(Adopted by the 16th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city on 2 September 2013 by Decree No. 136 of 10 September 2013, No. 136 of the Order of the Government of the South Turkmen People, which came into force on 1 November 2013)

In order to strengthen urban green protection management, the establishment and strict application of the Green Line management system effectively guarantees the implementation of urban greenland systems planning, the promotion of sustainable urban development, in line with laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural and Urban Planning Act, the Urban Greenization Regulations and the Greenization Regulations of the Territory's South-South Cities, the development of this approach in the context of the current city.

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Article III refers to the urban green line referred to in this approach to the various greenfield control lines in the urban planning area, including the construction of a green land control line and the planning of a control line to reserve green areas.

Article IV. Urban and urban construction administrative authorities are responsible for the management of the urban green line in this city, and the urban greener management is specifically responsible for the day-to-day management of the urban green line.

Administrative authorities such as urban rural and urban planning, land resources, property, environmental protection, urban management administration, forestry, tourism, and water conservation are governed by the urban green line in their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Urban Green Lines are defined by municipal and rural planning authorities, such as urban urban urban urban planning, urban greenland planning and urban greening, landscape success, natural landscape status, protection requirements, and are implemented with the approval of the city's people.

Article 6. The detailed planning of control should propose specific coordinates of different types of urban greenfields, setting green land control indicators and greenland boundaries.

The construction of detailed planning should be based on detailed control planning, specifying the Green Landb, proposing the greening principles or programmes, and delineating the Green Landline.

Article 7. The approved urban green line should be made public and public scrutiny. Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect urban greenfields, subject to urban green line management, and has the right to monitor urban green lines management and to conduct inspections of violations of urban green lines management.

The following regions should delineate the urban green line:

(i) Greenfields: integrated parks (camp city-wide, regional parks), community parks (inhabitories, small-zone parks), specialized parks (child parks, animal parks, plant parks, historical parks, wind laure parks, cruise parks, other specialized parks), parks, street flags;

(ii) Production of green areas: nurseries, gardens, etc.;

(iii) Protection of greenfields: sanitary segregation belts, greenfields for road protection, green belts for urban high-press corridors, and isolation from urban groups;

(iv) Greenhouses: residence greenfields, greenfields of public facilities, industrial greenfields, storage greenfields, foreign transport greenfields, roads, greenfields of municipal facilities, special greenfields, etc.;

(v) Other greenfields: greenfields that have a direct impact on the quality of the urban ecological environment, the life of the population, urban landscapes and biodiversity conservation, including landscape areas, water protected areas, peripheral parks, forest parks, natural protected areas, landscape forests, urban green segregation, wetlands, protected areas of archipelags, protected areas of che trees, and the rehabilitation of greenfields.

Article 9. Any units and individuals shall not be allowed to change without delay after the urban green line is delineated by law.

One of the following cases may be changed by law in cases where no green area is reduced:

(i) Reshaping urban planning to adapt to the urban capitals, changing urban greenfields and changing the urban green line according to new planning needs;

(ii) The use of urban greenfields by the demonstration of key urban infrastructures requires corresponding changes to the urban green line;

(iii) Other arguments suggest the need to change the urban green line.

Article 10 Changes in the urban green line shall be governed by the following provisions:

(i) Adjustments to the general urban planning, urban green geospatial planning, control-based detailed planning of park greenfields, production of greenfields, protection of greenfields, subordinate greenfields and other greenfields, and preparation of adaptation programming and validation reports by the appropriate design units, with the approval of the ex-approval authority, following an evaluation of the expert opinion and environmental impact of administrative authorities, such as urban and rural planning, and rural construction;

(ii) Adjustment of the green line established by the construction of a detailed planning or construction master plan programme, which is developed by the appropriate design units, and approved by the Urban and Rural Planning Board with the urban and rural-urban executive authorities;

