(Adopted by the 46th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Halara on 9 April 2009, No. 201 of 15 April 2009, by the People's Government Order No. 201 of 15 April 2009)

Article 1 enhances urban green line management, enhances the overall greenization of cities, improves the urban ecological environment, and develops this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act, the Urban Greenization Regulations, the Hara city Greenization Regulation.

Article 2. This approach applies to urban greenline demarcation and management in the urban planning area.

In the planning area, greenization, which is governed by law, legislation and regulations, is carried out in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations.

Article 3. This approach refers to the urban green line, which refers to various greenfield control lines in urban planning areas. This includes a green land control line that has been developed and a control line for planning greenfields.

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

Article 5: The urban and rural planning administrative authorities (hereinafter referred to as the urban planning sector) are responsible for the development of urban greenland systems planning and the demarcation of the urban green line, which are complemented by the urban parking greener administration authorities (hereinafter referred to as the greening sector of the city gardens).

The greening sector in the city is responsible for the management of the urban green line, which is synchronized by the urban planning sector.

In line with the responsibilities of the executive authorities of the Greenization of Urban Parks (hereinafter referred to as the Greenhouseholding Sector) in the area of urban green line management within the Territory.

The management sector, such as construction, housing, transport, environmental protection, water and forestry, should be responsible for the management of the urban green line in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 6. The urban planning sector should organize the development of urban greenland systems planning and be made public in accordance with the requirements of the urban master plan, the land-use master plan, detailed planning and the National Urban Green Land System Planning Framework, as required by the national and provincial procedures.

Article 7. Urban greenland planning is an integral part of the overall urban planning. In the preparation of urban greenland systems planning, the urban greening targets and the Budddd Authority should be identified, the principle of the control of all types of greenfields in cities and the area of greenland.

Article 8 has been approved for urban greenfield planning, and any unit and individual may not be allowed to change on a self-help basis and should be reported in accordance with the original approval process.

Article 9. The detailed planning of control should propose the boundaries and specific coordinates of parked areas such as greenfields, production of greenfields, protection of greenfields.

The construction of detailed planning should be based on detailed control planning, providing for greener control indicators, green land boundaries and specific coordinates.

Article 10. The urban green line is determined by the municipal planning sector with the administration sector such as the greening of urban parks, based on urban greenland systems planning.

The following regions 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 ecological control areas such as rivers, lakes, water ponds;

(iii) The landscape area;

(iv) The scope of protection of trees;

(v) Other regions that have an impact on the protection of urban ecosystems and landscapes.

Article 12 The municipal planning sector should make the approved urban green line available to society and receive public scrutiny.

No units and individuals may be allowed to change as a result of the demarcation of the urban green line. Changes should be made, and approval by the pre-approved approval authority should be given by the municipal planning sector to conduct an argument with the green sector organizations of the municipal parking.

Article 14.

(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.

Article 15. Changes in the urban green line shall not reduce the green area.

Article 16 uses of the new construction project without taking advantage of the green area established by the urban greenland system planning.

Article 17 Buildings, constructions and other facilities that are not in line with the requirements for green systems planning should be removed or removed in accordance with plans.

Article 18 has been built on a green land control line, registered by the greening sector of the city, zones, clear escort responsibility units in accordance with the relevant provisions and supervises the protection.

Planning for a green land control line is to be managed jointly by the municipal planning and municipal parking greening sectors.

The staff of the executive branch and the management bodies have not been able to perform their duties in accordance with the law, resulting in a serious lack of urban greenfields, which are legally vested in the executive branch with the right to dispose of justice, which constitutes an offence and brings to justice in accordance with the law.

Article 20, in violation of other provisions of this approach, is punishable by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

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