(Adopted at the 3rd ordinary meeting of the Government of the commune on 17 June 2013, No. 167 of 25 June 2013, published as from 1 August 2013)

Chapter I General

In order to strengthen urban light management, promote energy savings and improve the urban lighting environment, this approach is based on the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

Article III refers to urban lighting in urban planning areas, bridges, tunnels, vehicle stations, public parks, parks, public greenfields, monuments, residential small areas, and other construction (construction) material.

Functional lighting refers to lighting aimed at safeguarding the safety of people and outdoor activities through manual lights.

Background lighting refers to lighting for the purpose of sensitizing and nurturing the household.

Urban lighting facilities refer to lighter equipment used for urban lighting, as well as equipment and subsidiary facilities for systems such as electricity, surveillance and energy efficiency.

Article IV is the administrative authority for urban lighting and is responsible for organizing this approach. The urban lighting management in which it belongs is specifically responsible for the operation, maintenance and management of urban lighting facilities.

Districts (considence economic development zones, under the same conditions) urban light administrative authorities are responsible for the management of urban lighting within the Territory, in accordance with their responsibilities.

Sectors such as development and reform, finance, planning, rural and urban construction, housing, environmental protection, and electricity are coordinated within their respective responsibilities.

Article 5. Urban lighting is complemented by functional lighting, landscape lighting, and is guided by the principles of integrated planning, synchronization, economic application, safety, energy efficiency, green environmental protection and the United Statesized environment.

Article 6 encourages social funding to participate in the construction and operation of urban lighting facilities.

Any unit and individual should be cared for urban lighting facilities, reporting on violations such as damage, theft and the unlawful acquisition of urban lighting facilities. The urban light administrative authorities give incentives to the reportingers in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 8. The urban lighting administrative authorities should organize specific planning for urban lighting, with the relevant sectors such as planning, rural and urban construction, and organize implementation after approval by the Government of the city.

Article 9. Urban roads, bridges, tunnels, vehicle stations, public parks, squares, parks, residential small areas should be planned and established urban functional lighting facilities.

Article 10: The following constructions (constructions) and places should be planned and set up urban landscape lighting facilities:

(i) Urban branding (construction);

(ii) Construction (construction) on the main streets of cities;

(iii) Large public facilities, bridges, squares, green belts, parks, large-scale forums and river cities;

(iv) Other areas identified in the special planning for urban lighting should be established in the area of landscape lighting facilities or in the construction of (construction).

The construction of (constitution) material has not been established in accordance with the special planning facility for urban lighting, and the construction of landscape lighting facilities should be completed within the time specified by the urban light administrative authorities.

Article 11. Urban lighting administrative authorities should prepare annual construction, maintenance, updating and adaptation plans for urban lighting facilities, with the approval of the Government of the current people, in accordance with the special urban light planning.

Article 12. Construction projects should be accompanied by urban lighting facilities, and construction units should develop programmes that complement urban lighting. When planning, urban and rural-building administrative authorities approve construction projects, they should be reviewed in parallel with urban lighting programmes and seek advice from urban light administrative authorities.

The new construction, alteration and expansion of construction projects are aligned with the construction of urban lighting facilities, and construction units should incorporate urban lighting facilities into the design of programmes and be designed, constructed and used in parallel with the work of the subjects.

Article 14. The establishment of urban lighting facilities shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) In line with planning requirements and relevant technical norms and standards;

(ii) The effect of lighting and light lighting shall not be identical or similar to the signals for special purposes such as road traffic instructions, railways;

(iii) Coherence with the optical pollution control standards and coordination with the surrounding environment;

(iv) There shall be no impact on public safety or on the structural security of the construction (constitution) of the construction.

Following the completion of the urban lighting work, construction units should be organized and informed of the participation of urban light administrative authorities. Unless experienced receipts or receipts are not qualified, the use shall not be delivered and the management process shall not be transferred.

Article 16 provides for new construction, alteration of urban lighting facilities, prohibiting the use of high-energy lights, active use of efficient light sources and lighting, energy-efficient transformers, town streams and control electrical devices, and assigns priority to efficient energy products through certification.

Article 17: Urban lighting surveys, design, construction, treasury units should be qualified accordingly; the relevant professional technicians should be eligible by law.

Chapter III Maintenance and management

Article 18 Responsibility for the maintenance and management of urban lighting facilities is determined in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Government investment-building urban lighting facilities, handover procedures to urban light administrative authorities, which are responsible for urban lighter administrative authorities;

(ii) Urban lighting facilities constructed by non-governmental investment are responsible for all. The handover procedures are handled by urban lighter administrative authorities.

Maintenance responsibilities for urban lighting facilities should be maintained in accordance with the technical norms of urban lighting facilities.

