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Interim Provisions On The Management Of Underground Space Development In Wuhan City

Original Language Title: 武汉市地下空间开发利用管理暂行规定

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Provisional provisions for the management of the use of space in the area of Vilhan

(Adopted by the 46th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Republic of Vavuhan on 22 April 2013, No. 237 of 8 May 2013, published as from 1 July 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to rationalize the development of underground space resources and to enhance the management of the use of space in the field, sets this provision in line with the relevant national laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2

The space referred to in this provision refers to the space in the city's urban planning area as follows, including the construction of underground and independent space.

Under-ground space is the underground space developed by the same subject in conjunction with ground buildings; the outer space of independence refers to the underground space developed independently. The underground space developed in public domains such as roads, park greenfields, public squares is considered to be an independent space.

The underground space used by law, legislation and regulations in defence, people's air defence, the prevention of shocks, the protection of goods, and mineral resources, is also provided for in their provisions.

Article 3 Planning the planning management of the use of space development by the administrative authorities.

Land administration authorities are responsible for the development of land management in the area.

The establishment of administrative authorities is responsible for monitoring the design review and construction of space-building in the field.

The housing administrative authorities are responsible for monitoring the registration of space houses and the management of the material industry.

The Civil Defence Administration is responsible for the development of spaces in the area of management that involves people's air defence.

Environmental administration authorities are responsible for the management of environmental protection monitoring using space for development.

Other relevant sectors, such as town management, should be guided by their respective responsibilities by the management of the use of space.

Article IV uses of space development should follow up on the principles of integrated planning, peace consolidation, integrated development, rational use, and uphold social benefits, economic benefits, operational benefits and environmental benefits, in line with urban emergency response, disaster prevention and people's air defence requirements.

Local space development should uphold the priority of municipal and public service facilities. There should be no separate commercial development in space under independence. The territorial waters of the Lake shall not be used for underground space development in addition to municipal transport facilities.

Chapter II Planning management

Article 5

The geospatial development use of specific planning should include the following: development strategies, scale needs, spacebs, the prohibition, limitations and the appropriate development of the scope of the space under the space, with a focus on space-building planning requirements in the field, and recent construction and implementation measures. Of these, it is mandatory to plan, which should be noted in the planning text.

The geospatial planning for space development is structured by the municipal planning administrative authorities. Space-building planning under the focus area should be based on the relevant requirements for the development of space-based planning in the context of the use of specific geospatial planning, specifying the scope of development of spaces in the area under the plan, the overall scope of use, the scale of construction, the high distance, the location of the entrance, the mode of connectivity and the requirement of the subsoil.

Under-ground space-building planning in other paragraphs should be organized by law in conjunction with project construction.

Article 7. The exploitation of space in the field should be consistent with the principle of a reasonable hierarchy, and the planning of the hierarchy of spaces should be clearly defined by the administrative authorities, as well as the equivalent, neighbouring and connectivity rules among various projects.

Article 8. Land-based planning permits and their planning design conditions should be clearly defined in terms of space-led functions, scope of construction, size of construction, and control requirements, such as stratosphere, and make recommendations for building the depth of construction, entry and connectivity.

The geospatial construction engineering planning licence should clearly lay down the content of the building (construction) slogan, placing highway, building area, functionality, public corridors and the location of the entrance, and the requirement for connectivity between the underground space.

Article 9. The construction units of the local space development use project should be established in accordance with the planning design conditions, specifying the specific location of the entrance, ventilation, etc. in the context of the construction of a detailed planning or construction of the engineering design programme, as well as the right to use the surface in advance of the licence for construction of engineering planning, or in the form of a written-life contract with the use of the owner.

The use of the sub-stop spatial layers should be developed in a range of facilities such as access, ventilation.

Chapter III Land management

Article 10 develops the right to make use of space in the field.

The right to use land on the ground is a land-based supply-side approach, with a net increase in the basement (construction) of the land constructed under the law over 2.2 metres, and the use of land in the area of construction.

Newly established land-use rights may not undermine the established right to use and other benefits.

