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Zhengzhou Yellow River Scenic Area Management Approach

Original Language Title: 郑州市黄河风景名胜区管理办法

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Modalities for the management of the State's veteran area

(The 6th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the State of 11 May 2009 considered the adoption of Decree No. 182 of 17 June 2009 of the Order No. 182 of the People's Government of the State of Hygiene, which came into force on 1 July 2009)

Chapter I General

Article 1 Effectively protects and rationalizes the development, use of wind polar resources, and maintains a ventilation order, in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Regulations on the Lyphoon Metropolitan Areas, and develops this approach in the light of the reality of the city.

Article 2, this approach applies to the planning, construction, protection, use and management of the various landscape areas within the overall planning, development, and management of the Hygi River region.

The State's area of loyalty (hereinafter referred to as the area of the landscape of the river) includes a range of sites such as the fivethoons, the Princesss of Hanmeri, Chunge, the gardens, the Zahan Guin and the main river's sites.

Article 3. Construction and management of the area of the yellow wind shall be guided by the principles of scientific planning, harmonization, strict protection, and the reusive use of the yee culture and the development of the tourism industry.

Article IV. The authorities established by the Government of the city, under the guidance of the municipal administration authorities and the relevant operational authorities, are responsible for the planning, construction, protection and management of the city's Government in the area under their management; and, under the guidance of the authorities of the other landscape areas, the planning, construction, protection and management of the area under their respective responsibilities.

Relevant sectors such as urban planning, construction, tourism, material protection, land resources, water administration, forestry and environmental protection should, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, strengthen operational guidance for the planning, construction, protection and management of the area of the Ayei River area, in the area of MFN, the gold water sector, the government of the people of the diaspora and the relevant communes (communes), street offices, in line with their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 establishes a joint mechanism for the development of a coordinated joint meeting on the development of the area of diaphoons, researches the development of construction, protection and development planning in the area of the landscape and strengthens communication, communication and cooperation among the various landscapes.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 6

The State's overall planning for the area of the Yumyi and the detailed planning of approval must be strictly enforced, without the approval of the former approving body, and no units and individuals shall be allowed to change.

Article 7. The Government of the city shall make the scope of the detailed planning set after the approval and the scope of its subsoil protection to society, and shall organize the demarcation of the line in accordance with the approved planning scope.

It prohibits the destruction or unauthorized logging of the boundaries of the land area.

Article 8

Article 9. Governments at all levels should arrange specific tourism-specific funds for investment in development projects in the field.

Regional management agencies should mobilize funds to accelerate the building of the landscape.

The tourism operation income in the landscape area should be used to protect and build the landscape.

Article 10 conducts the following activities in the landscape area, and shall be subject to the approval procedure in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations:

(i) The occupation of land, construction of houses or other construction;

(ii) Creation, posting of commercial advertisements;

(iii) Organizing activities such as large lobbying;

(iv) Activities to change the natural state of water resources and the water environment;

(v) Other activities that affect ecological and landscape.

Article 11 prohibits the construction of buildings, constructions and facilities that are highly, physical, colour, ventilation, etc. that are synchronized with the surrounding landscape and the environment without creating a contaminated environment, impeding access, destroying buildings, constructions and facilities.

The existing buildings, constructions, facilities are not in line with the preceding paragraph and should be renovated or dismantled in accordance with planning requirements.

Article 12 provides detailed planning for tourism facilities in the region and associated facilities such as roads and parking sites, with the planning of integrated construction, management by the management of the landscape.

Article 13, which has been approved for construction in the area of the landscape, must take effective measures to protect good mountains, water bodies, forests, vegetation, reputational monuments and geological landscapes. After construction, construction units and construction units must be cleaned in a timely manner and restore environmental landscapes.

Chapter III Protection of the landscape

Article 14. Landscape management should strengthen the protection of landscapes, monuments, archaeological trees, geological monuments and archives, establish signs and establish protective measures.

Article 15. Regional management bodies should be able to work in the area of afforestation, fire protection, wetlands protection and forest pest control, and effectively protect the habitat, long-lasting environments of forests, wetlands, vegetation and flora and fauna.

The Greenization Commission at all levels should organize, on an annual basis, a certain obligation to vegetation in the area of the riculture, green deserts, ecological protection forests and the protection of the ecological environment. Including units and individuals are encouraged to celebrate trees and to create commemorative forests.

Article 16 is responsible for the construction, conservation and management of greening forests in the landscape area.

Deforestation, unauthorized relocation of forest wood in the land area is prohibited; the destruction or damage of green plants and their facilities are prohibited. Deforestation and transplanting are required, for example, for construction, and are authorized by the forest administration authorities.

Article 17 Visitors in the landscape area should use clean fuels.

Facilities, equipment and equipment are prohibited for new construction, alteration of large coal stoves, stoves and other contaminated landscapes in the landscape area. Facilities, equipment and equipment in existing polluting environments should be upgraded by time; they cannot be renovated or adapted and should be removed.

Article 18 Residents and tourists in the landscape area should be fraternalized, wildlife and facilities in the protected areas to adhere to the management system.

