T/CECRPA 021-2025 Evaluation of Beautiful Park Construction
T/CECRPA 021-2025 Evaluation of Beautiful Park Construction
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This document specifies the terms and definitions, basic principles and requirements, evaluation objects, evaluation index system, evaluation procedures, and evaluation methods for the construction evaluation of beautiful industrial parks, beautiful logistics parks, beautiful tourist resorts, and beautiful vein industry parks. This document is applicable to the construction evaluation of beautiful industrial parks, logistics parks, tourist resorts, and vein industry parks at the national and provincial levels. Parks at the sub-provincial level and other similar parks can refer to and implement it as appropriate. This document can be used by governments at all levels, park management committees, and other management and evaluation agencies. 3. Terms and Definitions The following terms and definitions are applicable to this document. 3.1 Beautiful parks Refers to high-quality development parks that implement green and low-carbon concepts and new development ideas in aspects such as ecological environment, industrial development, institutional mechanisms, cultural construction, and supporting facilities, thereby achieving "beautiful ecological environment, high-quality industrial development, excellent institutional mechanisms, perfect cultural construction, and complete supporting infrastructure". [Source: DB3311/T 116,3.1, with modifications] 3.2 Industrial parks Are areas where a number of industrial enterprises are concentrated, and they constitute an important spatial form for regional economic development and industrial adjustment and upgrading. [Source: GB/T 36575-2018,3.1] 3.3 Logistics parks Are logistics industry clusters that provide professional logistics infrastructure and public services for numerous enterprises, including freight service-oriented, production service-oriented, trade service-oriented, port (harbor)-service-oriented, and comprehensive service-oriented parks with different logistics resource and market demand ch