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(Summit 10th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of zinc, 30 June 2008, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 9 of 5 August 2008 No. 9 of the Order of the People's Government of the city of Zenzi, effective 1 October 2008) Article 1, in order to promote and regulate the development of land, to achieve a balance in the land area and to ensure the sustainable use of land resources, and to develop this provision in line with the People's Republic of China Land Management Act and the Regulations on Land Management in the city of Oxford and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 Article 3 states that land development is collated by the use of financial earmarked funds to reclaim landless and abandoned land, integrated treatment of fields, water, roads, forests, villages, etc., an increase in the area of effective cropland, improved cropland quality, and improved agricultural production conditions and ecological environment. Article IV. The Land Resources Administration is responsible for the development of the management of land throughout the city and for the management of land development within the Territory's territory by the territorial authorities. The municipal and district, district land reclaimer bodies are responsible for the implementation of the organization of the land development project. The relevant administrative authorities, such as finance, agriculture, water, forestry and environmental protection, are responsible for the development of land in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Article 6. Governments at all levels have given recognition and incentives to units and individuals that have made significant achievements in the conservation and development of land. Article 7. Non-agricultural construction has been approved for the occupation of cultivated land, in accordance with the principles of the size and extent of the vegetation, the unit of the cultivated land is responsible for reclaiming the quantity and quality of arable land. When cultivated land, units of cultivated land could be entrusted to the Land Deforestation Agency for the specific implementation of the land development collation project and the payment of the corresponding arsenal funds. The unit of the occupants of arricultural land does not meet the requirements, and shall pay the arsenal of the land resources administrative authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions, and the Land Resources Authority is entrusted with the responsibility of organizing the arsenal of land. Article 8 units that occupies arable land cannot be implemented in a manner that is balancing the land and shall pay the arsenal of the land resources administrative authorities in the process of processing the approval process for the transfer of agricultural land. Article 9 occupies of cultivated land in the area of the shoreline and cultivated land residues of 20 square meters per square meters; cultivated land in areas other than shoreline; and cultivated land residues of 20 square meters. The payment rate for arriculture has been adjusted as appropriate, in accordance with the status of land reserve resources and the level of economic and social development. Article 10. Removal charges are administratively charged and should be incorporated into the city-level treasury, with income and expenditure management. Removal charges are earmarked for the organization, implementation and management of the expenses of new arable land, which can be transferred to continue in the next year. Article 11. The municipal land titling body is used to collate the operational costs required for land development and is subject to review by the municipal financial sector on the basis of actual use. The operational costs required for the development of land include, inter alia, operational expenditures such as land development collating project studies and back-up resource surveys, inspection receipts, establishment of project banks and arriplans, cropland development management software development, personnel training, equipment acquisition, experience exchange, technology diffusion. Article 12. Land development collates the implementation of project management and, in accordance with this provision, the planning, budgeting, implementation and completion of the project. Article 13 (i) In line with the overall land-use planning and land-use annual plan; (ii) In line with the objective of protecting and improving the ecological environment and promoting sustainable use of land resources; (iii) The size of land development, which is relatively concentrated on the land, as defined by the municipal land resource administration authorities; (iv) The projected new cropland rate for land development projects should generally reach 60 per cent, and the projected new cropland rate for landing projects should generally be 3 per cent. Article 14. Land development collation projects consistent with the prescribed conditions shall be declared in accordance with the following procedures: (i) The Land Resources Administration of the District, the Land Resources Administration of the District or the Urban Land Restructification Agency will report the project to the administrative authorities of the city's land resources; (ii) Following receipt by the authorities of the city's resources administration of a declaration, the organization of a review and on-site survey, the conduct of an integrated evaluation, the approval of a grant or the decision not to approve an application. Article 15. The land development collation project presentation of a declaration containing: (i) Land development of a project-specific application; (ii) Feasibility studies, preliminary assessment; (iii) Comments on the overall land-use planning at the district (zone), communes (communes) and land rights certificates from the territorial resource administrative authorities; (iv) Project area criteria varying land use maps, overall project planning maps; (v) Observations of the land rights unit; (vi) Other relevant information. Article 16 After the Land Development Consolidation Project, the Land Resources Administration or the Urban Land Removal Corporation shall organize the design and budget of the project and report to the approval of the National Land Resources Administration. Article 17: The Land Development Consolidation Project's District, the Land Resources Administration, or the Urban Land Resorting Agency and project-holders shall enter into a project implementation contract. Project-holders should strictly organize construction in accordance with the project planning design and project implementation contracts, without causing loss of water, land desertification and salinization, and not damaging the ecological environment. Prior to the implementation of the Land Development Consolidation Project, it should be defined as the land title, location, area, etc., after the completion of the project's harvest, the adjustment, registration, issuance of documents, etc. should be carried out in a timely manner. Article 19 After the completion of the land development collation project, a sub-prime inspection was conducted on the basis of: (i) The project assumes a request for accreditation; (ii) Initial inspections by district, territorial resource administration authorities; (iii) Initial tests undertaken by the municipal land reclaimers to propose time-bound changes to the non-qualified projects; (iv) The municipal land resources administration authorities, in accordance with their initial observations, will end the project with the city's finance and agricultural sector organizations. Article 20 The Land Development Consolidation Project Description Unit should be able to manage the project results-related archives and to collect, file and maintain the appropriate documentation and information from the project declaration to the receipt. Article 21, the city's financial sector, in accordance with the annual land development plan approved by the Government of the city, has made the timely allocation of funds earmarked for the development of land for the organization of land development, in accordance with the Land Development Consolidation Programme. Article 22 provides for the development of specific funds for landing residues, new construction of land, land concessions for agricultural land development, and funds for cropland development, land collation, protection and construction provided by the Government of the city. Specific funds are earmarked for separate accounts and cannot be retained, diverted or crowded. Article 23 Costs for the development of a project are controlled by the zones and the veterans, in accordance with the set-up criteria established by the State. Article 24 is responsible for the financial management and supervision of the funds of the Land Resources Administration and the municipal finance sector, as well as for regular oversight, inspection and tracing of project budget implementation, funds use and management. Measures such as criticism, cessation of allocation and termination of projects should be taken in cases where the economic, administrative responsibility of the responsible person is prosecuted, which constitutes an offence, and criminal liability by law. Article 25 has been implemented in accordance with the provisions of the present article, with reference to the identification of the project, the planning of the approval and organization of the project. Article 26 The Government of the commune (No. 57 of the 2002 People's Government Order No. 57) issued on 14 January 2002. |
