(Health 6th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of jewell on 28 June 2012 to consider the publication, through Order No. 86 of 28 August 2012 of the People's Government Order No. 86 of 1 October 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for urban development goals that serve in the jewelling of the city's core cities, the Ecological Civilization Zone, the Science Development Model City, which regulates urban upgrading activities, further improvements in urban functions, optimization of industrial structures, urban imagery, highlighting the urban landscape, improving the living environment, promoting the savings of land, energy, resources, and promoting economic and social sustainable development, and developing this approach in the light of the provisions of the relevant legislation, regulations.

Article II applies to urban updating activities within the scope of the city's administrative region.

This approach refers to a region where urban construction is carried out by subjects consistent with this approach (including the old industrial zone, the old commercial area, the old office area, the old residential area, the old village of the city, etc.) in one of the following cases, and to activities under the urban planning and current scheme for rehabilitation, alteration or dismantling of the process:

(i) The concentration of hazardous houses.

(ii) Urban infrastructure, public service facilities are urgently needed.

(iii) The environment is poor or there is a significant security hidden.

(iv) The use of existing land uses, the use of buildings or resources, and energy use is clearly incompatible with economic and social development requirements, affecting urban planning.

(v) Three old (i.e., old industrial plants, old towns, old villages) rehabilitation projects have been approved for planning design conditions.

(vi) Other circumstances that should be updated by cities, either by law or by the municipality.

Article 3, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides for “risk housing concentration”, which means that the relevant bodies have a more concentrated picture of the buildings that are at risk or that have other serious security features in accordance with the Standard for the Identification of Dangerous Houses.

Article 2, paragraph 2, of this approach provides that “urban infrastructure, public service facilities need to be improved urgently”, means that urban infrastructure, public service facilities are accompanied by a severe shortage of infrastructure, and that urban infrastructure, public service facilities or other urban public interest projects are carried out in accordance with planning needs to be carried out in an independent land area than 3000 square met.

Article 2, paragraph 3, of this approach provides that “the environment is worse or has significant security hidden”, including, inter alia, the following:

(i) Environmental pollution is severe, and wind sampling is severely inadequate and is not appropriate for production and life.

(ii) There are serious fire-fighting hazards that do not meet the relevant provisions.

(iii) Other major safety features, such as recurrent water surveillance, are identified by relevant agencies.

Article 2, paragraph 2, of this approach states that “the existing land use, the use of buildings or resources, energy use is clearly incompatible with economic and social development requirements, affecting urban planning”, including, inter alia, the following:

(i) The location of the planning function in the area has undergone significant adjustments, and existing land use, land-use efficiency and planning functions are incompatible with urban planning.

(ii) Be part of the prohibited and phased-out industries in this city, which are energy-consuming, water-consuming, pollutant emissions are significantly beyond national, provincial, municipal and municipal-related standards, or inefficient land use, affect urban planning and enable industrial upgrading.

(iii) Other serious impacts on recent urban construction planning.

Article IV. Urban updating should be guided by the principles of “science development, coherence, planning, multi-benefits, market functioning, policy support, order management, and steady progress” to guarantee and promote urban scientific development.

Article 5 Urban updating should be consistent with overall national economic and social development planning, subject to overall urban planning and land-use planning. Cities update the implementation of the urban update planning and annual planning management system.

Urban update planning is the basic basis for managing urban update activities.

The urban update annual plan should be included in the recent construction planning annual implementation plan and the land-use annual plan.

Article 6. Urban updating may be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and methods, respectively, by municipal, regional governments (the CM), land-use rights or other subjects consistent with the provisions.

Article 7. Municipal, district governments (CMC) should ensure that funding for the organization of work to update cities is provided with adequate financial support for urban update projects.

Urban upgrading of infrastructure and public service facilities involved should be accompanied by commensurate project funding from the earmarked funds for urban construction. Urban updating involves government investment projects, which are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of government investment project management.

Article 8

The Urban Upgrading Management Office is a permanent working sector for urban upgrading throughout the city and is responsible for integrated urban update planning management, with specific organizations, coordination and supervision of urban updating.

The urban update authorities of the Regional Government (MCC) provide for the implementation of urban upgrading-related responsibilities within the jurisdiction.

Article 9 Governments (CEM) organize city updates within their territories, organize integrated therapy projects within the organization and municipal governments identify implementation of the various types of construction projects implemented by them and coordinate the implementation of the alteration and other types of construction projects.

The Urban Land Resources Authority is responsible for the development of an urban updated land management policy in accordance with the law and is responsible for land use ownership, recovery and acquisition in the urban update process.

The urban and rural planning authorities are responsible for the development, in accordance with the law, of the urban update-related planning management policy, the integrated planning management of urban updates, the development of urban upgrading-related technical norms, and the organization of specific urban upgrading planning at the municipal level.

