(The 23th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the city of Zihajar, 11 December 2008, considered the adoption of the Decree No. 5 of 29 December 2008 No.

Chapter I General

Article 1 regulates the land market order in this city and increases land yields, in accordance with the laws, regulations and related provisions of the People's Republic of China Land Management Act, the People's Republic of China Property Management Act and the State Department's notification for the promotion of savings on landed land.

Article 2

Article 3

In accordance with their respective responsibilities, the sectors of rural and urban planning, construction, finance, development reform, audit, environmental protection, material prices and inspection of the land market are well-established.

Article IV. Building land should concentrate on the harmonization of supply, monopoly on commercial, tourist, recreation, commodity-development and industrial land, unity of collection, uniformation, and harmonization of land-use rights for tendering auctions. Any organization, unit and individual shall not directly provide land to the developer.

Commodity homes must uphold the principles of development.

Article 5

The Land Resources Department of the Government of the city, the communes (communes) should establish a system for land supply information dissemination, land conditions and results-based information systems, and open access to land registration information.

Chapter II

Article 6

Article 7. The municipality has established the Land Market Supply Coordination Panel, which is chaired by the Mayor and is headed by the evaluation team in the relevant sectors, such as municipal planning, finance, reserve centres, construction, development reform, audit, environmental value, inspection, rule of law and the Black Jonian Investment Development Ltd (hereinafter referred to as the town commune). The offices under the evaluation team are primarily responsible for the day-to-day work on land reserves and supply, and for the development of land reserves and programmes.

The Urban Centre's Lands were evaluated by the Urban Coordination Assessment Team and approved by the Standing Committee of the Municipal Government. Significant matters were submitted to the Standing Committee for review.

Article 8. Various types of land-use-related planning should be aligned with the overall land-use planning, and the scale of all types of construction must be in line with arrangements for overall land-use planning. Annual land use arrangements must be controlled within the land-use annual plan. Incompatible with the overall planning and annual planning arrangements for land use, adjustments and modifications should be made in a timely manner.

Prior to the publication, approval and preparation of construction projects in sectors such as development reform, the project construction units of Article 9 must submit, in accordance with the law, a land-use prequalification application to the land resources sector, to be reviewed by the relevant departments and experts of the land resources sector as required. The rural and urban planning sector reviews the adoption of views in accordance with the land resources sector to determine the terms of reference for the selection of sites. The development reform sector has approved, approved and submitted construction projects in accordance with the selection of sites.

Article 10, in addition to the transfer of landables included in the Land Resources Ministry's Land Uses Location, provides that land supply should be used in the form of reimbursable use such as land tenure, rental, price-funded or crediting units.

The State's office and infrastructures such as transport, energy, water, etc. (in the industry), urban infrastructure and various social causes should be gradually implemented in a manner that is reimbursable.

Article 11. The right to national land use that has not been recovered without the removal of resettlement compensation shall not be directly supplied, nor shall land credits be used and policy compensation.

Land-users are required to carry out demolition indemnity payments and, after the relocation agreement with the dispersed, the land resources sector can be implemented or allocated. Through the Government's unified acquisition reserve, the land resources sector can be implemented or allocated after the signing of the acquisition of reserves and the relocation compensation settlement agreement. With regard to the occupancy of agricultural land or collective land, the territorial resource sector may make transfers or transfers by the authorized government to authorize the transfer and expropriation of land and to pay for expropriation and the tax charges.

Article 12 Operators and more than two of the same places of interest shall be made by solicitation, auction or wall name.

The use of communes for the development of communes in commodities is mainly carried out through auctions. At the time of the auction, there should be more than three (three) exploiters with substantial competition intentions, or no concessions.

The right to land use, such as commerce, tourism, recreation, has been granted, mainly in the form of walls. It is not possible to achieve a single break-down of “netland” and the harmonization of “netland” work can be carried out after the departure of the wall plate, or in the form of the cost-battered relocation of the “netland” as a condition for the development of the developmenter.

The right to land use in industrial land has been made mainly by means of a wallboard, which cannot be lower than the minimum standards for industrial use developed and published by States.

Article 13 Development units have the following cases and may not be involved in new land competitions.

(i) Unpaid land credits (including other arrears);

(ii) The existence of violations by the relevant Government departments is not appropriate to engage in competing purchases;

(iii) The existing development projects have been constructed beyond one year.

