labor force; maintenance projects with complex equipment technology may be contracted to maintenance teams from outside units or civil air defense departments. Article 12 The funds and materials for the maintenance and management of civil air defense projects shall be settled according to the following methods:

1. In public civil air defense projects, for projects that are usually used and have economic income, the maintenance and management fees shall be paid from the income; no The income from maintenance and management fees for public works shall be paid from civil air defense project fees. The steel, wood, and cement required for the maintenance of public works shall be coordinated and arranged by the civil air defense department.