(iii) Adjustments to the Green Land Green Land Control Indicators, which are organized by executive authorities such as urban and rural planning, rural and urban construction, for approval by the former authorities; adjustments in the green area are also subject to approval by the General Assembly of the owner (the purchaser) or more than 2/3;

(iv) Adjustment of park greenfields, production of greenfields, protection of greenfields and other greenfields, and evaluation of environmental impact by administrative authorities such as urban and rural planning, urban and rural construction, and public statements for approval by the former approving authority;

(v) In the light of special needs such as priority engineering construction, there is a need for greenfields and damage to greening and its facilities, deforestation greening or changing the geospatial nature, to be organized by urban and rural construction administrative authorities and approved by the pre-approved approval authority after the construction unit works to fill a green area.

Any unit and individual may not be allowed to change the green ground by themselves, nor shall it take advantage of greenfields, without unauthorized development, and shall not carry out streams in green areas, garbage, garbage, discharge of wastewater, and other activities that constitute damage to the ecological environment.

In the case of a special case, the temporary use of greenfields should be governed by law. The maximum period of temporary use of the green area shall not exceed 2 years.

It is not possible to reactivate the Green Lands by granting that the occupancy units or individuals should build a green area equal to the occupied area; or be constructed by the urban parking greening authority, which is charged by the occupying units or individuals.

The planning of greenfields in the near future without greening should be strictly protected and controlled. In the context of the urban green line, buildings, constructions and other facilities that do not meet planning requirements should be phased out or dismantled.

Article 12. When urban construction, alteration, expansion projects are under consideration for construction or construction of engineering planning, urban and rural planning administrative authorities should plan and plan urban greenland systems in accordance with control detailed planning and planning, approved construction projects are aligned with green areas, greenfield rates and standards to be met and define green lines.

The construction units should be entrusted with the development of a green engineering design programme in line with urban green line management provisions, as well as for urban and rural construction without administrative review. The review is consistent with the provisions of the Gégreen Design Programme Review-specific chapter. The Green Design Programme is not subject to review or review, and the urban and rural planning administrative authorities are not allowed to issue construction planning permits, and the urban and rural construction administrative authorities may not add to the Green Design Programme review-specific chapters and shall not grant construction permits.

Article 13. Various types of construction work should be constructed in a green area in line with established greening indicators and the green line delineated. The construction of a greening project should be constructed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Greenization Regulations for the City of Southern Sudan.

After completion of the construction work, the urban and rural construction administrative authorities should be surveyed for the construction of a greening project, which is qualified to receive a special chapter for the greening of engineering tests. Unless experienced receipts or tests are not qualified, the municipal and rural construction administrative authorities are not able to process the clearance process and construction work is not delivered.

Article 14. The construction unit shall carry out the development of property and shall, as such, demonstrate the greenfield rate of the construction project, the area of the green area and the scope of the green line set out in the construction of a detailed planning or construction master programme, no greenfield outside the Green Line, or the temporary green area, as part of its green field outreach.

Article 15 encourages the use of underground space for land within the urban green line and the construction of ground-based disaster-recovery facilities, and their construction projects and various pipelines or facilities-building programmes should be reported to urban and rural planning, urban and rural construction administrative authorities, with the consent of the municipal greening management authorities to provide control requirements under the relevant technical standards to ensure long-lasting space for planting trees.

Article 16 provides that urban and rural-urban executive authorities should conduct oversight of the control and implementation of the urban green line in urban planning areas with administrative authorities such as rural and urban planning, land resources, urban management administration, and report to the Government of the city on monitoring.

Article 17 consists of one of the following acts, punishable by law by the relevant administrative authorities:

(i) To redirect land use within the urban green line;

(ii) Reintrus land within the urban green line;

(iii) The development of the law within the urban green line;

(iv) Damage to the landscape, landscape, water, landscape and ecological environment in the urban green line;

(v) Other violations of urban greenline management.

Article 18, in urban green line management, the relevant administrative authorities and their staff have been held accountable for their legal responsibilities by virtue of the law.

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