The municipal development reform authorities are responsible for the development of the relevant industrial guidance policy for urban updating and for the integration of annual funding for cities involving government investment.

The municipal financial authorities are responsible for the planned allocation of funds for the project.

Other relevant functions of the municipality and the relevant functional sectors of the Government of the Region (CMC) should be implemented in accordance with this approach, in accordance with the provisions of this approach, in order to provide services and manage urban updating activities within their respective functions.

Article 10 provides for the approval of the project for the urban update of the jewell City.

Article 11. The Urban Upgrading Management Office, the relevant functions of the municipal government, the District Government (MCC) should actively promote and strengthen guidance on urban update policies.

Street offices and Habitats should actively maintain the normal order of urban updating activities.

Article 12 encourages financial institutions to innovation financial products, improve financial services, support for urban upgrading projects, including through the establishment of financing platforms, the provision of loans and the establishment of security mechanisms.

Social responsibility, brands, strengths and experienced development enterprises are encouraged to implement urban update projects.

The land received from the project in the urban update module should be given priority to the construction of the municipal infrastructure around the city's upgrading module and the upgrading of the city-wide cities.

Article 14. Urban update projects should be implemented in accordance with the principles of pooled land, green energy, low-carbon environmental conservation, promoting the use of new technologies, new processes, new materials and new equipment identified by relevant sectors of the country, provinces and municipalities, giving priority to the use of green regeneration products, subject to the functionality of use.

Urban updating projects are encouraged to plan, build and operate in accordance with green buildings standards.

Article 15. The Urban Upgrading Management Office and the Urban Upgrading authorities of the Municipal Government (MCC) should establish an urban update system for the processing of complaints and conduct of complaints received in a timely manner.

Article 16 should intensify the work of the municipal and district administration authorities to severely identify emerging violations within the urban update module.

Chapter II Urban update planning

In line with the overall urban planning and land-use master plan of the city-wide cities, the urban rural and urban planning authorities have organized specific planning to update the city-wide cities to guide the demarcation of the urban update module throughout the city, urban update planning and urban upgrading module planning. The city-wide updating of the special planning should be aligned with the recent construction planning, with a clear focus area for urban upgrading and its updating orientation, objectives, time frames, overall size and updating strategy.

Sectoral governments (CPCs) may organize, in accordance with their practical needs, the development of specific urban updating plans for the corresponding area of urban areas under the guidance for the upgrading of specific urban planning throughout the city.

Article 18

(i) The scope of the urban update module.

(ii) Types and scales of infrastructure and public service facilities that should be installed within the framework of the urban update module.

(iii) Planning guidance for the urban update module.

The implementation of Article 19, which is based on the modernization of the city, should be based on the urban update module as the basic unit to determine planning requirements, coordinate the interests of the parties and implement the urban update targets and responsibilities.

Article 20 provides for conditions under Article 2 of this approach for urban establishments, areas requiring urban updating should be designed as a urban update module planning in accordance with technical norms that ensure the relative integrity of infrastructure and public service facilities.

One urban update module could include one or more urban upgrading projects.

Article 21 Delimitation of the Urban Renewal Unit should be in line with the city-wide renovation of specific planning, with full consideration and respect for the continuity of social, economic, cultural relations in the region and in accordance with the following conditions:

(i) The area to be dismantled within the urban update module should be less than 10000 square meters.

(ii) The urban update module shall not violate urban control requirements such as the basic ecological control line, the primary watershed area, the Greenlands Green Line, the historical artefacts protection, the shoreline of the water area, the distance line of public service facilities, the road divide line, the urban infrastructure line.

(iii) In the Urban Renewal Unit, an independent land for the construction of urban infrastructure, public service facilities or urban public interest projects should be less than 3000 square meters and less than 15 per cent of the area covered by the demolition. Regulatory detailed planning or other planning, relevant provisions are more demanding from their provisions.

The conditions set out in the preceding paragraph are not available, but specific studies should be undertaken on the scope of the module, the scope of the demolition, the requirement for construction, etc., in order to encourage industrial transformation to upgrade, improve the area of independence and the overall area of urban infrastructure, public service facilities or other urban public interest projects.

Article 22 defines urban update modules as follows:

(i) Government associations do not delineate themselves as an urban update unit on their own land and special land.

(ii) In addition to the updating of land use through urban areas, the State that has been illegally occupied has not diverted land and basic farmland protected areas from the urban update module.

(iii) The geographical scope of the former rural collective economic organization in the Gulf area should be integrated into the village's urban upgrading module and encourage the implementation of the reference to the various sectors (functional areas) other than the Gulf region. It is not subject to the first limitation of article 21, paragraph 1.

(iv) Unconstructioned land from the urban update module, except under article 23 of this approach.

