(Adopted by the 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 25 October 2013, No. 151 of 25 November 2013, No. 151 of the Decree No. 151 of the Government of the South Turkmen People's Republic of Japan, effective 1 March 2014,)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen the management of space exploitation in urban areas, the development of space resources under urban areas is justified, in accordance with the People's Republic of China's Property Rights Act, the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act and other relevant legal, legislative and regulatory provisions, to develop this approach in the light of the actual practice of the city.

Article II applies to the development, use and management of spaces in the urban planning area of the city.

The laws, regulations, regulations, regulations relating to people's air defence, disaster prevention, physical protection, mineral resources, etc., also provide for the provision.

Article III of this approach refers to the space in the urban area described below in the urban planning area, including under-ground space and single-construction space.

Under-ground space is the underground space developed by the same subject in conjunction with ground buildings.

The space in the area of single-constitution is a space for independent development.

Article IV. The use of space development in urban areas should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, integrated development, balance-of-person defence, rational use, safe use, and management by law, and uphold social benefits, economic benefits, environmental benefits and operational benefits.

Article 5. The Government of the city has established a coordinating body for the use of space in urban areas to study important matters in the use of space in urban areas, to coordinate and promote the monitoring of management responsibilities under the law.

Article 6. The authorities of the city of Land Resources organize this approach and are responsible for the monitoring of the use of land in the urban area.

The urban and rural planning authorities are responsible for overseeing the development of the planning for the use of space in urban areas.

The municipal construction authorities are responsible for overseeing the construction of space construction in urban areas.

The municipal housing authorities are responsible for overseeing the registration of space buildings in urban areas.

The city's people's air defence authorities are responsible for monitoring and management of the use of space in urban areas involving people's air defence.

Other relevant sectors should be guided by their respective responsibilities in the area of space development.

Article 7 encourages the use of space in urban areas in a variety of forms, such as sole-source, joint ventures and shares.

Chapter II Planning

Article 8. Urban and urban planning authorities should prepare specific planning for the development of space in urban areas, in line with the needs of urban development, in conjunction with national land resources, people's air defences.

The use of specific planning for space development in urban areas should be aligned with the various specific types of planning, such as manoeuvre planning, and reflect the principles of integrated development, horizontal-related space connectivity, underground engineering and ground buildings.

Article 9 prepares special planning for the development of space under urban areas, which should be integrated and structured in urban infrastructure and public services, such as transport, electricity facilities, water supply, communications, public safety fires, public safety, waste handling, urban drainage.

Article 10

(i) Current analysis, development strategies, functional subsectors, transport systems and scales and offices of space development in urban areas;

(ii) Prohibition, limitation and appropriate scope of space under construction;

(iii) Environmental protection and people's air defence requirements;

(iv) Disaster mitigation measures;

(v) Other provisions of laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 11. The preparation of detailed urban control planning, construction of a detailed and detailed plan should be in line with the requirements for the development of specific planning for space development in urban areas.

Chapter III

Article 12 Development of spaces in urban areas should have the right to build land. The acquisition of land-use rights in the field should be subject to the overall urban planning, land-use master planning and specific planning for space development in the urban areas.

Article 13 builds on the ground under construction of space construction works in parallel with the right to use land.

The right to build space under a single space construction project is obtained in the following ways:

(i) Under-ground space construction works for people's air defence, disaster prevention, urban infrastructure and public service facilities, in line with the Roll Backage, where the right to use land is legally allocated;

(ii) underground space construction works for operational applications such as commercial, financial, tourism, and recreation, where the right to use the land is guaranteed by law by tendering, auctions, wallchmarks;

(iii) Under-ground transport construction works and their operational space attached to the development of underground transport construction works, where the right to use the ground is secured by agreement.

Article XIV builds on the ground under construction of space construction works in parallel with the construction of the right to use land.

The right to use land for use under the construction of space construction works is governed by the following pattern:

(i) Building the right to use locally by allocating, agreeing on ways of making use, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the right to use land;

(ii) To build land use rights, including through tendering, auctions, wallcharts, etc., and to develop a programme for each solicitation, auction, wallchart space, based on planning conditions, for post-commercial approval by the Government.

Article 15. The construction of the underground space construction works is carried out with the approval of the Government of the urban people.

The construction of the space construction works under the floor may be calculated on the basis of a transfer of royalties or credits, which may be made available on a sub-sizen basis, with the negative allocation of royalties, which are charged by 10 per cent of the promotional benefits in accordance with the same paragraph, with a payment of 5 per cent of the royalties allocated in the second floor in accordance with the same paragraph, a three-tier and below-received benefit payments; and the use of the sub-prime market value shall not be calculated at the end of the local level.