Article 11. The way in which the land supply of the land for the use of the project is to be implemented in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) In line with the directory of the allocated area, the manner in which it could be allocated;

(ii) Two or more persons of interest in the industrial domain, in the area of operation and in the same name shall be allowed in the form of tenders, auctions or walls;

(iii) Industrial, operational space attached to local transport and other municipal utilities construction projects, which can be used in an agreed manner by enabling those who have obtained access to construction projects;

(iv) In addition to the fact that tenders, auctions or walls should be used by law, other land may be granted by agreement.

Article 12

(i) In line with the directory of the allocated land, the land supply process could be allocated;

(ii) It is not in accordance with the designation of a directory, which may be granted by law.

Article 13 builds the right to use land under an agreement and builds local land concessions on the ground, and collects 30 per cent of the market value criteria for the construction of land-uses without lowering the same functionality, land level, use of the year limit.

The right to make use of land under tenders, auctions or walls is to be established in accordance with the preceding paragraph. The project for the development of space under-ground space has been developed, with the start-up value added to the overall threshold.

Specific criteria for the construction of land concessions or for the start-up of land are developed by the municipal land administration authorities in accordance with this provision and the actual situation, followed by the approval of the city's Government.

Article 14.

The use of land is consistent with the use of land-use purposes under the construction of underground space projects with the use of land-use purposes, which are consistent with the length of time frames established under the relevant provisions of land management, and the use of land use is not inconsistent with the use of the land-use-use scenario, with the time limit for the year of land-use tenure consistent with the length of time frame for the construction of the land use of land-uses, and the establishment of a land-use limit for the period specified in the relevant provisions of land management.

Article 15. The right to build land under the law may be transferred and mortgaged by law.

The Government's investment in the construction of a transfer of land-use rights for people's air defences and in the manner of allocation should be subject to the agreement of the Civil Defence Administration, which is approved by the Land Administration authorities in accordance with the approval of the Government of the people in which approval is provided; and the other transfer of land-use rights by the land administration authorities in accordance with the approval of the Government of the people that has authorized authorization.

The right to use land in a way that has been obtained by way of making it possible for the use of the owner to pay all the land credits in accordance with the contract's agreement, obtain the title of the land and invest in accordance with the contract agreement; and that more than 25 per cent of the total investment has been completed could be transferred.

Chapter IV Construction management

Article 16 builds on the use of space development projects under existing laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 17 Territorial space development project construction units should conduct a comprehensive survey of existing (construction) constructions registered on the ground, on the ground, on the ground and on the ground, on the ground, on the ground, on the ground, on the ground, on the ground, on the ground, on the ground, on the local facilities, on-the-ground networks, on human defence works, artefacts, ancient trees, parks greenfields, etc., and take effective measures to ensure security. The construction units should develop emergency pre- and preventive measures that may cause damage or have a significant impact, and carry out dynamic monitoring during the construction process.

The local space development use project design should meet the use requirements for the operation and maintenance of spaces in the environment, security and facilities, and should be aligned with the design of the entrance.

The local space development use project builds on ground-based connectivity works, which should be based on professional norms, and the latter should be responsible for the implementation of the subsequent engineering connectivity obligations.

The construction units of the underground space development use project should be delegated to the appropriate design units with corresponding qualifications to carry out the design, construction programme logic system for the base works covered by the underground space development use project, with a depth of more than 5 metres or depth, although not more than 5 metres, the geotechnical engineering conditions and the surrounding environment are more complex. The construction units should be based on design documents and requirements, and in conjunction with the actual construction programme, protective measures should be taken against the surrounding environment of the base.

In relation to the evacuation of dry water or the construction of rainfall, the water administration authorities should be given access to water licences.

The underlying pit works include projects such as the base pit survey, the design, construction, groundwater handling, the monitoring of the pit and the exhumation of the land.

Article 20: Survey design, environmental assessment, security assessment and inspection, engineering, quality management, archives management, etc.

The relevant sectors should enhance monitoring of the construction of the local space development use project.

Article 21, the construction map design document for the use of space development projects should be designed by law.