Article 23, which does not build ground for planning to be integrated into the urban update module, belongs to the State's unexplained “blocks”, “crowdeds”, “crowds”, “injectings” which do not exceed 10 per cent of the area covered by the project's demolition and no more than 2000 square meters, can be the subject of the implementation of the urban update project as a sporadic land area; it should be removed or replaced in part with the preparation of the urban update planning module.

With the consent of the land-use owner, no construction of land is required for the integrated planning of the urban update module, which is not used to be removed or replaced in conjunction with the preparation of the urban update module.

Article 24 Planning of the Urban Renewal Unit should be developed in accordance with the relevant technical norms, to make public statements, to seek advice from the relevant industrial authorities on industrial upgrading.

The development of the urban update module planning should be guided by the following requirements:

(i) Priority is given to securing urban infrastructure, public service facilities or other urban public interest projects.

(ii) To fully respect the legitimate rights and interests of the persons concerned and to effectively achieve a balance of the interests of the public, the rights and other actors involved in urban updating.

(iii) Examination of the nature and total development of the various types of areas covered by the control-specific detailed planning, deepening, implementing the control-specific detailed planning of the various types of urban infrastructure and public service facilities, and spaceb.

(iv) Promoting the integration of cultural heritage into urban development, improving the ecological environment and the human landscape, highlighting urban landscapes, focusing on mitigation and promoting low-carbon green update.

Article 25

(i) To encourage the development of a culture of innovation and the creation of a pool of offices, exhibitions, business, hotels, recreational and consular services as one of the high-level integrated services. With regard to the construction of integrated services with a size of over 5 million square meters, a corresponding proportion of dwellings (including public rental housing); a <8 million square meters of <8 million square meters of the area of construction, which is 20% of the area of construction; a size of the area is estimated at 80,000 square meters, with 25 per cent of the construction area. The proportion of dwellings used to build public rental housing shall not be less than 10 per cent of the residential building area.

(ii) To encourage increased public use, to increase greenfields and green cover, to reduce the density of buildings and to save land.

(iii) To encourage the reduction of residential functions in old residential areas with population reunification, the rehabilitation of older villages in the town or the provision of demolition indicators to the urban surrounding region.

(iv) To encourage urban commercial zones, the surrounding industrial zones and the construction of public rental housing by the urban upgrading module in the town.

Specific incentives set out in paragraphs 2 to 4 above are developed by the municipality.

Article 26 Planning for the Urban Renewal Unit should include the following:

(i) The infrastructure, public service facilities and other functionalities, industrial direction and their offices in urban upgrading units.

(ii) Specific scope, updating, updating and planning control indicators in the urban update module.

(iii) The concept of urban upgrading and the urban design guidance.

(iv) Technical reports, such as the necessary public service facilities, transport impact evaluation, urban update economic assessment.

(v) Other elements should be clearly planned by urban updating units.

Article 27 Planning of the Urban Renewal Unit should be based on the mandatory elements identified in the detailed planning of control, and implemented by the urban and rural planning authorities after approval.

The area of control-specific detailed planning should be developed on the basis of the status studies, based on the requirements identified in subsector planning, and post-commercial government approval. Relevant elements of the urban update module planning should be included in the development of control-specific detailed planning.

The urban update module planning has been adapted to the mandatory elements of control-specific detailed planning, subject to the approval of the municipality's urban and rural planning authorities, which should be included in the detailed planning and publication of control.

The development of the urban update module planning is being implemented. The Urban Renewal Unit Planning Plan (hereinafter referred to as an updated module plan) implements a standing declaration mechanism.

The separate implementation of the IOM project is managed in accordance with chapter IV of this approach, in line with the provisions of chapter IV of this approach, and in accordance with the approval of the Urban Upgrading Project I and the implementation of the whole-of-the-art area, the non-planned declaration is not carried out separately and is carried out by the subject of the construction of cluster urban update project.

Chapter III Urban update plans

Article 29 of the Annual Plan for Urban Upgrading includes the updating of the unit plan, the implementation of the construction and rehabilitation of existing conditions and the related sources of funding. Among them, the IMEP could be developed separately.

Article 31 Governments (CEM) may organize their relevant functional sectors to screen projects that need to be updated in urban areas within the Territory, propose plans for updating the units within the jurisdiction and implementation plans for the construction, rehabilitation and upgrading projects that have the conditions to be implemented, and report to the Urban Renewal Management Office into the annual update plan.

With respect to entrepreneurship units, the village collectively submits a conditional updating module plan and an updated project implementation plan based on the actual situation, with the advice of the territorial Government (CMC), written observations and related materials together with the territorial Government (CMC) and the declaration of inclusion in urban update plans.

