(The 47th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Western Indian Republic, held on 8 April 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 102 of 19 April 2013 by the People's Government Order No. 102 of 19 April 2013, effective 19 May 2013)

Article 1 regulates night lighting in order to strengthen the management of the urban night landscape, in the evenings of the city, displaying the historical cultural image of Western Angela and, in accordance with the Urban Prospects Management Provisions, develops this approach in conjunction with the current city.

Article 2: Planning, construction, maintenance, use and management of night-to-ground lighting in cities such as the new urban areas of the city, the Metropolitan Zone, the Shelter area, the mountainous area, the mountainous area, the mountainous area, the mountainous area, the mountainous area, the mountainous area, the lying area.

Article III refers to night-time lighting as described in this approach to stereotyped lighting for the use of manoeuvres for the night of the city.

Article IV. The municipal administration sector is the competent authority for the construction, maintenance, use and supervision of the night lighting facilities in this city.

The Government of the people of the region and the Development Zone Management Committee are specifically responsible for the construction, maintenance, use and monitoring of urban night lighting facilities within the Territory.

Sectors such as planning, development and reform, construction, artefacts, urban gardening, public safety, finance, urban administration, transport, electricity, etc. should be tailored to their respective responsibilities to inform urban night landscape lighting.

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Article 6 encourages citizens, legal persons and other organizations to take a variety of forms to participate in the construction of night-distance facilities.

Article 7. The municipal administration should be based on the overall urban planning, development and reform, construction, etc., on the planning, development and construction of specific urban night lighting plans, with the approval of the city's Government, organized by the municipal administration sector.

The Governments of the various districts and the Committee for the Development of District Management plan for the preparation of urban night lighting, based on the specific planning of urban night scenarios, as well as the preparation of municipal administrations.

The establishment or location of the following Article 8 shall be established:

(i) Construction (construction) on the main streets of the Warsaw commercial area and cities;

(ii) Background lighting sites such as urban squares, greenization, sing, spraying, vehicle stations, bridges, landscapes, river lake waters and coastal landscapes, and major temporary activities;

(iii) Sports sites (conservation), theatres, museums, and municipal facilities, such as physical protection units, above;

(iv) Urban symbolic construction (construction) and construction of non-commercials, which are more than 50 metres outside the main streets;

(v) Advertise boxes, commercial loads in major streets;

(vi) Other locations identified for special planning and subsector planning in urban night scenarios.

The specific scope of construction (construction) and urban landscapes in the city's fertile commercial area, along the main streets, is determined by the municipal administrations with the sectors such as city planning and published by the commune government.

Article 9. The construction of (construction) night-range lighting facilities administered by government departments such as urban squares, bridges, landscape sites, are established by their management; and other constructions (constitutional) of night-range lighting facilities should be established by their owner or manager to establish night-sizeing facilities.

Article 10. The establishment of a urban night lighting facility shall be in line with the specific planning of lighting in the urban night and shall be in compliance with the following provisions:

(i) The case, the creation, the proportion of specifications coordinated with the construction (construction) and the surrounding environment;

(ii) The use of new technologies, new processes, new materials, new light sources to avoid stereotyped contamination; and night lighting facilities on both sides of the road shall not affect transport security;

(iii) In line with environmental requirements, security facilities such as fire prevention, wind and diarrhoea;

(iv) The creativity model, in the first instance, in general holidays, in major holidays (cereal events).

Article 11. The design, construction of the urban night lighting facility should be consistent with the technical norms, standards and construction schedules of the night lighting facility. The design, construction units should have corresponding qualifications in the urban night lighting facilities.

Article 12, Construction, alteration, expansion (construction) or urban square brackets, should be accompanied by the construction of urban night lighting facilities in accordance with this approach and the specific planning, subsector planning. Urban night lighting facilities should be designed in parallel with the main works, with construction and operationalization, and the costs included in construction costs.

This approach has not been accompanied by the construction of night lighting facilities or the existing urban night lighting facilities that are not in line with this approach and the specific planning of urban night scenarios, and the owner or manager should undertake construction or rehabilitation.

Article 13. In reviewing new construction, alteration, expansion (construction) construction planning and construction matters, the planning administration sector should conduct a review of the attached night lighting facilities construction programmes based on specific planning and subsector planning in the urban night landscape; the construction of the administration sector should conduct a review of the content of the construction of the subsidiary night lighting facilities and the identification of the responsibility for the construction of night lighting facilities with the people of the region or the development of district management committees.

The municipal administration sector should conduct screening of the construction project's night lighting facilities, and the supervisory units will use night lighting facilities in parallel with the main works.