The extension of the project due to competing causes, with no work within one year, should pay for the land equivalent of 20 per cent of the amount of land for land, up to two years of unmovable work development, and the Government (ownership) will not recover the right to land. However, the exception of the delay in the development of movable workers owing to force majeure or behaviour by the Government, the relevant branches of the Government or the need for work development.

Article 14. The original construction of land shall be used in accordance with the law for the transfer of land, rental of premises, business change and land use.

The lease of State land shall enter into a national land lease contract and be subject to registration procedures.

Land-use rights obtained through national land leases (excluding temporary land), land-users enter into contracts with the land-use resources sector, which can be converted to concessions after the payment of land-based payments or the award.

Land-use users who have acquired land tenure through national land leases will need to change land use or increase the congestion rate, subject to approval by the municipal planning administrative authorities and with the consent of the city's land resource sector, to resign the lease contract with approval by the Land Market Supply Coordination Panel.

Article 15 should guarantee the availability of land for 40-70 square meters of integral rents, squatter relocated houses and 90 square meters of general commodities without pooling; strict control of low density, supply of large-scale commodities. Removal settlement compensation is used as a ground condition for the development of business. With regard to the use of affordable housing and affordable rents in slum-saving areas, commercial clothing (contained commodity homes) are available to handle land concessions without auctions, walls.

The Harzi Industrial Corridor project and the various districts (markets), the industrial base and quotation project concentrated in the sector industry projects are in line with the overall land-use planning, rural and urban development planning and related policies and ensure land supply.

Chapter III Land transfer

Article 16 does not have the transfer of State land-use rights for construction or construction of buildings subject to the relevant conditions of transfer, and the transferee must report to the State's resources sector and related sectors for approval by the Government of the people in accordance with the law, which shall be submitted to the same level of government by the Land Resources Sector and the relevant sectors. After approval, the transfer of the parties may enter into a land transfer contract.

Article 17, when a transfer of land-use rights obtained in a way of giving credit, shall be made to the State's land-use certificate and, in accordance with the provisions of the law, regulations and regulations, and to the extent to which the contract is agreed to invest in the land. Unfinished real estate projects are in accordance with the conditions of the preceding paragraph and are subject to the approval of the competent authority to carry out project transfers.

The transfer of land-use rights obtained through a transfer shall be made in accordance with the rules of procedure, payment of credits or approval without formalities and payment of the proceeds of land acquired in the transfer. The criteria for land returns are developed by the Government of the city, the district (market).

Article 18 is subject to the approval of the transfer of land-use rights granted at concessional prices, and the transfer of land-use rights by the transferee will be subject to a re-entry contract, the adjustment of the concessional or concessionary payment and the transfer of land-use rights by the transferor.

Article 19 transfers of land-use rights in a State-owned land lease manner, the transferee is able to transfer the land-use power to the land-use resource sector after the payment of the land-based money or payment.

Article 20 of the Rural Collective Land Use Rights requires that citizens, legal persons or other organizations other than the Collective Organization of the Rural Region be disposed of by law and that collective land must be used and made available, and that the right to land is transferred.

In accordance with the overall land-use planning and the acquisition by law of this rural collective venture with collective land-building rights, the right to land is transferred by law in the context of insolvency, annexation and etc., and the transfer of the parties to the land-use resource sector to process a change registration process.

Article 21, which results in the transfer of land-use rights due to the establishment of mortgages, is governed by the relevant provisions.

Access to land through tendering, walls, auctions, without land users with the right to work in real estate development, can be obtained from the contract to the construction of the appropriate sector for the exclusive operation of the land-use transfer.

Chapter IV Land reserves

Article 2 establishes a land reserve system in accordance with the principle of “a channel for water, a ponder water, a silo water” and is governed by the Government's centralized supply of land and the market.

Article 23, the Land Resources Department of the Government of the city, the communes (communes) shall prepare a land reserve plan with sectors such as peer development reform, rural and urban planning, to be carried out after approval by the Government of the current people and to report back to the top-level people's home resource sector.

Specific work on land reserves is the responsibility of the land reserve agencies in the land resource sector of the city, the city and the city.

The financial, land resource sectors of the Government of the city, the communes (communes) should strengthen monitoring of the financing, cost accounting and funding of land reserves.

Article 24 Scope of reserves:

(i) Removal, acquisition and replacement of land by law;

(ii) Land that does not determine the right to land;

(iii) Lands levied by law within the area of urban construction identified in the overall land-use planning;

(iv) Other land to be stored by law.

Article 25

(i) Bank loans;

(ii) 20 per cent of the proceeds from land as a reserve fund;

(iii) Other sources of funding.

