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Decision of the Hangzhou Municipal People's Government on the temporary closed management of some areas in the urban area

Hangzhou Government Letter [2016] No. 121

All district, county (city) people's governments, all departments of the municipal government, and all directly affiliated units:

In order to ensure that the 11th G20 Leaders The summit (hereinafter referred to as the G20 Summit) was successfully held. According to the "Provisional Administrative Regulations of the Standing Committee of the Zhejiang Provincial People's Congress on authorizing the provincial and districted municipal people's governments to ensure the preparation and holding of the 11th G20 Summit" According to the provisions of "Decision on Measures", the municipal government decided to adopt temporary closed management measures for some areas of the city during the preparation and hosting of the G20 Summit. Relevant matters are as follows:

1. From August 20 to September 6, 2016, some areas, including most of the West Lake Scenic Area, will be subject to closed management.

From 0:00 on August 20 to 24:00 on August 31, those who live and work in the closed management area can enter with their resident ID cards, and other personnel can enter after security inspection with their resident ID cards. . Except for motor vehicles holding G20 summit passes and passing signs that have undergone safety inspections, and non-motorized vehicles with passing signs that are carried by people living and working in closed management areas, other vehicles (including non-motorized vehicles and motor vehicles) are prohibited. Motor trains) enter and pass.

From 0:00 on September 1 to 24:00 on September 6, areas under closed management will not be open to the outside world. Except for those who live and work in the closed management area, who can enter with their resident ID cards and go through security inspection, other personnel are prohibited from entering. Except for motor vehicles holding G20 summit passes that have undergone security inspection, other vehicles (including non-motor vehicles and motor vehicles) are prohibited from entering or passing.

2. During the closed management period, mail and express delivery services in the closed management area are designated to be provided by China Post Group Hangzhou Branch and Zhejiang Postal Express Co., Ltd. Hangzhou Branch. Among them, from 0:00 on August 28 to 24:00 on September 6, mail and express delivery (except newspapers and letters) to the hotel where the summit is located will be suspended.

During the closed management period, except for the needs of serving the G20 Summit, no unit or individual is allowed to sell, transport, or carry items with safety hazards in the closed management area, or engage in other activities that affect safety.

Relevant departments such as public security, urban management, and housing management may, if necessary, require relevant units and personnel in the closed management area to manage and use outdoor facilities, LED displays, loudspeakers, video surveillance, Parking spaces, underground spaces, unoccupied houses and other related facilities, equipment and sites shall be temporarily deactivated, closed and sealed; when necessary, the public security organs may directly take the above measures.

3. In order to facilitate the life, work and travel of residents and tourists, the following service measures will be implemented in the closed management area during the closed management period:

(1) August 20 to 8 From 8:00 to 17:30 every day on March 31st, three transfer service points will be set up at the Huanglong Tourism Distribution Center, Liuhe Pagoda Distribution Center, and Huyu Road Distribution Center. Tourists can use the transfer service points with their resident status After passing the security inspection and passing the permit, transfer to a shuttle vehicle and enter the closed management area of ??the West Lake Scenic Area.

(2) From August 20 to September 6, temporary bus routes around the lake will be set up in the closed management area of ??the West Lake Scenic Area, while bus stations outside the closed management area will be optimized to realize bus loops inside and outside the closed management area. connection.

(3) From August 20 to September 6, a number of parking lots will be set up outside the closed management area of ??the West Lake Scenic Area to provide free parking for residents and units within the closed management area. People who live and work in closed management areas are encouraged to park their motor vehicles in free parking lots and minimize car use and travel.

(4) From August 20 to September 6, resident service centers will be set up in each community within the closed management area of ??the West Lake Scenic Area, with service hotlines set up to provide comprehensive livelihood security services. Residents and units in closed management areas can seek help from the service center in case of emergencies.

4. We hope that the general public and tourists will understand and support the closed management measures, make reasonable arrangements for life, travel, tourism, etc., carry their resident ID cards, consciously implement the decision requirements, and obey the instructions of on-site personnel.

Any violation of the provisions of this decision that constitutes an illegal act shall be punished in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

5. The areas subject to closed management in accordance with this decision include:

(1) The parking lot on the south side of the Provincial Military Region on Wansongling Road—Wansongling West Route—Nanpingshan Mountain— Hupao Road - Santaishan Road - Yucenshan Mountain - South Peak - Longjing Branch - Maoxiang Water System Shore Trail - Zhaogongdi Branch - Lingyin Road - Shuguang Road - Baoshishan Mountain - Baochu Road - Feng Starting Road - Dujinsheng Road - Longyou Road - Sui'an Road - Kaihua Road - Jiaochang Road - Wulin Branch Road - Taipingli - Changsheng Road - Qiwang Road - Xueshi Road - Dongpo Road - Renhe Road - Yan'an Road - Jiangjun Road-Liuying Road-Kaiyuan Road-Zhizicheng Lane-Xihu Avenue-Labor Road-Hehuachitou Road-Xiaozifang-Qingbo Street-Tieye Road enclosed area (closed management area of ??West Lake Scenic Area).

(2) Qiantang River—Feihong Road—Benjing Avenue—Yangfan Road—Boao Road—Li Feng Road—Yingfeng Road—Jinji Road—Li 1st Road—West Wall of Jiarun Mansion—Chaoyun Road—the area enclosed by Jinji Road.

(3) The area enclosed by Xinye Road - Zhijiang Road (including City Balcony) - Xiangzhang Road and its extension - Xintang River.

