T/JSAS 037.12-2023 Concerted Efforts to Create a Demonstration Zone for Confident Consumerism: Part 12: Neighborhood Area
T/JSAS 037.12-2023 Concerted Efforts to Create a Demonstration Zone for Confident Consumerism: Part 12: Neighborhood Area
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Scope
Scope: This document specifies the content, requirements, and indicators for the creation of safe consumption demonstration neighborhoods. This document applies to the construction of safe consumption demonstration neighborhoods. Main technical content: 3. Terms and definitions The following terms and definitions apply to this document. 3.1 Neighborhood A neighborhood with a clear geographical scope and a certain scale, featuring special functions such as sightseeing, shopping, dining, leisure and entertainment, and cultural exhibitions, and managed by dedicated institutions, including characteristic commercial streets, dining streets, entertainment and leisure streets, and historical and cultural landscape streets. 4. Creation content Safe consumption demonstration neighborhoods are created from four aspects: participation in safe consumption creation, consumption safety, business integrity, and service satisfaction. 5. Creation requirements 5.1 Neighborhoods participating in safe consumption creation demonstrations shall meet the requirements of T/JSAS 037.1 Chapter 5.3 and ensure the following: — The total length of the street shall not be less than 300m or the total area shall not be less than 30,000 square meters; — There shall be an independent operation and management institution; — The neighborhood shall have a certain degree of popularity and relevant planning to guide its sustainable development. 5.2 Neighborhoods that meet the circumstances listed in T/JSAS 037.1 Chapter 5.4 shall not participate in the construction of safe consumption creation demonstrations. 6. Creation indicators Neighborhoods participating in safe consumption creation demonstrations shall, based on their own circumstances, carry out creation activities in accordance with the indicators in Table 1.