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Lhasa Forest Management Practices

Original Language Title: 拉萨市林地管理办法

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Methodology of management in the city of Lasa

(Adopted by Decree No. 29 of 17 November 2010 by the Government of the city of Lasa on 1 January 2011)

Article 1. To strengthen the protection and management of forestland, it is reasonable to use forest land to develop this approach in line with the People's Republic of China Forest Act, the National People's Forest Law Enforcement Regulation, the Forest Land Management Approach of the Tibetan Autonomous Region and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2 refers to forest areas, including those planned by the Government of the people of over 0.2 per cent of depression, as well as inclination, desertlands, logging sites, fire burning sites, unforested land, nursery and district levels.

Article 3. This approach applies to the protection and management of forested land within the scope of the present municipal administration.

Article IV is governed by law by the forested registry system, the forest-use control system. The Government of the people of the city, the district (zone) should strengthen the management of forestland and put an end to the abuse of forest land.

Article 5

The relevant sectors such as urban housing and rural-urban construction, development and reform, land resource planning, environmental protection, water conservation, transport, livestock, finance, public safety, and civil affairs should be assisted in the protection and management of forested lands in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The forest land is owned by all or collectively of the State and, subject to clear titles, retaining collective forest land ownership, the right to operate in the forest area and the ownership of forests should be implemented to the household and to establish the operational subject of farmers.

Article 7. All persons or users of the forest area shall submit a right registration application to the municipal forest greener administrative authorities, by registration of a book by the Government of the city, a certificate of nuclear power, confirm the ownership or use of the forest area, in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 8 Applications for the initial registration of the right to forest land shall be submitted to:

(i) The right to forest land is a registration application;

(ii) The applicant's identification or qualifications certificate;

(iii) The right to forest land is a certificate;

(iv) Other material provided by law, regulations.

Article 9

(i) Abducting, occupiering forest land refers to the conversion of forest land to the construction of land by changing the nature of the forest area due to construction work needs;

(ii) Temporary forest cover is not altered by the nature of the forest area, with activities such as surveying, refurbishing facilities, screening, mining, and sandsale periods not exceeding 2 years. No permanent building shall be constructed during the occupation period and the conditions for forest production must be restored upon expiration;

(iii) Forestry production of forest occupiers refers to the construction of engineering facilities for forest production directly within the area of forests operated by forest operators and the need to take advantage of forested areas.

Article 10 Surveys, mining deposits and construction of roads, water, electricity, communications, etc. require the occupation or collection of forest land, and the applicant shall apply to the Greenhouse Administrative Authority for approval by the Greenhouseholding Administration, with the approval of the Greenhouse Administrative Authority. In the absence of the approval of the Greenization Administrative Law authorities, the Land Resources Planning Administration shall not conduct the relevant procedures.

Article 11. The units or individuals that collect, occupy forested areas shall submit the following materials to the forest-rid administrative authorities:

(i) To apply for the collection, occupation of forestland;

(ii) The applicant is a unit that provides a unit certificate and a legal representative's identity certificate; and is a personal identification;

(iii) The right to be levied or occupied in forest areas is certified;

(iv) Construction of project approval documents;

(v) A study on the feasibility of using forests and on-site survey reports;

(vi) The forested area with the owner of the licensed, occupied forest land, the forest wood compensation and the settlement grant agreement or proof;

(vii) Other material provided by law, regulations.

Article 12 The forest green administration authorities shall be reviewed within five working days of the date of receipt of the application. Upon review, it should be admissible in accordance with the provisions of the law, legislation and this approach; the replacement, material should be communicated to the applicant on a one-time basis; the reasons should be given in writing and communicated to the applicant.

Article 13 Instruction of forested areas on a temporary basis, and in accordance with the following authorization authority:

(i) The temporary use of forest areas other than protected forests and special-purpose forests for more than 10 hectares, subject to approval by the municipal forest greening administrative authorities;

(ii) The temporary use of forest areas other than protected forests and special-purpose forests is 2 hectares, with approval by the district (zone) forest green administration authorities.

Article 14. The forest Greenhouse Administrative Authority shall notify the applicant in writing of the return of the forest vegetation expenses within 10 working days from the date of receipt of the request.

Article 15. Construction projects should not be divided on the basis of an overall design of a one-time application for leasing forested land. Medium-term construction projects should be applied and approved on a roll-call basis, without pre-emptation or approval.

The construction projects approved by Article 16 require the harvesting of the wood, and the construction of the engineering landing units shall, in accordance with the law, be licensed by the forest greening administrative authorities in the forest wood sites and incorporated into the harvesting limits for the year.

Article 17 shall take effective measures to protect forest land and to prevent water erosion and to refrain from changing forest land use, as authorized by law.

Article 18 The following acts of destruction of forest areas are prohibited:

(i) Redirecting forest land into non-forest land;

(ii) Actively carrying out activities such as mining, extraction, sand, construction and construction works on forest land;

(iii) The cultivation of agricultural crops by landowners. More than twenty-five ancestral lands have reclaimed crop crops, which should be dragged down by law. There is a need to change the nature and purpose of the forest area, and the procedures must be governed by the law.

Article 19 provides for the payment of forest revegetation payments to the forest green administration authorities and the payment of forest land compensation payments, forest wood and other land shall be accompanied by material compensation payments, resettlement benefits.

The units or individuals temporarily occupied forest areas shall be paid for the rehabilitation of forest vegetation, as prescribed, and shall be paid to the occupants or individuals who are occupied by the forest and other land.

Small town construction, agro-inhabitation works, rural road construction, occupation or temporary forest-occupation are exempted from the recovery of forest vegetation, except as otherwise provided by the State.

Article 20 Reimbursement for the forestland, in accordance with the 3-6 times the average annual value of the local cropland for the first three years.

Article 21

Article 2, paragraph 2, provides for a three-fold compensation for the average annual product of the previous three years.

Article 23. The forest vegetation recovery rate is implemented in accordance with the relevant national provisions.

Article 24 should be dedicated to afforestation, forest revegetation, including forest resource surveys, planning, replanting, planting, planting, planting, fire protection, pest control, resource escort, etc., and not to be configured, retained or diverted.

Article 25 redirects the use of forested land by the municipal forestry greening administrative authorities to responsibly restore the status quo and imposes a fine of between 10 and 30 square meters per square meth.

Article 26 Staff of the Greenization Authority of Forestry include one of the following cases for key responsibilities and responsibilities, which are governed by the law, and are suspected of committing crimes and transferred to the judiciary.

(i) The right to forest land is not registered or registered in accordance with law without redress;

(ii) Removal of forest type and nature by unauthorized means;

(iii) Removal of the use of vouchers;

(iv) To transcend the use of forested land, procedures and time frames;

(v) The failure to impose administrative penalties or administrative sanctions on forest-land offences is impartial;

(vi) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Article 27 of this approach is implemented effective 1 January 2011.