Article 16 develops the use of space in urban areas, and construction units should apply for nuclear planning licences in accordance with the provisions. The underground space construction engineering engineering planning licence process is followed by the construction of engineering planning licences.

The construction engineering planning licences for space-based space are governed by the following procedures:

(i) Building the use of land by providing the means of allocation should be obtained by means of a candidate for the construction of a nuclear launch by the rural and urban planning authorities and the building of a land-based planning licence;

(ii) To provide land-use-based access by rural and urban planning authorities, in accordance with the control-specific detailed planning of the planning conditions, to be organized by the Land Resources Authority, the construction unit has a state-building place for the contract to the rural and urban planning authorities to conduct capital planning permits under the law.

Article 17 concerns the building of space exploitation in urban areas, and the urban and rural planning authorities should seek the views of the people's air defence authorities when they sign opinions on nuclear-selected sites or set planning conditions.

The urban and rural planning authorities should clarify the nature of the use of space in urban areas, the size of vertical space, the scale of construction, the requirement for public construction, and the requirement for the opening of the entrance.

Article 18 The urban and rural planning authorities should clearly lay down (constitutional) building blocks, space scope, level-making coordinates, scale-ups, sizes, sizes, peaks, top-level sizes, maximum size, construction area, use, public corridors, place of entry, connectivity requirements between underground spaces, and public facilities such as material and specific location.

Article 19 Development of the right to use land on the ground under the local space of the city shall, in accordance with the law, apply for land registration to the land resource authorities and receive certificates of land rights.

Chapter IV

Article 20 allows the construction units to apply to the construction authorities for the construction of the construction work permit and other related approval documents. The underground space construction works should be accompanied by a construction licence.

Article 21 should be in line with the relevant provisions, standards and norms to meet the use requirements of the underground space for fire safety, people's air defence, environmental protection, water drainage and maintenance of facilities, and functionality should be aligned with the design of the entrance.

Article 22 Surveys, designs, construction and treasury should be borne by units with corresponding qualifications.

The construction of space under the urban area should guarantee the safety of existing buildings, municipal facilities, people's air defence works, artefacts, archipel trees and public green areas.

The construction of underground spaces involves local connectivity works, which should be based on professional norms, and the latter should be responsible for the implementation of the subsequent engineering connectivity obligations.

Following the completion of the space construction work under the urban area, the construction units should organize the completion of the inspection of units, such as design, construction, treasury, etc., and should be sent to the construction of the engineering archives to the construction authorities and the related sector reserve and transferred in accordance with the provisions.

Chapter V Registration of property rights

Article 25 The right of a space building in the urban area shall be subject to information such as the use of a certificate of authority, the planning of a licence and the completion of the inspection, and the registration of space buildings at the request of the property authorities.

There is no registration of space buildings in urban areas that do not take into account the rate.

The specific registration method for space buildings in the urban area was developed by the municipal property authorities.

Article 26 Registration of space buildings in urban areas shall be indicated in the registry and the certificate of title to “ground buildings”; in the case of the people's air defence works, it should be noted that “people's air defence works”, and in the record-time use, their specific place and area shall be determined by the city's air defence authorities. No unit or individual shall be allowed to change the use of anti-aircraft by the people.

Article 27 should be combined with the initial registration of ground buildings.

The initial registration of a space building in a single area should be independently registered.

Public buildings such as local public parks shall not be registered and divided.

Chapter VI Use of management

Article twenty-eighth space buildings shall not be subject to the sale of pre-sale buildings and shall be sold and rented by the initial registration recognition authority.

Article 29, in response to public interest needs, allows the Government to collect and make use of space in urban areas under the law and to cooperate with space rights in urban areas.

Article 31, the space rights of the city, the user, shall administer and maintain the day-to-day management and maintenance of the underground space buildings and facilities, guarantee the openness of public corridors and entrances, manage the identifiers of the next space and maintain daily maintenance of the facilities in conjunction with the maintenance units of urban infrastructure.

Article 31 of the right to space in urban areas and the use of persons should establish a system of safe responsibility for the use of space in a sound manner, and take measures to prevent pollution of fires, floods, explosions and habeas corpus.

Article 32, under the urban space in which the peace is combined, should be used in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant provisions of the people's air defence and engineering management and should be subject unconditionally to the uniform movement control.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 33 Construction units or units, which violate the provisions of this approach and provisions relating to land resources, urban and rural planning, construction, housing management, people's air condition, are punishable by law by the relevant authorities.

Article 34, Land Resources, Urban and Rural Planning, Construction, Housing Management, People's Air Terminals and their staff members are lawfully punished by law in the development of management exercises in urban areas, abuse of authority, provocative fraud; and criminal liability by law.

Chapter VIII

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2014.