Article 31 states that cities that do not incorporate urban updated units have the conditions set out in Article 2 of this approach, with the establishment of the relevant conditions for the planning of the urban update module, which can be developed in accordance with relevant planning, such as the updating of specific urban planning throughout the city, the development of the scope of the urban update module and the recommendation to include in the annual plan for urban upgrading, to be submitted to the Urban Renewal Management Office.

Following the integration and coordination of the declaration by the Urban Upgrading Management Office of the municipalities (MCC), an annual urban update plan was drawn up to be submitted to the municipal government for approval in accordance with the prescribed procedures.

The annual plan for the rehabilitation of the project needs to be developed separately, and the Urban Renewal Management Office can be developed and reported separately from the municipal government.

The urban update plan uses a combination of a one-year report and a standing declaration that can be declared at all times in accordance with conditions and subsequently incorporated into the annual plan in a timely manner.

The urban update plan can be adjusted in accordance with the above-mentioned reporting process.

Article 33

The updated module to be declared by the entrepreneurship units is included in the annual Urban Upgrading Plan, which is organized by the Urban Renewal Management Office to prepare a draft urban update module planning.

Chapter IV Revitalization of cities

Article 34 Urban renovations include, inter alia, improving firefighting facilities, improving infrastructure and public service facilities, improving access to streets, environmental rehabilitation and the rehabilitation of existing construction sections, but not changing the structure and functionality of the construction subjects.

The ACT project generally does not have a subsidiary facility to meet the requirements of norms such as urban planning, environmental protection, construction design, construction of buildings and fire safety due to the elimination of safety concealments, improvement of infrastructure and public service facilities. Its corresponding construction area is partially exempted from the harvesting.

Relevant technical norms for the cutting up of projects are developed by the relevant authorities and implemented after approval by the municipality.

Article 36 Renewal projects are developed and implemented by the host Government (CMC).

Upgrading projects that are approved or submitted by the relevant authorities should be reported in accordance with the law.

The cost of the CMI project is jointly assumed by the host Government (CM), the rightsor or other relevant persons, and the proportion of costs is determined by the parties in consultation. Costs related to the improvement of infrastructure, public service facilities and the urban congestion environment are implemented in proportion to the relevant provisions of the division of financial burdens at the municipal, district level.

Article 338 Governments (CEM) should develop, on an annual basis, a draft project and a fund arrangement plan for the rehabilitation of the area, which is coordinated by the Urban Renewal Management Office and organized in accordance with the procedures.

Individually implemented therapy projects identified in the urban update module planning should be prioritized.

Article 339 Renewal projects are prepared by the host Government (CMC) for the planning and are submitted to the urban and rural planning authorities for approval.

In accordance with the relevant provisions, such as legislation, regulations and regulations, the enforcement units shall apply in accordance with the law and shall be subject to the application of the licence.

Specific provisions such as the planning, management, programme clearance and funding arrangements for the IMAM project are developed separately by the Urban Renewal Management Office in conjunction with the municipal development reforms, finance, land resources, agriculture, planning and construction.

Chapter V Revitalization of cities

Article 40. Reimbursement of cities is divided into functional changes and structural changes in the structure of the construction subjects.

The functional change of the type of updating project means changing parts or all buildings to use their functions, retaining the original structure of the building and not changing the subject matter of the right to land use and the time frame.

The main structure of the building is the replacement of the main structure of the original building, the expansion of the original building, the dismantling of some buildings, the reconstruction or expansion of some of the buildings, but not the subject of the right to land use and the time frame. The main structure of the building could be accompanied by a change of parts or the use of functions for all buildings.

Article 42 has entered into force planning in accordance with the detailed planning of control, urban updating module planning, where land use has changed or is subject to alterations in existing buildings, subject to the requirements relating to the hybrid use of land functions, which can apply to urban and rural planning authorities for the implementation of the urban upgrading categories.

Article 43 has one of the following circumstances, and no changes in the category of cities shall be implemented:

(i) The application would change functionality in the accompanying service facilities and would not be able to meet the associated requirements.

(ii) To apply for changing functionalities or changes in the main structure, such as archaeological monuments, historical buildings, commemorative buildings, markory buildings, local features and traditional ventilation buildings, which are not consistent with the protection requirements.

(iii) To apply for the alteration of functions or change of the main structure of buildings in the area identified in the planning of dangerous houses or urban upgrading units.

(iv) After changing the functionality or changing the main structure of buildings, it is not in line with the security of the construction structure, the design of urban landscapes, or incompatible with relevant technical requirements such as public safety, firefighting, the environment, health, the management of goods.

(v) Applications for partial changes in the use of functions, but the change in part cannot meet the requirements for independent use or cause the remaining parts of the building.

(vi) The buildings are distinguished by the owners of the industry and the owners of the industry apply for changes in the structure of the building.

