(Adopted by the 49th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the fertilities of 15 December 2009, No. 151 of 31 December 2009, published as of 1 February 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1 Effectively protects and rationalizes the use of the resources of the landscape in order to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department of State, such as the Yukon District Regulations, the Urban Greenization Regulations.

Article 2 of this approach refers to the large-scale landscape area (hereinafter referred to as landscape areas) as an integral part of the “University fervent city - the skirts of the fervent”, with specific scope approved by the Government of the province.

The protection and management of the landscape area should be guided by the principles of scientific planning, strict protection, uniform management, sound development and reuse.

Article IV. The municipal forestry and parking administration authorities are responsible for planning, construction, protection, management and utilization in the landscape area, and their respective landscape management agencies are responsible for day-to-day management.

Relevant sectors such as urban construction, planning, land, finance, civil affairs, religion, business, environmental protection, public safety, urban management should be coordinated with the management of surveillance in the context of their respective responsibilities.

Any units and individuals have the obligation to protect the resources of the landscape, the natural ecological environment and facilities, and have the right to report, suppress the destruction of the resources of the landscape, the natural ecological environment and facilities.

Costs such as infrastructure construction and rehabilitation, greening, mountaining, forest upgrading, vector control and forest fire protection should be included in the municipal financial budget, with special use and oversight.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 7 builds, protects, manages and uses in the landscape area should be aligned with the planning of the landscape.

The planning of landscape areas should be prepared and revised in accordance with the statutory procedures.

The preparation, revision of landscape planning should fully protect existing natural landscapes and human landscapes and widely seek the views of the relevant departments, the public and experts; and, where necessary, hearings should be held.

Post-ratification landscape planning should be made public to society.

The planning of the landscape should be strictly enforced, any unit and individual should not be allowed to change; the changes required should be reported in accordance with the original approval process.

Article 10 build-up activities in the landscape area should be consistent with the planning of landscape areas, subject to approval by municipal forestry and parking administrative authorities, and may be implemented in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

The choice of the construction project, the location, the BB, the high, size, morphology, wind and colour should be coordinated with landscapes and the environment.

Facilities for the prevention of pollution in construction projects should be designed in conjunction with the main works, while at the same time being constructed and used.

Article 11 extends beyond the scope of the landscape to the construction of project control areas, and construction activities in the area of project control should be aligned with the needs of landscape sites, without prejudice to the natural landscapes of the landscape area; specific scope is determined by the municipal planning authorities with the forestry and parking administration authorities.

Article 12 Devasive landscapes, contaminated environments, obstructed access projects in the landscape area should be relocated or dismantled in accordance with the time frame for planning and landscapes and compensated by law.

National lands that have been abandoned and left in the landscape area should be scaled up in line with planning requirements to build land for the landscape area.

Collective land in the area of landscapes, which has been progressively leveraged by the commune authorities by law and referred to the greenization of the landscape management bodies; the owner or the holder of the right to use the land without charge.

Article 13 does not plan the way in which the construction of a municipal function is the main, and the already built-in paths and squares should be progressively implemented.

Article XIV units constructed in the landscape area should take effective measures in the construction process to protect the original landscape of natural landscapes and human landscapes, as well as around vegetation, landscape and water; and, after the completion of the construction, the site should be cleaned in a timely manner and the environmental landscape should be restored.

Chapter III Protection, management and utilization

Article 15. Territorial management shall make reasonable use of the resources of the landscape to improve the conditions of transport, services and lobbying, in accordance with the planning of the landscape area.

Article 16 provides natural landscapes such as water, forest wood, vegetation, wildlife, geomorphology, as well as parking buildings, landscapes and other environments in the landscape area and the environment in which they are protected by law.

Regional management bodies should establish systems for the protection of resources and facilities in the landscape area, develop protection measures and implement protection responsibilities.

Article 17

Deforestation, relocation of trees, hunting wildlife, and the collection of insecticides, wildlife.

Article 18 Background management bodies should establish fire-fighting institutions that are equipped with the necessary fire-fighting facilities, develop fire safety prestige and be able to prevent and rescue forest fires.

All relevant units in the landscape area should be actively aligned with the management agencies of the landscape to protect fire and other management.