The non-governmental investment-building lighting facility is in line with the following conditions, and the transfer of assets may be transferred to urban lighting authorities to manage:

(i) In line with the special planning and related standards for urban lighting;

(ii) Provide the necessary maintenance and operational conditions;

(iii) Provide complete clearance material;

(iv) Other conditions and scope provided by the Government of the urban population.

Article 20 was closed by urban lighting facilities, which could be combined with centralized control, subsector control and single control.

Urban functional lighting facilities should be closed on a daily basis, with closed hours determined by municipal urban light administrative authorities.

Urban landscape lighting facilities should be closed on the basis of actual needs such as seasons, holidays, major events, and closed hours are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Government of the city and made public.

Article 21 was transferred to urban lighter administrative authorities responsible for the maintenance of urban lighting facilities, and the maintenance of the cost was charged from urban maintenance funds.

The non-commercial urban landscape lighting facilities constructed by non-governmental investment are fully allocated by the urban people's Government during the reunification of electricity. The specific approach to the allocation was developed by the urban lighter administrative authorities with the financial sector and was followed by the approval of the Government of the current people.

Article 2 Administrative authorities for urban lighting should establish standards for the maintenance and management of urban lighting facilities.

Regional urban lighting administrative authorities and urban light management agencies should establish sound safety operations, dynamic inspections, inspection missions, maintenance, emergency response risk management systems, in accordance with standards of maintenance and management, and ensure the integrity and normal functioning of urban lighting facilities.

Article 23. Urban lighting units should implement national, provincial and municipal technical protocols, norms, regular sequencing, timely maintenance and replacement of malfunctioning or damaged lighting facilities and the timely cleaning of abandoned lighting facilities. The general failure of urban lighting facilities should be repaired within 24 hours and severe failures should be renovated within three working days, with the exception of force majeure.

Article 24 provides that the safe distance between trees near urban functional lighting facilities shall not be less than 1.0 m.

Because of natural strengths, trees that affect the effectiveness of lighting are not in accordance with the safety distance standards, the urban lighting management has informed the urban greening authorities of the repairs.

Because of the force majeure, trees seriously endanger the safe operation of functional lighting facilities, urban light management agencies can take urgent measures to repair and report in a timely manner on urban green management agencies.

Any unit and individual shall protect urban lighting facilities and shall not commit the following acts:

(i) Conversion and stigmatization at urban lighting facilities;

(ii) Within a safe distance from urban lighting facilities, unauthorized trees, mass exhumations or other objects or dumping of corross, such as acid, alkali, salt or corrosive residues, liquids;

(iii) Removal, dismantlement and use of urban lighting facilities;

(iv) Urgently posting, hiding, advertising and advertising at urban lighting facilities;

(v) Orientation of cables, placement of other facilities or access to electricity at urban lighting facilities;

(vi) Other practices affecting the normal use of urban lighting facilities.

Article 26 provides for the relocation, removal, modification of urban lighting facilities, the use of the urban lighting facility cables, the placement of other facilities or the use of electricity sources, the use of urban lighting facilities for posting, placing publicity, advertising and advertising, with the consent of the urban light administrative authorities and the associated costs.

Article 27 damaged urban lighting facilities, which should be properly protected by the damage, prevent the expansion of damage and immediately inform urban light administrative authorities. Urban road lighting facilities are damaged by traffic accidents, and the public safety transport sector should notify urban lighter administrative authorities in a timely manner. The injured party shall compensate the damaged facility.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 28, in violation of article 17 of this scheme, does not have the corresponding qualifications units and professional technicians who do not have the corresponding qualifications to carry out urban light engineering surveys, design, construction, treasury, and penalties in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 29, in violation of article 20 of this approach, provides that the deadline for the closure of the urban landscape lighting facility is being changed without specified time, and that the amount of €300 is less than $0.

Article 33, in violation of article 23 of this approach, provides that the urban light defence unit does not maintain and replace the lighting facilities that have occurred or damaged within the prescribed time period, has not been properly cleared, the time limit is being changed; and that the amount of €300 million is less than $0.

Article 31, in violation of article 25 of the present approach, provides that the period of time of the order is changed to impose a fine of up to €200 million for individuals; imposes a fine of more than 3,000 dollars for units; and damages in accordance with the law.

Article 32 provides for administrative penalties established under this Article, which are specifically implemented by the integrated administrative law enforcement agencies in urban management, except as otherwise provided by law, legislation and regulations.

Article 33 governs the administration of urban lighting and the staff of the urban light management bodies toys negligence, abuse of authority, and provocative fraud, by law by the relevant authorities; and criminalizes by law.

Chapter V

Article 34 Urban light management in the district can be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article 55 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2013. The urban landscape management approach (Official Journal No. 77 of 22 February 2001, amendment No. 153 of the Order of the Municipal Government of 11 December 2010, amendment No. 162 of 14 December 2011) was repealed.