(vii) The buildings are distinguished by the owners of the industry and some of the owners apply for changes in the use of the buildings, but are not agreed by other owners in the current building and other owners in the same place who favour the change of functions.

(viii) Two developments in contaminated sites without assessment and sound governance.

(ix) Other laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, as well as the provisions of the municipal authorities, shall not alter the use of buildings or changes in the main structure.

Article 44 Reimbursement projects can be constructed in accordance with the need to eliminate safety shocks, improve infrastructure and public service facilities, and should meet the requirements of norms such as urban and rural planning, environmental protection, construction design, housing quality security, construction energy and fire safety.

Article 42 Renewal projects should be in line with industry B planning and prioritize the need to increase public space and industrial transformation.

Article 46 Territorials implementing the alteration category update project shall entrust qualified design units with the design of alteration projects, report to the urban and rural planning authorities for the approval and processing of planning licences changes in accordance with the law.

Article 47 completed the alteration of the planning licence change process, and the Land Resources Authority of the city shall enter into a land-use supplementary agreement with the land-use rights of the land-use holder or contract the land-use right. Land-use rights should pay local prices in accordance with the relevant provisions and improve access procedures.

Upon completion of the implementation of Article 48, the applicant shall apply to the municipal rural and urban planning authorities and other sectors under the laws, regulations and regulations, subject to the relevant procedures, the relevant rights subject shall apply, in a timely manner, to the public property registry sector for the processing of the registration of property.

Article 49

(i) The original building area of change in functionality, based on the remaining period of functionality and land-use rights in accordance with the modified changes, shall be calculated at the appropriate-use criteria for the approval of alterations, deducting the land use and the remaining period of time for approval of the corresponding use criteria for the alteration-inal price management.

(ii) The increase in the area of construction by functional changes, which are based on market assessment of local prices, in accordance with the modified functionality and the residual period of land use rights.

The conversion of non-commercial properties to a commodity nature shall be subject to the relevant provisions and shall be subject to the approval and subsequent replenishment of local prices.

The period of use of land-use rights after functional changes is determined in accordance with the remaining period of time actually used.

Article 50 provides that the cost of implementation of the renovation category is fully borne by the applicant.

Article 50 of the functional changes project generally does not increase the area of construction, which should be added in accordance with the relevant provisions and in accordance with article 49 of this approach. The area of construction of subsidiary facilities should not exceed 10 per cent of the pre-renewable legitimate building area, but less than 1,000 square meters. Where there is a need for urban infrastructure and public service facilities, the corresponding construction area is partially exempted.

Article 52 alters the construction subject structure project, which may increase the area of construction under conditions consistent with the control detailed planning and the safety of the building structure, although the overall area of construction should not exceed 30 per cent of the pre-renewable legitimate building area and the increase of the base not exceeding 2 levels.

The additional construction area exceeds 10 per cent or more than 1000 square meters prior to the renovation, and shall be processed in accordance with the required procedures to increase the project profile rate. Its area of construction increased or reduced should be approved in accordance with the provisions. Where there is a need for urban infrastructure and public service facilities, the corresponding construction area is partially exempted.

Chapter VI

Article 53 provides for one of the conditions set out in article 2, paragraph 2, of this approach, and makes it difficult to improve effectively or eliminate, including through rehabilitation, alteration, through the implementation of urban updates by way of demolition. The project should be implemented in strict accordance with the provisions of the Urban Renewal Unit planning, the Urban Renewal Annual Plan.

Article 54, either singled or fragmented buildings are identified as hazardous houses, but it is not possible to be converted into urban upgrading units in accordance with the relevant requirements and not to be included in the construction of cluster cities.

Article 55 distinguishes between the owners of the building in the same place, with the exclusive participation of more than 90 per cent of the total size of the building and more than 90 per cent of the total number of business owners agreeing to be dismantled, and the owner is the subject of the right.

Village demolitions in the town should be agreed by the former Rural Collective Economic Organization for more than 90 per cent of the shareholders in accordance with the relevant provisions.

This approach refers to the establishment of the region in the urbanization process of my city, in accordance with the relevant provisions, of the villagers of the former rural collective economic organization and the area of non-agricultural land reserved for the units.

Article 56 means of implementation of the construction of the type of urban update project include:

(i) The subject of the right is self-executing. This includes the self-executing of a single right in the area of project demolition or the transfer of property rights by multiple rights actors to one of these rights subjects.

(ii) The subject of the market is implemented separately. The subject of the project's rights in the area of separation was implemented after the transfer of property rights to a single market subject of the non-former rights.

(iii) Cooperation. In the village rehabilitation project in the town, former rural collective economic organizations should choose a single market subject through open transactions by land trading agencies to cooperate in the implementation of the rehabilitation cooperation agreement.

(iv) Government organizations. The Government determines in public ways the subject of implementation of the urban update project or is directly implemented by the Government's urban upgrading agencies.

