(Application No. 255 of 31 October 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 255 of 31 October 2008, in accordance with Decision No. 289 of 31 December 2011 of the People's Government Order No. 289 of 31 December 2011, concerning the revision of the 14 regulations relating to the urban road management approach in the province of Zang River province)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to enhance the management of the terrain area, effectively protect and rationalize the use of the optimum resources, develop this approach in accordance with the laws, regulations, such as the Yumkang Restitution Ordinance, the Zangang River Streams Regulation.

Article 2 Triangular landscapes (hereinafter referred to as ventilation areas) are the natural landscapes of the main features of the landscape, including the geospatial area and the five geosites. The specific scope of the landscape area is implemented in accordance with the overall planning of the polar landscape area approved by the Department of State.

Article 3. Planning, protection, use and management in the landscape area apply to this approach.

Article IV Planning, protection, use and management in the landscape area should be guided by the principles of scientific planning, harmonization, strict protection and reuse.

Article 5 The Government of the people of the city should strengthen its leadership in the protection and management of the landscape area, improve infrastructure construction, establish and improve relevant systems, perform management responsibilities under the law and coordinate the related work of the executive organs in the area of landscape protection and management.

Under the leadership of the People's Government of Yangongyang, the Substitutive Council for the Conservation, Use and Harmonization of the Landscape Zone exercises the following functions under the law:

(i) Promote and implement relevant laws, regulations and regulations;

(ii) Responsible for the conservation and management of landscape resources, cultural heritage, protection of the natural ecological environment and the rational use of wind-based resources;

(iii) Managing planning in the landscape area, tourism, religious affairs, safe production, sanitation, cultural markets;

(iv) Organizing facilities such as transport, electricity and reception services;

(v) The exercise of other managerial functions entrusted by law by the Government of the people of the city of Seoul.

The relevant administrative activities of the Committee should be subject to operational guidance and oversight by the Government of the people of the city.

Any units and individuals have the obligation to protect the resources of the landscape and have the right to stop, detect and destabilize the resources of the landscape.

Chapter II Planning

Article 7. Landscape planning is divided into overall planning and detailed planning, organized by provincial housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities.

The overall planning process was reviewed by the provincial people's Government and was presented to the Department of State for approval.

Details are planned for approval by provincial housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities.

Article 8

(i) In accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations, such as the Landscape Streams Regulations;

(ii) Coherence with the planning for economic and social development of the city's nationals, and in coordination with the overall planning and overall land-use planning in the city of Seoul;

(iii) To protect the natural ecological environment and improve environmental quality;

(iv) To protect the natural landscape, which is the main feature of the landscape of the Danxie and the historical landscape of integration with the natural landscape;

(v) Strict protection, re-using, preventing the emergence of urbanization trends in landscape-building, avoiding excessive commercialization of landscape areas and artificialization of landscape sites.

Article 9. Overall planning should highlight the natural landscape, the cultural content of the archaeological culture and the cultural monuments of the Honduran, in which the natural, human landscape is most concentrated and the most valued regions of the landscape area.

Detailed planning should be based on overall planning, which determines the location, scale and size of construction projects such as landscape protection programmes and infrastructure, tourism facilities, cultural facilities, in accordance with the different nature, characteristics, scope and scope of the core area and other landscape areas, and specifying the scope and planning design conditions.

Article 10. Planning for the landscape should be widely consulted with the views of the relevant Government departments, the public and experts and, if necessary, should be heard.

Article 11. After approval, the planning of the landscape should be made available to society and any unit and individual are entitled to access.

Landscape planning must be strictly enforced, any unit or individual may not be subject to self-removal changes; it is necessary to modify the content of the landscape area planning and should be approved or submitted in accordance with the State's mandate and procedures.

The loss of property of citizens, legal persons or other organizations should be compensated in accordance with the law for the revision and implementation of the landscape planning.

Chapter III Protection

Article 12 shall strengthen the survey of wind resources such as landscapes, archaeology, archaeological buildings, archaeology, archaeological sites, historical sites, archaeological trees, and develop appropriate protection and management measures.

