(Act No. 158 of 23 May 2011 of the People's Government Order No. 158 of 23 May 2011)

Article 1 promotes sustainable urban development, in line with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the Urban Greenization Regulations and the Urban Green Line Management Approach, in order to strengthen urban green line management, to improve the urban ecological environment, to create a good living environment and to promote sustainable urban development.

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This approach refers to the urban green line, which refers to the various green field control lines in urban planning areas, including the construction of a green land control line and the planning of control lines for the green area.

Article 3 provides for the establishment of administrative authorities for urban and rural planning (hereinafter referred to as the municipal planning authority) for the management of the urban green line throughout the city, with a specific responsibility for the day-to-day management of the urban green line.

The Integrated Law Enforcement Department is responsible for the imposition of administrative sanctions against violations of this approach by law.

Relevant sectors such as forestry, transport, water, housing, tourism and land resources are shared with the urban green line management in line with the division of duties.

Article IV. Urban Green Line management upholds the principles of scientific delineation, strict control and effective protection.

Article 5 The municipal planning authorities should be guided by the requirements of the overall land-use planning, urban overall planning, detailed planning and the National Urban Green Land System Planning Framework, which will be launched in conjunction with the relevant sectoral organizations in the preparation of urban greenland systems planning, which are published by the Government.

The municipal planning authorities should determine urban green areas, based on urban greenland systems planning, and determine urban green lines.

Article 6. The detailed planning of control should make it clear that the boundaries of different types of urban greened land, the planning of green land control indicators and the specific coordinates of the Green Lands.

The construction of detailed planning should be based on detailed controls, specifying the Green Landb Bureau, proposing principles or programmes for the greening of configurations, and delineating the Green Landline.

Article 7 below should delineate the urban green line:

(i) The existing and planned park green areas, the production of greenfields, the protection of greenfields, subsidiaries and other green areas;

(ii) Urban landscapes such as rivers, lakes, water ponds, wetlands and mountains;

(iii) The scope of protection provided for by the distributing of trees;

(iv) Other regions that have a positive role in urban ecosystems and landscapes.

Article 8 units within the urban green line are registered and archived by the urban greener management body, setting up a digital management platform to determine the management responsibility unit in accordance with the principle of territorial management. Planning green areas within the urban green line is governed by the urban greening management.

Article 9. Greenfields, protected greenfields, production of greenfields, embassies in residential areas, subsidiaries, greenfields, etc., within the urban green line, should be greened and built in accordance with the standards of urban land classification and planning for building land, park design norms.

Article 10. Any units and individuals shall not be allowed to change as a result of the urban green line. For public interest needs, it is in line with one of the following cases that urban green lines should be changed in accordance with the provisions of the People's Republic of China Rural Planning Act, the Urban Greenization Regulations:

(i) Reshaping urban planning to adapt to the urban capitals, changing urban greenfields and need to adjust the urban green line in line with new planning;

(ii) The use of urban greenfields by the demonstration of important urban infrastructure and the consequent need to adapt the urban green line accordingly;

(iii) Other arguments suggest the need to adjust the urban green line.

Changes in the urban green line should not reduce the green area.

The location of the new construction project in Article 11.

The place within the urban green line must not be changed. There should be no violation of legal regulations, mandatory standards and approved planning.

Article 12 provides for the temporary use of the urban green gateway due to construction or other special circumstances, and should develop greenland protection, compensatory rehabilitation programmes, which are approved by the planning authorities.

In applying for construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects in urban areas, the planning authorities should define, at the same time, the green field rate and the geographical coordinates of the Green Lands. The construction units should entrust qualified design units with the development of a subsidiary green engineering design programme in accordance with the licence setting criteria for urban greenland requirements.

Article 14. Greenization in the residential area, greenification of units and the accompanying greening of various construction projects should meet the criteria for urban green planning indicators.

Various types of construction work should be synchronized with the greening project, synchronized construction and synchronization. Inadequate criteria are not used.

Article 15. All greenfields, vegetation, greening facilities, etc. in the urban green line, any unit and individual shall not be allowed to revegetation, logging, intrusion and damage, and shall not alter the nature of their Green Lands.

Article 16 states that buildings and constructions in the area of the urban green line should be charged by law and that the illegal construction should be dismantled by law.

Article 17 occupies, uses of greenfield units or individuals within the Green Line shall be maintained in a green area in accordance with the responsibilities established by the urban planning authorities and shall not be abandoned or managed.

No units and individuals shall be involved in the blocking of river streams, in the context of the urban green line, in the form of garbage, sewerage, and other acts of damage.

Article 19, in violation of article XVII of this approach, caused greenfields, green line damage, was converted by an integrated law enforcement authority period and fined by more than 1,000 dollars.

Article 20, in violation of article 18 of the present approach, has been modified by the time limit for an integrated law enforcement authority and fined up to $300,000.

Article 21, the parties' decisions on administrative penalties are not consistent and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.

The staff of the planning authorities and the city's Greenization Authority do not carry out their duties in accordance with the law, resulting in a serious lack of urban greenfields, which are investigated by law by the sector with the right to administrative disposal; and are criminally criminalized by law.

Article 23 streams of self-government districts, urban greenline management that goes to the self-government districts, can be implemented in the light of this approach.

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