Article 57 Land-use rights in the context of the construction of the type of urban update project may be constructed by the owner on the basis of this approach by the owner of the owner and by the owner of the property, which is the subject of multiple rights in the context of the removal of the project in the urban update module, and all rights actors have a single subject of the transfer of the relevant rights of the property to the same subject by the adoption of a single subject:

(i) The owner of the right is created or acceded to the company by the Property Acquisition Unit.

(ii) The subject of the right to enter into a relocation indemnity settlement agreement with the relocutor.

(iii) The property of the subject of the right is acquired by the buyer.

The single market subject should also enter into a rehabilitation cooperation agreement with the former rural collective economic organization, which is part of the village rehabilitation project implemented in cooperation.

As a rehabilitation project under the old residential area, the Government of the District (CMC) shall, after the approval of the Urban Renewal Unit, organize a relocation indemnity guidance programme and open selection programmes by the subject of the market, openly select the market subject by more than 90 per cent of the total area of buildings and more than 90 per cent of the total number of business owners. After a relocation indemnity settlement agreement with all the owners of the market, a single subject was formed.

In accordance with article 58 of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (art.

The relocation indemnity settlement agreement should also be accompanied by an agreement on the obligations and responsibilities of the right to property following the write-off of the certificate. Without agreement, obligations and responsibilities are assumed by the relocation.

The conclusion of the relocation indemnity settlement agreement may be made by a public certificate body. The relocators should submit the signed relocation indemnity settlement agreement to the Urban Renewal Management Office in a timely manner.

The application for arbitration or the prosecution of the People's Court should be made in accordance with the agreed dispute settlement path.

Article sixtieth of the land-use rights of the construction of the type of urban updating project should clarify the following:

(i) In line with the Urban Renewal Unit, the transfer requirement for land-based urban infrastructure, public service facilities and urban public interest projects.

(ii) Reaching the construction, management requirements for the development of the subject of urban updating projects.

(iii) Safeguarded housing, innovative industrial buildings, urban infrastructure and public service facilities.

(iv) In accordance with the requirements for the implementation of regulatory agreements for project relocation indemnity and programme projects, housing for resettlement shall not apply for the sale of property.

(v) The planning of the urban update module clearly and other relevant elements of the project's implementation of the regulatory agreement.

Article 61. Municipal, district governments (MCC) can integrate land use within urban upgrading units, including through house collection, land and real estate acquisitions, using open means such as tendering, auctions, walls, or the establishment, authorization of the relevant urban update implementing agencies to implement the construction of cluster urban upgrading projects.

In accordance with article 62, the executive subject of the construction of the type of urban update project shall, after obtaining the planning conditions for the urban update project, enter into a land-use extension agreement with the authorities of the city'sland resources to supplement the contract or to supplement the land-use rights contract and apply for planning licences to the urban and rural planning authorities. The time period for land use is recalculated and the value of the land is added in accordance with the relevant provisions.

The implementation of the cluster urban update project is not used for more than one year after obtaining urban update project planning conditions, and should be reapproved to urban and rural planning authorities before being used.

Article 63 should seek the views of the relevant authorities on the implementation of regulatory agreements for project relocation indemnity and programme implementation when the project requests for the sale of property. The relocation indemnity settlement programme has been determined to be used to compensate the house without being included in the pre-sale programme and for the sale of the property.

In applying for the planning of the project, the urban and rural planning authorities should seek the views of the Urban Upgrading Management Office on the implementation of the tied responsibilities, such as demolitions, relocations, identified in the urban update module planning process, to ensure that the urban updating module is in place.

The establishment of an independent urban infrastructure and public service facility established by the relevant sectors of the city, district government (CEM) for urban updating planning should be prioritized and implemented in conjunction with urban update projects. The relevant sectors could also entrust the urban update project implementation subject to construction and re-entry into line with the relevant provisions after construction.

Article 68 Removal indemnity programmes determine the property used for relocation and shall be registered by a person who has been relocated in accordance with the relocation indemnity settlement agreement provided by law. The registration price is conditional on the price agreed upon in the relocation indemnity settlement agreement and is not agreed by the parties to the agreement to consult and complement the agreement.

In accordance with the right to land use, the relevant components of the implementation of regulatory agreements for contracts and projects should be registered by the relevant authorities of the Government.

Following the completion of the implementation of the project on the establishment of a type of urban update, the municipal industry authorities should regulate the project's industrial access with the relevant sectors and ensure that the industrial orientations identified in the urban update module are put in place.

For projects that pay local prices in accordance with the prescribed criteria, the industrial industries that have actually entered into after completion are determined by the municipal industrial authorities that are not part of the municipality's encouragement of the development industry, and are being converted by the municipal industrial authorities.