The underground space development use project must be constructed in accordance with the construction map design document adopted under review. Changes in design should be made in the construction process by the original design cell and construction of the modified documentation after the construction map design is reviewed.

Following the completion of the underground construction work, the construction units shall be in accordance with the law to conduct the clearance process and to transfer the project construction files in accordance with the provisions.

Chapter V

Article 23 Registration of real estate rights for the use of the project in underground space is governed by legislation, regulations and technical norms relating to the registration of property in the present city.

Article 24, when the initial registration of the right to use land under the land, shall be carried out on a case-by-case basis by a basic unit to register land in accordance with the scope of the right.

Article 25 The registration of property rights in land-use and underground space shall include a reference to “grounds” in the registers and rights certificates.

The registration of the civil defence air works is carried out in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the people's air defence.

Chapter VI Use of management

Article 26, in addition to the development of construction projects under the parking garage (at the planning line), other underground space construction (construction) cannot be divided.

The underground space construction (construction) is subject to registration recognition and may be transferred.

Article 27, owner of the underground space industry and facilities, the user shall perform the day-to-day management and maintenance obligations of the underground space industry and facilities, establish a sound management system and engineering maintenance archives, and ensure the openness of public corridors and entrances, manage and guide the location and maintain the facilities on a daily basis in conjunction with the maintenance units of urban infrastructure.

The local space operation is managed in accordance with regulations, regulations and regulations, such as the Code of Practice (Act No. 504 of the Department of State), the Regulations on the Regulation of the Vilhan Industrial Property.

All persons and users of the underground space industry facilities should develop emergency prestigation and organize performances to prevent the occurrence of emergencies and to report information on emergencies to the relevant sectors in a timely manner. The open space for the public as a source of production, operation space and other underground spaces as public venues should be established to provide safe facilities, equipment, such as drainage, firefighting, ventilation, lighting, monitoring, communication, marking, etc., to conduct regular inspections, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, maintenance, ensuring their integrity and accessibility, and the availability of appropriate emergency relief supplies and equipment, and to conduct regular inspections, testing, testing and ensuring adequate and effective use.

Under the management of the underground space operation, all persons and the licensed business service enterprises should be clear in the contract on the assumption of responsibility referred to in the preceding paragraph, and the business sector performs its duties in accordance with the contract.

Article 29, in response to public interest needs, allows the Government to collect and use spaces under the law and to cooperate actively with the underground space rights. The building of land-use rights should facilitate the construction of urban infrastructure and public service facilities.

The use of the underground space development project in the context of the integration of the war should be in line with the relevant provisions of the people's air defence and engineering management, and the requirement of the war should be unconditionally subject to the integrated movement control and no unit or individual should obstruct and interfere. Its specific approach was developed by the municipal Civil Defence Administration.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

The use of space under article 31 is an obstacle to or actual damage to the acquired power, construction (constitution) that has been established by law.

Relevant authorities, such as planning, land, construction, house management, civil defence and town management, should strengthen the monitoring of the use of space development in the field. One of the following acts is punishable under the relevant laws, regulations and regulations:

(i) The absence of a construction work permit and the construction of under-ground space development projects;

(ii) The design document does not carry out the design review as provided for by the provision and is self-established;

(iii) No construction based on the engineering design map paper;

(iv) The transfer of project construction files in accordance with the provisions;

(v) The management of the underground space industry in violation of the relevant laws, regulations;

(vi) The use of specified purposes is not carried out;

(vii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations.

Article XXIII provides for the removal of deadlines, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the Vilhan Municipal Control and Identification of the Violations of the Construction of the Law, which cannot be dismantled, forfeiture or forfeiture of the proceeds of the conflict, and allows for a fine of up to 10 per cent of the construction of construction works.

Article 344 Staff members of the executive organs play a role in the management of the use of space, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and are subject to administrative disposition by the department or the superior sector, which constitutes a serious offence, and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Chapter VIII

Article 33 XV provides that, effective 1 July 2013, the executive authorities, such as municipal planning, land, housing, construction and civil defence, shall, in accordance with this provision, establish regulations relating to planning for the use of space development in the field, land supply, registration, management, day-to-day use.