(Adopted by Decree No. 25 of 22 April 2010 by the Government of the city of Lasa on 1 June 2010)

Article 1 provides for the establishment and strict implementation of the urban green-line management system, effectively guaranteeing the implementation of urban greenland systems planning, creating a good living environment, raising the overall level of urban greenization, and developing this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural and Urban Planning Act, the Urban Greenization Regulations and the Urban Greenization Regulations of the city of Lasa.

Article II of this approach refers to the urban green line of urban planning, the construction of various greenfields in the town, including the construction of a green land control line and the planning of a green land control line.

Article III regulates the demarcation and supervision of the urban green line within the scope of the city's administration and applies this approach.

Article IV governs the demarcation of the urban green line and the management of the urban green line by the municipal forest greener administration authorities.

The city's urban management integrated law enforcement, housing, environmental protection, water conservation, public safety, transport, etc. sectors are jointly managed within their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 Overall urban planning, urban green geospatial planning, control detailed planning are the main basis for urban green lines.

In the area of urban planning, the urban green line is determined by the authorities of the city's land resource planning administration with the forest greening administrative authorities in accordance with the overall planning of the city of Lasa.

In addition to the area of urban planning, the urban green line is delineated by the relevant sectors of the district-level people's organizations, reporting to the administrative authorities for the planning of land resources, the forest green administration authorities.

The following Article 7 regions should define urban green areas and define urban green lines:

(i) The existing and planned public greenfields, protection of greenfields, production of greenland and landscape forests;

(ii) Urban ecological control areas such as wetlands in urban planning areas;

(iii) Dispersal forest plantation in urban planning areas, and the range of protection of archaeological trees;

(iv) Other regions having a positive role in the urban ecological environment.

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

Article 8. The approved urban green line is to be published to society and is subject to public scrutiny.

Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect urban greenfields and subject to urban green line management; and to conduct a review of violations of urban green lines management.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to adjust the urban green line. In particular circumstances, adjustments are required by the administrative authorities of the city's Land Resources Planning to organize arguments with the forest greening administrative authorities for approval under the prescribed procedures.

Article 10. Public greenings within the urban green line, protected greenfields, production of greenfields affiliated to units, greenfields of roads, landscape forests, etc., should be built on greenfields in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Green Land System Planning, the Urban Green Land Greening Regulation of Lasa.

Article 11. Construction works must be accompanied by greenfields in accordance with the required green land indicators. The green engineering design programme, which is aligned with the large engineering project, should be accompanied by a green map of the forest greening administrative authorities in the city of Gégué, in accordance with basic procedures.

Construction works should be synchronized with their urban greenlands, synchronized construction and synchronization. After completion of the construction work, the authorities of the city's Land Resources Planning, together with the forest greening administrative authorities, undertook a search for a green land that was not in line with the green design programme and did not have completed the identification document.

No units and individuals shall be allowed to undertake other construction within the urban green line.

In the context of the urban green line, construction (construction) and other public facilities that do not meet planning requirements should be gradually removed or removed.

In the near future, green-based planning greenfields should be carried out by the construction units to conduct an ecological environmental impact analysis.

No units and individuals shall be prevented from carrying out activities that are disrupted within the urban green line, using streams, establishing garbage, sewerage and other ecological environments.

Article 14. The existing green areas within the urban green line are registered by the municipal forestry greener administrative authorities to produce existing green line control maps.

Planning greenfields within the urban green line are registered by the forest green administration authorities to prepare a green line control map. The municipal forest greener administrative authorities prepare a sub-implementation plan based on the planning of green line control maps.

Article 15 does not agree to take over the green areas of the city, which shall be rescheduled by the municipal forestry greener administrative authorities for a period of time, the restitution of the status quo and the imposition of a fine of €10-20 per day for the actual use of the green area.

Article 16, in violation of article 13 of this approach, is changing the deadline for an administrative authority responsible for greenification in the city and imposing a fine of more than 300,000 dollars.

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