Article 19 prohibits:

(i) The destruction of sites, landscapes, geological monuments and facilities such as tourism, services, public transport;

(ii) Settle and sand;

(iii) Reinstructuring crop crops, livestock breeding and carrying plants;

(iv) To arrest wildlife;

(v) Inflation of cigarettes, smoking, incinal cigarettes and use of fires in areas prohibited by cigarette fire;

(vi) Incineration of garbage, chewing, trees, etc.;

(vii) Construction of graves, cemeteries;

(viii) Incested garbage with chewings;

(ix) Storage of explosive, flammable, radioactive, poisonous and corrosive items;

(x) Concidentiality and disruption;

(xi) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations.

Chapter IV

All units located in the landscape area should be subject to the uniform planning and management of the landscape area by the authorities.

Article 21 should establish normative brands and labels in the area of landscapes, and the floor should be equipped with a warning and necessary security facilities.

In article 22, the authorities of the landscape should establish tourist, service complaints sites at a prominent place in the landscape area, open complaints of telephones and facilitate access to complaints.

Article 23 should establish a nodule line based on the environmental capacity of the landscape area, and be able to carry out a study by tourists.

No units and individuals are prohibited from entering the landscape area.

Article 24 shipes entering the landscape area must be subject to the management of the management of the landscape management, with the limits of the designated route and the suspension of the required premises. Mobile car boats are prohibited from naked.

The use of high-speakers or substitutes is prohibited in the landscape area.

Article 25 parks in the area of the landscape should be based on the establishment of facilities such as lighting, communications, firefighting, in a clear location of the required markers, the public management system, an indication of the charges and standard charges approved by the price sector.

Article 26 Business service networks in the landscape area are identified by the local authorities in a fair manner, such as planning open tendering.

Regional management bodies should enter into contracts with operators to determine their respective rights obligations. The operators should pay the royalties as required.

The units and individuals involved in operating services in the landscape area may operate within the designated location and the provisions of the relevant procedures.

Article 27 operates in the landscape area and should be guided by the principles of fair, voluntary and honest credit, and the commodities or services provided should be at least the tender price. Few fraud, extortion, end-time selling and buying.

Article 28 should establish sound fire safety organizations as required by fire safety, improve firefighting facilities and carefully monitor fire safety inspections and management.

The operational services units should be able to work on fire safety in accordance with fire safety provisions and the requirements of the landscape management agencies.

Article 29 should conduct regular inspections of transport, cruise facilities. It was found that the security situation was hidden and that the operating service units should be held in a timely manner to ensure the safety of tourists.

Article 33 shall be educated by the landscape management body for civilization lobbying, develop lobbying matters, steer compliance with public order, care for the resources of the landscape, and escorts.

In accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, the management of the brave River should be strengthened to strengthen the management of the water supply and tourism chewings, pre pumps, and their drainage.

Activities that endanger the safety of water supplies and pollution of drinking water sources are prohibited in the area of water source protection.

Chapter V

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are sanctioned by the authorities of the landscape according to the following provisions:

(i) To destabilize vegetation, arrest wildlife, destroy the ecological environment, to compensate for economic losses and to impose a fine of up to 5,000 dollars for the year 2000;

(ii) The construction in the area of the landscape does not take effective measures to destabilize the surrounding environment, order to put an end to the violation, the duration of restitution or other remedies, and to impose a fine of up to $5000 million in the year 2000; and the delay in the recovery of the status quo or effective measures to stop construction;

(iii) There are offences under article 19, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iii), (vii), X) and (x) of this scheme, which provide for a period of time recovery or other remedies, forfeiture of proceeds of the conflict and fines of up to 5,000 dollars for the year 2000;

(iv) The practice of article 19, subparagraphs (v), (vi), and the imposition of fines of up to $50 million;

(v) With this approach, article 19, subparagraph (viii), is responsible for immediate removal and fined by $50;

(vi) With Article 19, subparagraph 9 of this scheme, an immediate removal is warranted and a fine of up to $50 million;

(vii) Enabling private tourists into the landscape area with a fine of up to two times the total number of cheques receivable and acquitting the tourists;

(viii) The vehicle entering the area is not pushed by a designated route or disrupted by a fine of up to 200 per vehicle and a non-moile vehicle is fined by $20 per vehicle;

(ix) Facilities, equipment for the new construction, alteration of large coal stoves, stoves and other contaminated sites in the area of the landscape area, with a fine of up to $300,000.

Article 33 of the present approach is subject to the penalties of the authorities of the landscape, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State Department's Regulations on the Yumy Metropolitan Area.

Article 34, which violates other laws, regulations, regulations and regulations in the landscape area, may authorize the authorities of the landscape to impose penalties in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations; constitutes an offence punishable by law by the judiciary.

Article XV, in violation of the provisions of this approach, has been corrected by its authorities and administratively disposed of the responsible person.

The staff of the landscape management bodies play a role, abuse of their functions, provocative fraud, bribes are subject to administrative disposition by their units or departments concerned, and criminal responsibility is lawful.

Annex VI

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 July 2009. The provisional approach to the management of the Yuzhon River Metropolitan Zone (No. 129 of the People's Government Order) was also repealed on 1 September 2003.