(a) roads, parks, squares, green spaces, waters, pedestrian bridges, underground passages and other outdoor public spaces;
(two) buildings (structures) and their ancillary plots and ancillary facilities;
(three) fences (stalls), guardrails, bus stops, newsstands, road name plates and other facilities;
(4) means of transport, floating objects on water, lift-off devices, inflators, etc. ;
(five) other carriers that can carry outdoor advertisements.
The term "signboard" as mentioned in these Measures refers to signboards, plaques, signs and font symbols. In the office or business premises of the building (structure) and its ancillary facilities set up to indicate the name, font size and trade name.
Signs containing commodity promotion, service promotion, etc. shall be governed by the Regulations on the Administration of Outdoor Advertising. Or signboards, plaques, signs, font symbols, etc. Outside the office and business premises. Article 4 The setting of outdoor advertisements shall conform to the special planning and technical specifications of outdoor advertisements. The installation of signboards shall conform to the technical specifications of signboards.
The setting of outdoor advertisements and signboards should follow the principles of safety, beauty and environmental protection, adapt to the urban regional planning function, and coordinate with the architectural style and surrounding environment. Fifth city and county people's governments should strengthen the unified leadership of outdoor advertising and signboard management.
The competent department of city appearance and environmental sanitation is the competent department in charge of outdoor advertising and signboard setting management, and is responsible for the comprehensive coordination, supervision and management of outdoor advertising and signboard setting within its jurisdiction.
The market supervision and management department is responsible for the supervision and management of outdoor advertising content.
Public security, natural resources planning, ecological environment, emergency management, transportation and other departments should do a good job in the management of outdoor advertising and signboard setting within their respective responsibilities.
Township people's governments and sub-district offices shall assist the city appearance and environmental sanitation departments to conduct daily supervision and inspection of outdoor advertising and signboard setting activities in their respective jurisdictions. Article 6 The administrative penalties prescribed in these Measures shall be implemented by the comprehensive administrative law enforcement departments in areas where comprehensive administrative law enforcement is implemented. Seventh advertising industry organizations should strengthen industry self-discipline and cooperate with relevant departments to do a good job in outdoor advertising management. Eighth to encourage and support citizens, legal persons and other organizations to carry out public service advertising activities, spread the socialist core values, and advocate civilized fashion. Chapter II Planning and Standardization Article 9 The special planning of outdoor advertising shall meet the requirements of national and spatial planning, urban appearance standards and technical specifications.
Outdoor advertising special planning shall solicit the opinions of experts, industry organizations and the public through demonstration meetings, symposiums, hearings or publicity. Tenth outdoor advertising special planning by the city appearance and environmental sanitation department in conjunction with the natural resources planning, transportation, ecological environment and other departments to cooperate with the preparation, reported to the people's government at the same level for approval before implementation.
The approved and published outdoor advertising special plan shall not be changed without authorization; If adjustment is really necessary, it shall be submitted for approval in accordance with the original examination and approval procedures. Eleventh outdoor advertising special planning shall specify the following contents:
(1) Areas, roads and buildings where outdoor advertising is prohibited, restricted and allowed;
(two) the layout, type, quantity and density of outdoor advertising facilities;
(three) the basic requirements of the form, specifications, materials and lighting of outdoor advertising facilities;
(four) the proportion and location of outdoor public service advertising facilities. Twelfth city appearance and environmental sanitation departments shall, in accordance with the technical standards of land and space planning, city appearance and environmental protection, etc., jointly with relevant departments, formulate technical specifications for outdoor advertising and signboard setting. Thirteenth city appearance and environmental sanitation departments shall publish the special planning of outdoor advertising, technical specifications for outdoor advertising and technical specifications for signboard setting, so as to facilitate the inquiry and supervision of setters, interested parties and the public. Fourteenth new construction, renovation and expansion of commercial buildings need to set up outdoor advertisements and signboards, and encourage the setting scheme to be incorporated into the synchronous design of the construction project design scheme and synchronized with the construction. Chapter III Management of Outdoor Advertisements Article 15 No outdoor advertisements may be set up under any of the following circumstances:
(a) state organs, cultural relics protection units, scenic spots and other building control areas;
(two) the use of traffic safety facilities, traffic signs;
(three) affect the use of municipal public facilities, fire control facilities, fire safety signs, traffic safety facilities, traffic signs and traffic markings;
(four) the use of illegal buildings, dangerous houses and other buildings or facilities that may endanger safety;
(five) hinder the production and operation or the life of residents;
(six) the use of trees or occupation, damage to green space;
(seven) detrimental to the city environment or architectural style;
(eight) other circumstances in which laws and regulations prohibit the installation of outdoor advertisements.