Article 67 Procedures relating to the planning, use, construction and etc. of the construction of cluster urban update projects are governed by established urban update project implementation themes for the processing and implementation of project development and cannot be transferred until the project is completed.

Article 68, in accordance with the provisions of the urban update module planning, shall be adjusted by the authorities of the city by means of replacement or recovery, to the extent that public interests, such as separate infrastructure-building, public service facilities, or to the adaptation of land use or land recovery, are required for the implementation of urban planning. The recovery method should be used to compensate accordingly on the basis of the actual circumstances in which local units or individuals are involved in development and construction.

Article 69, in addition to which the law should be recovered, the municipal authorities may organize land-use acquisitions in accordance with the needs of urban updating, and land-use rights in urban updated units may also apply to land use authorities.

Procedures, conditions, prices for land-use acquisitions are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of land reserves and land acquisition.

Article 76 provides for planning such as urban development needs and city-wide renovation of specific planning, urban planning is being carried out by government organizations for urban upgrading in areas such as the concentration of endangered houses, infrastructure lagging, and the need to adapt land use, and the relevant Government departments should collect housing in accordance with the National Land Exposure and Compensation Regulations.

After the approval of two years by the Urban Renewal Unit, the construction of the type of urban update project is still due to the failure of the relocation negotiations to recognize the subject of the implementation of the urban update project, the need for implementation and urgency, consistent with the provisions of the National Land Collection and Compensation Regulations, which can be prioritized.

Under the implementation of the urban update project, a Government may enter into a relocation indemnity settlement agreement between the relevant Government departments or their establishment, authorized institutions and rights-holders to compensate the subject of rights in accordance with the prescribed criteria.

Specific forms of reparation include monetary compensation, removal compensation and combinations.

Article 72 of the market subject, through the Property Acquisition Unit, the signing of a relocation indemnity agreement and the acquisition of real estates, has been able to apply for the implementation of the project by governmental organizations when the project has been removed, which amounts to more than 90 per cent of the total construction area and the number of the subject matter of rights, which is more than 90 per cent of the total number of properties.

The Government undertakes an integrated consideration and integrated judgement on the urgency and feasibility of the project, the authenticity and reasonableness of the acquisition compensation programme provided by the subject of the market, the application of the residual property rights.

Chapter VII

Article 73 Urban updating units have been made public for the protection of objects or for the registration of buildings, constructions that are non-movable objects, and in urban updating activities they should be strictly protected in accordance with the provisions of national, provincial and territorial legal regulations for the protection of property. In the preparation and implementation of the urban update module, the scope of protection of the physical protection unit or the requirement for the construction of a controlled area shall be strictly enforced, without prejudice to the destruction, alteration, construction or removal of buildings and other facilities related to the protection unit or the non-movable material; and non-removal of construction features, structures, structures, colours, basic clocks and feature-specific internal features that relate directly to the non-movable material.

Article 74 Protection of historical cultural neighbourhoods and historical buildings should be guided by the principles of government ownership, public participation, harmonization of planning, classification management, effective protection, reasonable use and adherence to protection.

Article 76 does not relate to historical cultural streets and historic buildings within the urban update module, and is consulted by the Urban Upgrading Management Office in urban areas for urban rural and urban planning, property authorities. The urban and rural planning authorities should organize censuses in the streets, buildings that can reflect the historical traditional and geographical cultural characteristics of cities within the Urban Renewal Unit and, according to the census results, develop preliminary directory of historical cultural neighbourhoods and historical buildings, seek the views of the local government (the CMAC) to be made public to the society by the Committee of Professional Technology for Urban Planning and by the Council of Experts on Urban Planning.

Article 76 Urban and urban planning authorities should establish historical construction protection files for historical cultural neighbourhoods and historical buildings, as approved by the Urban Renewal Unit.

Article 77 shall not be restructured or withdrawn by authorizing the publication of historical cultural streets and historical buildings. As a result of force majeure, the destruction of historic cultural streets and historical buildings, the need for adaptation and withdrawal, was made by the municipal rural and urban planning authorities to make observations with the municipal property authorities, which were submitted by law following the Committee's consideration of municipal planning professional technology.

Article 78 of the Urban Renewal Unit approved the identification of historical cultural streets and historic buildings, and the implementation of the urban update project is subject to the preparation of a draft urban update module planning, while also preparing a protection planning for historical cultural streets and historical buildings, with the approval of the city's people's government following the consideration by the Committee of Professional Technology for Urban Planning.

Article 79 shall not carry out other new construction, expansion activities in the context of the core protected areas of historical cultural streets and historic buildings, except for the construction of the required subsidiary facilities. The construction of the compound, the street patterns and the landscape environment is prohibited; the ban on the use of protected planning to determine a reserved green area, the river lake water system, the roads, etc.; and the alteration of existing buildings should be consistent with the construction control requirements established in the protection planning.