Article 14. Large urban, markive (constitution) construction and major landscape sites, night-time light design programmes in square brackets should be reviewed by the Municipal Administration after the first instance of the programme, by the Committee of Experts, by planning, building the administrative sector, and major night lighting projects should be presented to the Government of the city.

Article 15. The municipal administration should lead in the establishment of a joint mechanism for the coordination of work on night-to-market lighting, which will coordinate with the Governments of the various districts, the Development Zone Management Committee and the sectors such as municipal construction, planning, finance, electricity.

Article 16 states that the time taken in the street light is determined by the municipal administration, in accordance with the principles of science, legitimacy, necessity and economy, in the subregional and temporal terms, and that significant activities need to be adapted to the time frame and that the relevant units should be informed on time.

Article 17 The municipal administration sector should establish a system of control centres for night lighting management across the city and regulate the operation of urban night lighting facilities.

The Development Zone Management Committee should establish a corresponding night grieving control system and network the night light management control centre system in the municipal administration.

The municipal administration sector should develop plans and energy efficiency measures in urban night scenarios, control the scope, grace and density of landscape lighting and phase out low-efficiency light products in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 19 The municipal administration should conduct regular inspections of situations such as the consumption of lighting in urban nights, and prevent over-capacity practices such as excessive lighting in urban night scenarios.

Article 20 Government investment in urban night lighting facilities is maintained by its management. The funds required for the operation of the facility should be included in the same financial budget, dedicated to ensuring the normal operation of the night lighting facility.

The urban night lighting facility constructed by social forces is maintained by its owner or manager.

Article 21 preserves urban night lighting facilities and should implement technical standards and norms for the maintenance of technology in night lighting facilities, ensure the proper functioning of the facility and perform the integrity and integrity of the text.

Article 2, paragraph 2, provides for electricity preferences for the use of electricity at night-time lighting facilities in urban areas, and electricity charges are carried out on the basis of the road stress. The use of electricity for night lighting facilities should be distinguished from the unit's internal commercial, office and other lighting power burdens and the installation of a separate measurement.

Article 23 prohibits acts that endanger the normal functioning of urban night lighting facilities:

(i) Distinguished substances such as acid, alkali, salt or exhumation of pits within the safe distance of the urban night lighting facility;

(ii) Removal of residues, garbage or construction (construction) in the vicinity of the urban night lighting facility, blocking, covering maintenance corridors or facilities equipment;

(iii) Resistance, removal, relocation and change of urban night lighting facilities;

(iv) Oriental access to electricity in the streets;

(v) Oriental cables or posting, hiding items on the night lighting facility in the city;

(vi) Conversion and stigmatization at night lighting facilities in urban areas;

(vii) Theft, destruction and illegal occupation of urban night lighting facilities;

(viii) Other acts that endanger the normal functioning of the urban night lighting facilities.

Article 24. The Government of the city incorporates the management of the urban night lighting in its annual work objective of the People's Government and the Committee for the Development of District Management, which is carried out by the municipal administration.

The municipal administration sector should develop a full-market night light management approach and strengthen daily patrols and screenings to reward the operation of the night lighting facilities of the population and the development of the district administration committees, in accordance with the results of the study.

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(i) No construction or rehabilitation of urban night lighting facilities, as prescribed;

(ii) Inadequate urban night lighting facilities at specified time;

(iii) The map of the urban night lighting facility, the letter show that it is incomplete or stigmatized, and is not renovated and maintained as prescribed.

Article 26, in violation of article 19 of this approach, provides that excessive price-efficient practices such as excessive lighting in urban night scenarios are being corrected by the municipal administration sector, and that a fine of more than three thousand dollars is overdue.

Article 27, in violation of article 23 of this scheme, is corrected by the municipal administration, with a fine of up to two hundred thousand dollars for individuals; a fine of up to three thousand dollars for units; and damages for damages by law.

Theft, destruction of urban night lighting facilities are dealt with by public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, which constitutes a crime and is criminally prosecuted by law.

Article 28 of this approach imposes administrative penalties, and the municipal administration can commission the implementation of the municipalities' governments, the Development Zone Management Committee.

Article 29 does not determine administrative penalties by the parties and may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

Article 31 Staff of the municipal administration and other administrations have favoured private fraud, insecure, abuse of authority, administrative disposition by their units or superior authorities, and criminal responsibility is lawfully prosecuted.

Article 31 provides for the implementation of this approach, taking into account local realities, in accordance with the best practices of the long-safe, cranes, cranes and communal governments.

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 19 May 2013.