The MC should work with the relevant sectors to enhance green afforestation, forest fire, pest control, water protection, geological disaster control and environmental pollution control to protect the natural environment.

Residents and distributors in the landscape area should protect landscapes, monuments, waters, forest covers, wildlife resources and facilities.

Article 13. The Government of the people of the city of Seoul should delineate the scope of the protection of the Natan X, establish a site, a constituency, and make it public to society that any unit and person shall not destroy or otherwise change.

The Government of the people of the city should develop and implement appropriate measures to strictly protect the physical landscape in the area of the landscape and maintain the uniqueness and integrity of the tiny.

Article 14.

Construction in the landscape area should be strictly observed in the planning of the landscape. The construction of (constitutional) and facilities that violate the planning of the landscape should be renovated or removed by law.

The core landscape area of the wind area prohibits violations of the planning of planting, hospitality, training centres, therapy homes and other constructions that are not relevant to the protection of landscape resources; construction should be phased out in line with the planning of landscape areas.

Article 15. Strict control of residential construction in the area of the landscape. There is a need for the construction of new residential homes, which should be constructed in accordance with unified planning within the context of the building of homes identified in the landscape area. The existing residence outside the planning home shall not be doubled, alterations, expansions, except for the requirement of renovation, alterations, etc., for the maintenance, fire safety.

The Government of the people of the city should be able to follow up on the existing villages in the landscape area, in accordance with the planning of the landscape area and the request for physical protection in the Nathane region.

Article 16

Construction, construction units should develop pollution control and water conservation programmes in the landscape area, and take effective measures to protect surroundings, water, forest plantation, wildlife resources and geospatials; and, after construction, the environmental landscape should be restored in a timely manner.

Article 17

(i) The opening of mountains, the extraction of stones, the opening of mines, the lifting of the new graves;

(ii) Construction of facilities for storage of explosive, flammable, radioactive, poisonous and corrupted items;

(iii) Absolid or smoking, fire and fuelbroids in the area of fire;

(iv) Aclamation, fish, cigarette, and hydrothermal activities;

(v) Priorities, paints and damage to sites or facilities at sites or facilities;

(vi) Deforestation and hunting wildlife;

(vii) Absorption at non-designated locations;

(viii) Other activities that undermine landscape, vegetation and geomorphology.

Chapter IV

Article 18 should strengthen security management, implement safety responsibilities, develop and improve safety accident emergency preparedness and prevent and control occurrences of various types of security accidents.

In the event of a security accident in the landscape area, the IMS should immediately initiate the relevant accident response scenarios, take effective measures to organize evacuations, rescues, prevent the expansion of accidents and report in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 19 shall strengthen the construction of facilities such as transport, communications, hydropower, firefighting, sanitation, etc. in the area of the landscape, establish sound management systems, and enhance management in such areas as transport, firefighting, sanitation and business order.

The IMS should establish normative symbols and road maps in the landscape area, establish safety facilities and safety alerts at the risk level and conduct regular inspections and maintenance of transport, cruise facilities.

Article 20 engages in construction activities other than the Landscape Streams Regulations and the methodology prohibited by this approach shall be governed by the law, in accordance with article 28 of the Surfacecy Regulations.

Article 21, the operation of the operator in the landscape area, the content of the services, should be aligned with the planning of the commercial network sites in the landscape area. The business administration sector, when a nuclear business licence is issued, should implement the business network planning in the landscape area.

The operators should operate in accordance with the law, in the context of designated locations, regional and mandated operations, civilized operators, prohibiting unauthorized squatters, build-ups and expand operations.

The MC should plan for the refurbishment of existing commercial operators and the maintenance of normal business order, in accordance with the business network sites of the landscape area.

Vehicles entering the landscape area should be stopped at specified locations, in accordance with the required routes.

Article 23 Protection, use and management of natural resources in the landscape area, as well as protection and religious affairs management, should also be implemented.

Article 24 projects such as transport, services and services in the landscape area are defined by law by the Cycluds Board, in accordance with the principles of openness, equity, impartiality and impartiality, by means of fair competition such as tenders, walls or randomly determined and contracts with operators.

