(Act No. 278 of 20 October 2011 of the Order of the People's Government of South Kyoto, which has been implemented effective 1 November 2011)

Article 1, in order to strengthen the protection and management of ancient trees, preserve historical cultural landscapes, promote the harmonious development of ecological environment and economic societies, and develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the Department of State, the Urban Greenization Regulations of the South Kyoto City.

Article 2 protects and administers archaeological trees in the current city's administration.

Article III refers to trees of more than one hundred years of age, with trees with rare, precious trees and trees with historical cultural values, observances and important scientific values.

Article IV. The Greening Administration of the Municipal Parks is responsible for the protection and management of archipso trees in the city's administration area, and for the protection and management of archaeological trees in the Territory.

Sectors such as planning, housing and urban-rural construction, water, transport, environmental protection and documentation assist in the protection and management of Guang trees in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

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Article 6 encourages units and individuals to contribute to the protection and recognition of archaeological trees.

The government of the city, the district (zone) and the Greenhouse Administrative Authority for the Protection of Gang trees have been recognized and rewarded either by or by individuals.

Article 7. More than three hundred years of tree age or, in particular, cherished great historical values and observances, key scientific values, trees at the primary level, and the rest at the secondary level.

Article 8. Gang trees are organized by the municipal greening administrative authorities, confirmed by the Government of the city and reported on the provincial construction of administrative authorities.

Article 9. The following ancient trees shall be identified by the Greening Administration in accordance with the provisions of the regulations:

(i) The unit is responsible for conservation within a green area administered by the professional conservation management in urban parks;

(ii) In the context of natural protected areas, landscapes and parks, management units in the park are responsible for the conservation;

(iii) Within the scope of the authorities, schools, troops, groups, business units, and the premises of the temple units, which are responsible for the conservation of the human person;

(iv) In the context of roads, railways, rivers, water treasury sites, the Highway, railways, rivers, water management units are responsible for conservation;

(v) In the area of residence of the population, the industrial service is managed by the owner;

(vi) In rural collective land, the owner of the land contractor, the owner of the home base, the owner of the owner's responsibility for the conservation of the land;

(vii) In the House of Individuals, the owner is responsible for the conservation;

(viii) Other archaeological trees, designated by the Greening Administration responsible for conservation.

The relevant units or individuals object to the identified responsibilities for the conservation of trees, which may apply for review to the Greenhouse Administrative Authority.

Article 10 Greening administrative authorities shall enter into conserving letters of responsibility with the constitutives, specifying the responsibility and obligations for conservation. Changes in the responsibility for the conservation of ancient trees should be made.

Article 11. The Greening Administration should develop technical norms for the conservation of ancient trees and conduct regular free operational training and technical guidance.

The custodians should carry out daily conservation management of archaeological trees in accordance with the regulatory requirements of conservation technologies and assume routine conservation costs. The cost of conservation is entrusted to the author.

Constraints for conservation costs are difficult and can be applied to the Greenhouse Administrative Authority for the Conservation Fund.

Article 12 Greening administrative authorities should register archaeological trees, photograph numbers, file and publish them on a regular basis.

The greening administrative authorities should establish a logo for protection. The protection mark should indicate the contents of tree number, name, level of protection, responsibilities for conservation, monitoring and service calls.

Article 13. The Greening Administration should organize scientific research on trees, promote the use of research results, strengthen awareness-raising, promote knowledge of protection and improve the level of protection and management.

Article 14. The Greening Administration shall delineate the scope of the protection of archaeological trees with the planning of administrative authorities. The scope of protection is not limited to five muns of the trees.

Article 15 found that chewing trees were either victimized or weak, and the custodians should report immediately on the greening administrative authorities of the plant. The greening administrative authorities should organize the rescue and rehabilitation in a timely manner.

The custodians should report immediately on the greening administrative authorities of the plant. The greening administrative authorities should verify the reasons in a timely manner and make clear responsibilities and write-offs. Unregistered, no archipelags must be dealt with by themselves.