Specific work on the demolition of the urban areas, the Land Consolidation, was carried out by the Urban Land Acquisition Reserve Centre and the Town Export Corporation.

Article 26, the city's resources sector commissioned municipal land acquisition storage centres and town surrender companies to conduct pre-auction surveys of planned land blocks in urban areas, with simultaneous approval by municipal finances, audits, prices, inspection and removal of administrative authorities. Specific acquisitions of removal compensation, land collation of “netland” work are carried out by the Urban Land Acquisition Reserve Centre and the Town Export Corporation.

Article 27 Planning the overall relocation of business units in the old city's rehabilitation area, the introduction of the “removal of the suburbs of the city”, “removal of the third” of the industrial land assets, the Government's unified acquisition reserve, and the return of 60 per cent of the proceeds of the public expropriation of land to the original business unit after the restoration of State land rights by law, in addition to compensation under the criteria set forth in the relocation of cities.

Article twenty-eighth surplus military land transfers are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Interim Approach to the Transfer and Transfer of National Land Use Rights in People's Republic of China Towns and the China People's Liberation Army Property Management Regulations. The military agreed that the transfer could be included in the Government's land reserves bank and made public concessions.

Article 29 provides for the use of free educational facilities and, with the consent of the educational administrative authorities, the parties, in consultation to determine the acquisition price and incorporate the Government's land reserve bank.

Article 33 relates to the enterprise-used land for the sale of property and the return and sale of bank-based assets claims, which is within the scope of the recent planning for the rehabilitation of urban construction sites, with the authorization of the Government to authorize land reserve centres to purchase priority.

Chapter V

The Government of the communes of the city, the district (community) should regularly determine the basement and establish a benchmarking hearing and updating, and the publication system. The baseline setting and updating should be presented for approval by the top-level government price authorities and the land resource sector.

Governments of municipalities, districts (markets) should put in place a standard-size-fits-all system and make regular publication.

Article 32 states that the Land Resources Sector of the Government of the Republic of the People shall establish a dynamic monitoring information system for sound local prices and enhance monitoring of transactional prices and assessment of local prices.

The land-use transfer is more than 20 per cent lower than the threshold, and the Government of the urban, district (market) can exercise priority purchasing power in accordance with the law. The transfer of land-use rights is lower than market price transfers, and more people in the district (market) should exercise priority purchasing power.

Article 33 Refrain from the use of remunerated land, such as the right to land, must be fully donated and diverted. Land concessions are used by the financial sector and are reported to be approved by the same Government.

Chapter VI

Article 34, Construction units should allocate land use, such as land use, congestion rates, in accordance with contractual agreements or land-use rights, without approval, and land-use conditions such as land use, such as land use.

Article XV requires land users to change the previously approved land use or to increase their congestion rates, subject to approval by the municipal land resource sector and the municipal planning sector, and to conclude supplementary contracts or re-entry into national land use rights contracts or to collect or adjust the credit.

Article XVI provides for the acquisition of land-use property development units by means of making it possible to build parts of the construction area beyond detailed planning in the terms of the contractual agreement, which relate to the adjustment of the assessment rate, and the development units shall be credited to the land by proportion of the land to the time slot. The collection criteria are set out separately.

Article 337 The Land Resources Sector should transfer construction projects in accordance with the law and in the implementation of land concessions contracts, transfer decisions, as part of the construction project's completion inspection. The engineering area is not eligible for inspection of nuclear tests, and the project cannot be collected through the completion of the test.

Chapter VII Information on the land market

Article 338 allowed the auction of State Land Use invitations, which should normally be issued by 20 days prior to the start of the opening, in the media such as Zieghar, the Government Network, the China Land Market Network, or the announcement of the flagship, with important plots that could be advanced to 180 days in advance.

In addition to the requirement of confidentiality, other land allocated by the relevant media shall not be less than 10 days unless the territorial resource sector of the Government of the communes of the commune, is admissible. The results should also be disclosed after the local programme was approved by the Government.

Article 40, in addition to the use of confidentiality requirements, shall be disclosed by law or by the relevant land-use transactions that are in accordance with the statutory conditions, without less than 10 days.

All administrative licences relate to the subject of implementation, conditions, procedures, deadlines and decisions.

Chapter VIII

Article 40

Article 42, State organs and staff of land transactions, reserves institutions, play negligence in the management of land markets, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are subject to administrative disposition by law, which constitutes a crime and are held criminally by law.

Article 43

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