The operators should pay the royalties according to the provisions.

Article 25.

The management, use and implementation of the royalties for payment of royalties in the area of the landscape are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the province.

The audit body should enhance the management and use of audit supervision for the payment of royalties and for the optimum resources.

Article 26

(i) Removal of garbage, such as plastic bags, canil, meal boxes;

(ii) Remuneration and service delivery to tourists by means of fraud;

(iii) Activities such as jeopardy, high-air performance and chewing;

(iv) Entrepreneurship or livestock breeding;

(v) Other activities that violate the management order in the landscape area.

Article 27 shall not engage in business activities for profit-driven purposes, nor shall administrative functions such as planning, management and oversight be delegated to the enterprise or individual.

The IMS staff shall not be allowed to perform their business in the area of landscape.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 28 violates the provisions of this approach, and the laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Survantage Zone Regulations, have legal responsibilities.

Article 29, in violation of article 13, paragraph 1, of this approach, provides that the destruction or unauthorized alteration of the place of the community, the WC shall be subject to a fine of up to $200,000.

Article 33, in violation of article 17 of this approach, is dealt with by the Committee on the Situation with the following provisions:

(i) In violation of subparagraph (iii), the order is being redirected to fines of smoking or smoking in the area of fire, which are less than 300 dollars;

(ii) In violation of subparagraph (iv), the order is correct, with a fine of more than 500 dollars for fish, fish and fish; and a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for the operation of water meals.

(iii) In violation of subparagraph (vii) of paragraph (vii) that the possibility of burning the behest in a non-designated location could be changed by a fine of up to $50 million.

In violation of article 21, paragraph 2, of the present approach, it provides for the removal of the duration of the Cyclones' Orders by the Cycluding Zone, which is subject to the application of the People's Court of Justice by WCPU, and may be fined up to €2,000.

Article 32, in violation of article 22 of this approach, provides that vehicles entering the landscape area are not subject to the required routes or are not stopped at the specified location, which is converted by the RIM orders and may be fined up to $50 million.

Article 33, in violation of article 26 of this approach, is dealt with by the Committee on the Situation with the following provisions:

(i) In violation of subparagraph (i), a fine of $50 could be imposed on theft bags, behaving tanks, meal boxes.

(ii) In violation of subparagraph (ii), the order is correct, providing for a fine of up to 500 dollars for forced arrivals to sell their commodities, and selling the goods to tourists in a temptive manner and providing services, which can be fined up to $200,000.

(iii) In violation of subparagraph (iii), activities such as cushion, high-air performance, chewing, etc. are being converted to a fine of up to $50 million.

(iv) In violation of subparagraph (iv), the time limit is being converted by the operation of sexual feeding or the creativity of livestock livestock, which may be fined up to $300,000.

Article XIV of the Seoul People's Government, the Landscapegos Commission and other administrative bodies have one of the following acts, which are being restructured by the competent authority in accordance with the management authority, and are taken in accordance with the law by the competent and other persons directly responsible:

(i) The establishment of various development areas in the landscape area in violation of the planning of the landscape area;

(ii) Extensive access to tourists or outreach activities in areas where there is no security;

(iii) The markings and road maps that are not regulated in the landscape area, or the creation of safety facilities and safety alerts at risk sites;

(iv) Operational activities for profit-driven purposes;

(v) To allow the staff of the IMS to function in the landscape area;

(vi) Approval of the agreement to undertake construction activities that are not planned in the landscape area;

(vii) Be found that the offence is not investigated or is not subject to the supervision of the management function in accordance with the law;

(viii) There are other provocative fraud, abuse of authority and omissions.

Article XV contains laws, regulations, regulations and regulations that violate forest protection, protection of wildlife and plant resources, protection of property and land management, environmental protection, firefighting, business, material prices, etc., which are dealt with by law in the relevant administration or are entrusted by the relevant administration authorities to the Commission.

Article 36, in violation of the provisions of this approach, imposes liability under the law; constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law.

Annex VI

Article 37 of this approach was implemented effective 1 December 2008.