Article 19 Background agencies should be able to work on the prevention of forest pests and to protect the long-lasting conditions of forest wood, vegetation and flora and fauna species.

Article 20 prohibits the repair of grave monuments in the area of the landscape; the absence of a major grave is disposed of by the authorities of the landscape.

The management of religious activities in the landscape area is carried out in accordance with the State's regulations governing the management of religious activities.

Article 2 provides for the creation, posting of commercial advertisements in the area of the landscape, organizing large-scale lobbying activities, which shall be approved by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, subject to approval by the municipal forestry and park administration authorities.

Article 23. The establishment of the area of operation of the service network, which is coordinated by the municipal forestry and parking administration authorities in the context of approved landscape planning and the surrounding landscape.

Article 24, which is authorized to operate in the area of the landscape or by individuals, shall operate under the law within the designated location, region and specified scope of the operation, shall not be allowed to make photographs in the designated place of business, regional outdoors, sold commodities.

Article 25.

Two days, holidays, holidays and fires are prohibited from accessing mobile vehicles to the local mountains, in addition to special vehicles such as dedicated photometer vehicles, construction vehicles.

Article 26 confirms the need for teaching, scientific research activities, the collection of maps in the area of landscapes, the conduct of the analysis of soil profiles, the identification of tests, which should be agreed by the landscape management bodies and the timely recovery of the landscape.

Article 27 prohibits:

(i) Backing and extractives;

(ii) In painting, placing or destroying plant buildings, simulations, smalls and their facilities at sites or facilities;

(iii) Concurrently dumping of pollutants such as garbage, waste residues and wastewater;

(iv) Distinguished, paper, packaging kits, etc.;

(v) Inland fire, burning of paper and drying;

(vi) Swashing and swiming in the landscape area;

(vii) Smoking in non-designated sites;

(viii) Activities in devastation, vegetation and geomorphology, such as a desert;

(ix) Other acts that undermine the resources of the landscape, impede the landscape, impede access and violate public order.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 28, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is punished by the municipal forestry and parking administrative authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Regulations on the Lynning Zone:

(i) To carry out construction activities in the area of the landscape without clearance by the municipal forestry and parking administrative authorities;

(ii) In the course of construction, the construction unit caused damage to the surrounding vegetation, landscape and water;

(iii) To establish and post commercial advertisements in the area of landscapes without the approval of the municipal forestry and parking administrative authorities and to organize large-scale lobbying activities;

(iv) Activities that cause damage, vegetation and geomorphology, such as the opening of abundance, the repair of grave monuments;

(v) Prioritization, humiliation and humiliation at sites or facilities;

(vi) Accelerating wastes such as fruit, paper, packaging kits in the landscape area.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that:

(i) In violation of article 24 of this approach, a fine of up to $50 is imposed on designated places of business, regional outdoors, hiding commodities or photographs in the surroundings;

(ii) In violation of article 25 of the present approach, mobile vehicles are allowed to enter the mountains road, with a fine of more than 100 million dollars;

(iii) In violation of the provisions of article 27, subparagraphs (vi), VII), of this approach, a fine of up to $20 million could be imposed.

Article 33, in violation of other acts under this scheme, shall be subject to administrative penalties, in accordance with the provisions of the Windhoek Region Regulations, the Regulations on the Coference and Sanitation of Pornography, the Regulations on the Greenization of Urbanization of the Perifer city.

In violation of this approach, the municipal forestry and parking administration authorities, the relevant administrations and their staff have one of the following acts, which are being restructured by a sectoral responsibility with managerial competence, and are treated in accordance with the law by the competent and other persons directly responsible:

(i) Planning self-approved construction projects in the nodule area;

(ii) The environment of the landscape has been undermined by the failure of law to carry out oversight over construction activities in the area of landscape and construction of project control;

(iii) Non-compliance with the protection responsibilities of the resources and facilities of the landscape by law, resulting in the destruction of resources and facilities;

(iv) Failure to carry out environmental protection duties in accordance with the law, resulting in environmental pollution;

(v) The absence of a security regulatory responsibility under the law, the occurrence of a security accident resulting in injury and significant loss of property;

(vi) Execution of administrative licences, fees and penalties in violation of the law.

Chapter V

Article 32 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2010.