吉林省发展应用新型墙体材料管理规定（Regulations for the development and application of new wall materials in Jilin）.doc

吉林省发展应用新型墙体材料管理规定（Regulations for the development and application of new wall materials in Jilin） The regulations on the administration of the development and application of new wall materials in Jilin have been adopted at the fifty-fourth executive meeting of the provincial government in March 15, 2002 and are hereby promulgated and shall come into force as of May 1, 2002. Governor Hong Hu Two years two, April 4th Regulations for the development and application of new wall materials in Jilin Article 1 These Provisions are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and in light of the actual conditions of the province so as to develop new wall materials, conserve energy and protect land resources and environment. Article second the term of new wall materials, which is other than solid brick with clay or fly ash and other industrial waste sintering of saving energy and land, and with thermal insulation, sound insulation, light weight, high strength and other properties of wall materials. Third units and individuals involved in the production, use and use of wall materials in the administrative areas of this province as well as the planning, construction, design and construction of such projects shall comply with these provisions. Article fourth the peoples governments at or above the county level shall strengthen their leadership in the development and application of new wall materials, and incorporate the development and application of new wall materials into the social and economic development plans and plans in their administrative areas. Fifth provinces, municipalities, prefectures and counties (cities) government departments responsible for the reform and management of wall materials (hereinafter referred to as the wall change department) in charge of the development of the application of new wall materials in their administrative areas. Provincial, city, state and county (city) wall materials Reform Office (hereinafter referred to as the