Is the unified storefront signboard legal?

Legal analysis: As a typical administrative decision, the government's compulsory replacement of shop signs should be carried out according to law. The government's compulsory change of stores must be exercised within the authority given by law, follow the necessary procedures of administrative decision-making-information disclosure, public participation and expert participation, and meet the substantive legitimacy requirements of administrative decision-making, especially the principle of proportionality. If urban construction is a unified national plan, it should be standardized, otherwise it is not.

Legal basis: People's Republic of China (PRC) Urban and Rural Planning Law.

Eighth urban and rural planning organizations shall promptly publish the urban and rural planning approved according to law. However, the contents prohibited by laws and administrative regulations are excluded.

Article 9 All units and individuals shall abide by the urban and rural planning approved and published according to law, obey the planning management, and have the right to inquire the competent department of urban and rural planning whether the construction activities involving their interests meet the planning requirements. Any unit or individual has the right to report or accuse violations of urban and rural planning to the competent department of urban and rural planning or other relevant departments. The competent department of urban and rural planning or other relevant departments shall promptly accept reports or complaints and organize verification and handling.

Article 10 The State encourages the adoption of advanced science and technology to enhance the scientificity of urban and rural planning and improve the effectiveness of its implementation, supervision and management.

Eleventh the State Council urban and rural planning departments responsible for the national urban and rural planning management. The competent department of urban and rural planning of the local people's governments at or above the county level shall be responsible for the management of urban and rural planning within their respective administrative areas.