Article 8 10, which is approved for the construction of historic buildings in the area of control over historic cultural streets and historical buildings, must be aligned with historical building and historical cultural landscapes without altering the spatial landscapes surrounding historical buildings and not affecting the normal use of historical buildings. New construction, expansion and alteration of roads must not undermine the logic and measurements of historical buildings or change historical buildings.

Article 81 severely controls the establishment of external advertising, branding, air conditioning, fragmented light, pan-raying facilities in historical buildings. The approval of the establishment should be coordinated with the building blocks. The alteration of internal facilities such as sanitation, drainage, grading should be in line with the specific protection requirements of the building.

Article 82 protects the historic building from its place of origin and does not allow for the relocation or removal. If public interest needs to not be protected by the place of origin, it should be protected or dismantled, and, with the approval of the Committee of the Professional Technical Committee for Urban Planning, the People's Government of the city, the executive branch of the urban update project organizes the receipt of the municipal property authorities in accordance with the provisions of the relevant laws and regulations.

Article 83, in the course of the implementation of differentiation protection and dismantling of historical construction operations, the executive branch of the Urban Renewal Project shall be responsible for the mapping of historical buildings, the recording of information and, in accordance with the relevant provisions, the timely submission of archival information to the relevant archives bodies.

The municipal property authorities should conduct timely identification of the elements removed from historical buildings. This is the case with the regulation of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Other provisions of Chapter VIII

Article 84 has been identified by law as a single building at risk and needs to be dismantled, and is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of urban-risk housing management, no integration of the urban update plan does not need to be included in the annual urban update plan and no specialization in the planning of the urban update module.

Article 82 of the urban update project shall be subject to an updated right, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations and the relevant provisions of the city.

In the context of the urban update project, no registration of property rights, the construction of buildings, constructions or consignments that are not subject to the law or are attached to the construction of historical legacy issues in the present city, the parties may serve as an updated subject to the right.

Article 86 states that land should be given priority to the construction of infrastructure and public services facilities, without sporadic, poles and gestures within the framework of the urban update module.

Unplanned for infrastructure and public service facilities can be integrated into the renovation, in line with the planning of the Urban Renewal Unit, by the authorities of the city'sland resources to implement the urban update project to their neighbours. The total area of sporadic land does not exceed 10 per cent of the total area of the project, but is not more than 2000 square meters in the area of Sosaia.

Article 87 implements urban upgrading systems that do not undermine the safety and security of all types of cities, such as urban flood protection systems, urban people's anti-aircraft facilities, or render their functional parts and losses.

Article VIII, in accordance with the relevant requirements for the construction and construction of industrial buildings, may be able to establish a proportion of policy-making buildings in the types of construction projects, which are developed by the relevant authorities and implemented after approval by the municipality.

Article 89 states that cities are upgraded to industrial land and that, in addition to the provisions of this approach, they should also be in line with industrial upgrading and other relevant policies.

In accordance with the provisions of the Urban Renewal Unit planning, the Urban Land Resources Authority has agreed on the construction of secure housing, industrial housing, infrastructure and public service facilities in the land-use transfer contract, in accordance with the Urban Renewal Unit.

A larger urban update project could be implemented on a phased basis.

Planning control indicators, such as the time and scale of implementation of the urban update project, are provided by the Urban Renewal Unit planning and planning licence documents.

Urban upgrading projects implemented in the sub-six period should prioritize infrastructure, public service facilities and buildings for resettlement owners.

Article 92 provides for the effective promotion of mitigation through the development of green buildings, the creation of an affordable environment, the improvement of the energy structure, the promotion of water and rainwater use, and the enhancement of multiple ways such as building waste reuse.

Chapter IX

Article 93, after the inclusion of the urban update module in the updating of the unit, land, buildings in the region shall not be used as an operating place except for special circumstances. Relevant enterprises in the region should conduct write-offs or address changes within a specified period of time, in conjunction with project implementation. The non-removal areas identified in the approved urban update module planning are excluded.

Article IX, in which the relevant authorities and their staff are in conflict with the urban update management, are held in accordance with the law, and are suspected of committing crimes and transferred to the judiciary by law.

Legal responsibility should be held in accordance with the law, in violation of laws, regulations and regulations relating to urban planning and land management.

Article 9XV-related units and individuals conduct surveys and clearances, land and buildings verification, urban updating plans, urban updating planning and approval, urban update project implementation subjects confirm the application, with fraud, coercion, misconceptions, abuse of personal privacy, discrepancy, falsification or conversion documents, dissemination of false information, selling projects, bribery, etc., the relevant departments should be promptly identified and responsibly accountable, and the removal of serious circumstances and the removal of their involvement in the criminal justice system.

Article 96 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2012.