Article 16 Greenhouse administrative authorities should regularly monitor the strength and conservation of archaeological trees.

At least once every three months of the archaeological trees, at least one six months of the secondary archiplin.

Article 17 prohibits:

(i) Deforestation;

(ii) Removal, rice clips;

(iii) To belleled at the plant, to post in Okinawa, torn, bypass, plumbing, to dispose of the trees, to extract the fruits or to the detriment of the long-lasting;

(iv) In the area of protection of slots, exhumation of pits, construction facilities, planting lines, use of fire, cigarettes and dumping of toxic hazardous items;

(v) The construction of trees or fixtures by means of trees;

(vi) Other acts that undermine the length of the trees.

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Article 19 Building project selection points related to ancient trees, and construction units should develop programmes to avoid or protect, review by the Greenhouse administrative authorities of the parking forests and work in accordance with approved avoidance or protection programmes. Without review or without review, construction units may not be opened.

Experts should be organized when the Greenhouse Administrative Authority examines the avoidance or protection programme.

Article 20 Planning procedures for the planning of licences by the administrative authorities, involving archaeological trees, shall seek the advice of the executive authorities of the greening of parks.

Article 21, in one of the following cases, can be moved to vegetation trees:

(i) The long-term environment is not suitable for the continuation of the trees, which may lead to the death of the treasury;

(ii) The construction of priority engineering projects cannot be avoided;

(iii) Special needs, such as scientific research;

(iv) The situation of life may endanger public life, property security, and protection measures are still not possible.

Article 22 transplanted trees should be in accordance with the following conditions and apply for transplanation to the Greening administrative authorities of the plant:

(i) Transplanation programmes;

(ii) Removal of the commitment of the relevant units or individuals to the responsibility for conservation;

(iii) Explanation by conserving units with corresponding professional qualifications;

(iv) The cost of relocation of archaeological trees, the cost of compensation for che trees and the cost of recovery and conservation within five years have been implemented by the applicant.

Article 23 Greening administrative authorities should organize expert arguments on the feasibility of transplanting programmes, inform society and seek public advice, after receiving requests for revegetation.

The Greenhouse Administrative Authority has reviewed the approval of the Länder, which is approved by the Government of the commune; it does not agree to revegetation, should inform the applicant in writing of the reasons.

Article 24 has any unit and individual obligation to protect Guang trees and their subsidiary facilities, and to discourage and report acts of damage, destruction of trees and their subsidiary facilities.

The greening administrative authorities should establish a reporting system for the publication of the reporting method and the admissibility of complaints and reports.

Article 25

(i) The responsibility for the conservation of archaeological trees has not been subject to the regular conservation management required under the conservation technical norms, causing the damage to archaeological trees to be responsibly and, under the guidance of the Greenization Administration authorities, to take the appropriate rescue measures; and to reject the imposition of saving measures to impose a fine of up to 2,000 dollars;

(ii) The construction unit has not established a programme of avoidance or protection, or the programme has not been reviewed with the consent of the unauthorized construction or has not been restructured under the approved programme, and may impose a fine of up to three million dollars;

(iii) The failure to verify that the death of the archaeological trees are not seized, with a fine of up to 2,000 dollars;

(iv) Deforestation, spontaneous vegetation and other damage to archaeological trees or the death of chewing trees, which are penalized in accordance with the provisions of the Greenization Regulation of the city of Nanjing.

Article 26 Greenhouse administrative authorities and their staff abuse their duties, favour private fraud, play negligence, and are subject to administrative disposition by law, constitute crimes and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Article 27 may be managed and protected as a follow-up resource for Gangroves for more than one hundred years, with a specific approach being developed by the municipal parking greening administrative authorities and approved by the Government of the city.

Article 28, above, refers to this approach to this category, which does not contain the number.

Article 29 of this approach is implemented effective 1 November 2011.