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Liaoning Province Project Site Planning And Management Approaches

Original Language Title: 辽宁省建设项目选址规划管理办法

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Modalities for the management of the project in the vasten Province

(Adopted at the 65th ordinary meeting of the Eleventh People's Government, held on 14 January 2013, No. 276 of 23 January 2013, published from 1 March 2013)

Article I, in order to strengthen the project selection planning management and to ensure the effective implementation of rural and urban planning, sets out this approach in line with the laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the Modalities for the implementation of the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act.

Article 2 applies to the management of construction project selection sites within my provincial administration. The law, legislation and regulations provide otherwise, from their provisions.

Article 3. Building project selection planning should be consistent with urban and rural planning and industrial policies, consistent with the principles of rational laydown, land-saving, assembly and development, promoting resource savings and integrated use, protecting natural resources and historical cultural heritage, preventing environmental pollution and other public hazards, and in line with the needs of defence, national security, disaster prevention and public health, public safety.

Article IV. Provincial, municipal, district (including district level), with the rural and urban planning sector (hereinafter referred to as the rural and urban planning sector) is responsible for the management of the project selection site planning within this administrative area in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Sectors such as development reform, national security, safe production, transport, water, forestry, environmental protection, material, earthquakes and meteorology should be guided by their respective responsibilities by law by the construction of project selection planning.

Article 5 requires the approval or approval of construction projects by the relevant authorities in order to provide national land-use rights in a manner that is allocated, and the construction units should apply to the rural and urban planning sector for the selection of nuclear-producing project proposals (hereinafter referred to as a reference to the selection of sites).

The relevant sector may not approve or approve construction projects that do not have access to the title.

Article 6

The construction projects approved and approved by the relevant departments of the State Department and the relevant departments of the provincial government, the construction of construction projects identified in the planning of the provincial zones, natural protected areas and forest parks, geological parks, historical cultural domains (in towns, villages), priority protected areas in the historical cultural protection neighbourhoods, and the construction of a project within the control area, with the advice of the provincial rural and urban planning sector.

Construction projects across the administrative region are presented by a nuclear-selection opinion from the local-level rural and urban planning sectors.

The construction projects approved and approved by the relevant authorities of the city, district and local governments are presented by the same-level rural and urban planning sector.

The top-level rural and urban planning sector, according to the need, may entrust the next level of the rural and urban planning sector with a reference to the nuclear location.

Article 7. The construction unit shall apply for a nuclear-issued site submission and shall submit the following materials:

(i) A candidate application containing basic conditions for construction projects;

(ii) The relevant supporting documents, such as the building of corporate legal persons in units;

(iii) The construction projects require approval and approval of documentation;

(iv) Relevant charts for the construction of the project selection programme;

(v) Pretrial documentation for construction projects, review of environmental impact evaluation documents, as well as assessment reports on destructive mineral resources, or corresponding material, geological disaster risk assessment reports, as appropriate;

(vi) The State security, earthquake, meteorology, articies, military management, etc., by law;

(vii) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

Major construction projects identified by countries and provinces, construction projects that are required to build sites beyond those identified in rural and urban planning, should also be submitted to the identification of sites.

Article 8 requires, in accordance with the law, the construction of a nuclear-issued site proposal, and the rural and urban planning sector, after receiving the application, undertakes a review of the construction project selection sites in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and the rural and urban planning approved by law. In order to comply with the provisions, a nuclear-licencing proposal shall be made within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application; non-compliance with the provision, and reasons for writing.

Article 9. The construction of the project site directly relates to the significant interests of the applicant and others, and the announcements of the nuclear location of the rural and urban planning sector should be made at the government portal or in the construction of the project site, with no less than 10 days.

The rural and urban planning sectors should be informed by the law on the basis of the statements of views on the location and the construction of the project, within 15 days of the date of the Nuclear Selection.

Article 10 prepares a report on the feasibility of the location, which should be entrusted by law to the establishment of units with a corresponding hierarchy of qualifications and in accordance with the relevant technical norms.

In rural and urban planning sectors, experts should be organized to evaluate the feasibility of the selection process. The number of evaluation experts is more than five, and the findings should be agreed by a majority of experts participating in the evaluation. The conclusions adopted by the evaluation are based on the Nuclear Lelections.

Article 11. Adjustments to urban-rural planning should be made in accordance with the law for the planning of re-reviewed project selection sites.

Article 12. The rural and urban planning sector, when selecting sites, should be consulted in advance, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 13 Without acquisition of project approval and approval documents during an effective period of time, applications for extensions to the former nuclear-issuing bodies could be submitted under the law within 30 days prior to the expiry of the effective period, with the extension period not exceeding one year.

No extension proceedings or extensions have been approved and the candidate's views have been exhausted.

Article XIV builds projects to obtain a choice of titles that will require adjustments or changes in the content set out in the choice of reference during the effective period, and shall be approved by the former nuclear service.

Article 15. Sectors and staff involved in building project selection planning should be subject to national legislation, regulations and regulations on confidentiality.

Article 16 provides that the rural and urban planning sector should conduct regular inspections of the location planning management of the lower-level construction projects. The main elements of the inspection include:

(i) In accordance with national provisions, construction projects requiring approval or approval by the relevant departments to provide national land-use rights in a manner that is allocated and whether they have been selected;

(ii) Implementation of the project-building project selection planning;

(iii) Other elements to be checked in accordance with national and provincial provisions.

Article 17 Rural and urban planning authorities should establish, make public reports of telephones and e-mail boxes, and actively receive public scrutiny of the construction of project selection planning.

The urban and rural planning sector reports or charges and should be promptly processed and processed in accordance with the law.

Article 18 violates the provisions of this approach and punishes them in accordance with the relevant provisions of the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act.

Article 19 This approach is implemented effective 1 March 2013.