Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the protection of industrial heritage, inherit industrial civilization, and promote historical culture, these regulations are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and in combination with the actual situation of this city. Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the survey, identification, protection and utilization of industrial heritage within the administrative region of this city.
For the protection of industrial heritage that has been recognized as cultural relics, if there are other provisions in laws and regulations on the protection of cultural relics, the relevant provisions shall prevail. Article 3 The term "industrial heritage" as mentioned in these Regulations refers to industrial cultural relics with historical, technological, cultural, artistic, social and other values.
Industrial heritage includes tangible industrial heritage and intangible industrial heritage. Material industrial heritage includes immovable material industrial remains such as factories, mines, workshops, warehouses, office buildings, transportation infrastructure such as docks, bridges and roads, ancillary life service facilities such as residence, education and leisure, and other structures. It also includes machinery and equipment, production Tools, industrial products, office supplies, daily necessities, historical archives, trademarks and badges, and movable material industrial relics such as documents, manuscripts, audio-visual materials, and books. Intangible industrial heritage includes production processes, manual skills, raw material formulas, trade names, business management, corporate culture and other industrial cultural forms. Article 4 The protection of industrial heritage shall follow the principles of scientific planning, classified management, effective protection, and rational utilization. Article 5 People's governments at all levels shall lead the protection of industrial heritage within their respective administrative regions.
Cultural relics administrative departments at all levels shall supervise and manage the protection of industrial heritage within their respective administrative regions.
Development and reform, economy and informatization, state-owned assets supervision and management, planning, science and technology, finance, urban and rural construction, land and resources, environmental protection, public security, transportation, urban management, tourism, civil air defense, Real estate management, industrial and commercial administration, statistics, archives management and other relevant departments are responsible for the protection of relevant industrial heritage within the scope of their respective responsibilities.
The village (resident) committee where the industrial heritage is located shall assist relevant departments in the protection of industrial heritage. Article 6 The municipal and county (city) cultural relics administrative departments shall, together with the planning administrative departments, organize the preparation of special plans for industrial heritage protection and submit them to the people's government at the same level for approval. The county (city) special plan for industrial heritage protection shall be reported to the municipal cultural relics administrative department for filing.
Special plans for industrial heritage protection should be included in the national economic and social development plans and urban overall plans at the same level. Article 7 The municipal and county (city, district) people's governments shall include the funds for industrial heritage protection in the fiscal budget at the same level to ensure the needs of daily management and special protection work.
The institutional income of state-owned industrial heritage protection units should be used exclusively for industrial heritage protection, and no unit or individual may embezzle or misappropriate it.
Encourage the public to donate to the city’s industrial heritage protection cause. Among them, donated funds should be subject to the supervision of finance and audit departments and donors. Article 8 People's governments at all levels and their relevant departments shall strengthen publicity and education on industrial heritage protection, improve the public's awareness and appreciation of the value of industrial heritage, and enhance the consciousness of the whole society in protecting industrial heritage.
Encourage units and individuals to participate in the protection of industrial heritage, and discourage, report or accuse behaviors that damage or endanger industrial heritage in accordance with the law.
Units or individuals that have made outstanding contributions will be commended by the municipal and county (city, district) people's governments. Chapter 2 Census and Identification Article 9 The Municipal People’s Government shall establish an expert committee for industrial heritage protection (hereinafter referred to as the expert committee). The expert committee is composed of professionals in cultural relics, industry, history, culture, science and technology, planning, architecture, tourism and law. It provides advisory opinions to municipal and county (city, district) people's governments on matters related to the census and identification of industrial heritage. Article 10: The municipal cultural relics administrative department is responsible for formulating specific measures for the survey and identification of industrial heritage, and organizing their implementation. Article 11 The census of industrial heritage should be carried out regularly, and the county (city, district) people's government shall specify the specific responsibilities of relevant agencies.
The census agency and its staff should register and file the appearance characteristics, site preservation status and process flow of industrial heritage through text, drawings, photos, images, etc., and properly preserve the census material. The obligation to keep confidential any state secrets, commercial secrets or personal privacy involved in the census shall be fulfilled.
No unit or individual may make false reports, report late, conceal reports, refuse to report, forge or tamper with census data.
Article 12 The cultural relics administrative department shall, in conjunction with relevant departments, evaluate the protection value and category based on the results of the industrial heritage survey. Article 13 The owners and users of industrial heritage, as well as other units and individuals, may declare or recommend industrial heritage to the cultural relics administrative department. Article 14 The cultural relics administrative department shall, together with relevant departments, propose a proposed list of industrial heritage on the basis of evaluation, application or recommendation. After soliciting opinions from owners, users and the public, it shall be reviewed by an expert committee and submitted to the people's government at the same level. Approved for publication.
Industrial remains that have been recognized as cultural relics may be recognized as industrial heritage in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph. Article 15 Industrial relics that meet one of the following conditions can be recognized as industrial heritage in accordance with the law:
(1) It is scarce within a certain period of time and has great influence in the country or the province;< /p>
(2) In the same period, it is representative or advanced in the same industry in the country or the province, and its trademarks and trade names are nationally famous;
(3) The facilities and equipment are advanced, and the representative building body is still up to date. Existence, complete architectural pattern or advanced construction technology, and have the characteristics of the times and industrial style;
(4) It is related to important historical processes, historical events, historical figures or carries national identity and regional belonging, Have obvious collective memory and emotional connection;
(5) Reflect the development history of local mining, smelting, processing, manufacturing and other industries, and have played an important role in promoting local economic and social development;
< p>(6) Industrial enterprises, former residences of celebrities and public welfare buildings related to local groups of famous industrial and commercial entrepreneurs;(7) Others of high value.