(4) The gate of Youyi New Village - the north-south passage in Youyi New Village - the east-west wall in Youyi New Village - the northern wall of Ziyun Hotel and Dragon Palace Hotel - the cross street on the south side of Hangda Road - the intersection of Racecourse Lane Facing - Racecourse Road - Huanglong Road - Shuguang Road - Huanglong Cave Archway Trail - Huanglong Cave Folk Garden Wall - Baoshishan Tourist Trail - Baoshishan Provincial Archives Wall - the south side of the Provincial Concert Hall - the area enclosed by Shuguang Road.

(5) The inner side of the green belt of Zijingang Road in Xixi Paradise—the north bank of the mountain river in Xixi Paradise—the area enclosed by the boundary line between Xixi Paradise and Xixi Wetland, and the entrance to Xixi Hotel at No. 803 Wen'er West Road—Xixi Hotel The west side flood control embankment - the south side flood control embankment of Xixi Hotel - the Dongwan flood control embankment - the Dongwan Park Road - the enclosed area at the entrance of the Dongwan construction site at No. 801 Wen'er West Road.

6. The implementation date of this decision is from August 20, 2016 to September 6, 2016.

Attachment: Catalog of items prohibited from sale, transportation and carrying in closed management areas

Hangzhou Municipal People's Government

August 16, 2016

Attachment

List of items prohibited from sale, transportation and carrying in closed management areas

1. Firearms and military and police equipment (including major parts)

(1) Military guns, official guns: pistols, rifles, submachine guns, machine guns, anti-riot guns, etc.;

(2) Civilian guns: air guns, shotguns, sporting guns, anesthesia injection guns, starting guns, etc.;< /p>

(3) Ordnance and police equipment: batons, electric batons, stun machines, military or police daggers, tear gas, pepper spray, etc.;

(4) Other firearms and equipment Tools: sample guns, prop guns, nail guns, steel ball guns, tear gas guns, stun guns, defensive devices, etc.;

(5) Imitations of the above items.

2. Explosives

(1) Ammunition: bombs, shells, grenades, grenades, flash bombs, illumination bombs, incendiary bombs, smoke bombs, signal flares, tear gas, gas bombs and bullets ( Blank bombs, combat bombs, test bombs, training bombs), cartridges and cartridges, etc.;

(2) Explosive equipment: explosives, detonators, detonating tubes, fuses, detonating cords, blasting agents, non-electrical explosive systems, etc.;

(3) Pyrotechnic products: fireworks bombs, fireworks, firecrackers, etc.;

(4) Others falling under the national "List of Civilian Explosives" items;

(5) Imitations of the above items.

3. Controlled instruments and other items that may easily cause personal injury

(1) Crossbows, daggers and other state-regulated controlled instruments;

(2) Large-scale Dangerous knives such as fruit knives and axes;

(3) Powerful slingshots, bows, arrows, darts and other items that can easily cause personal injury;

(4) High-power laser pointers.

4. Flammable and Explosive Items

(1) Flammable, combustion-supporting, flammable and toxic compressed gases and liquefied gases: hydrogen, methane, ethane, butane, natural gas, Ethylene, propylene, acetylene, carbon monoxide, liquefied petroleum gas, oxygen, coal gas, etc.;

(2) Flammable liquids: gasoline, kerosene, diesel, benzene, ethanol (alcohol), acetone, ether, paint, Thinner, rosin oil and products containing flammable solvents, etc.;

(3) Flammable solids: non-safety matches, red phosphorus, flash powder, solid alcohol, celluloid, cigarette cake, etc.;

< p> (4) Self-combustible items: yellow phosphorus, white phosphorus, nitrocellulose (including film), oil paper and its products, etc.;

(5) Inflammable items when exposed to water: metallic potassium, sodium, lithium, carbonized Calcium (carbide), magnesium aluminum powder, etc.;

(6) Oxidizing substances and organic peroxides: sodium peroxide, potassium peroxide, lead peroxide, potassium perchlorate, potassium permanganate, peroxide Formic acid, peracetic acid, perbenzoic acid, hydrogen peroxide, etc.

5. Corrosive, toxic, radioactive items and infectious disease pathogens

(1) Corrosive items: hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, potassium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, nitric acid, batteries (Battery containing solid potassium hydroxide or filled with alkali solution), etc.;

(2) Toxic items: cyanide, mercury (mercury), arsenic, poison, highly toxic pesticides and other highly toxic substances Chemicals, selenium powder, phenol, lacquer, etc.;

(3) Radioactive items: radioactive isotopes, etc.;

(4) Infectious disease pathogens: plague, Brucella, anthrax bacterial viruses, hepatitis B virus, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, HIV, etc.

6. Dangerous Creatures

Tibetan mastiffs and other large and medium-sized dogs, snakes, spiders, scorpions and other poisonous animals.

7. Drugs

Heroin, cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine, ecstasy, moxa, etc.

8. Illegal propaganda materials

Containing information that incites secession of the country, undermines national unity, incites subversion of state power, overthrows the socialist system, or discriminates against or insults ethnic minorities or promotes pornography or murderous violence , feudal superstition, terrorism and other contents such as books, slogans, banners, flags, leaflets and other items.

9. Small aircraft and floating objects

Drones, gliders, delta wings, paragliders, paramotors, hot air balloons, airships, aviation models, unmanned free balloons , tethered balloons, Kongming lanterns, etc.

10. Other items prohibited from sale, transportation, and carrying as stipulated in national laws and regulations; other items with potential safety hazards.