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(Health Meeting of the Government of Nationalities of 30 November 2007 No. 115 of 10 December 2007 No. 115 of the National Order No. 115 of 10 December 2007) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to strengthen urban light management, ensure that urban lighting facilities are well established and promote economic and social development, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2: Planning, design, construction, maintenance and management of urban lighting in the city of Hurton. Article 3 governs urban lighting (hereinafter referred to as “the municipal authorities”), which is responsible for the day-to-day management and oversight of urban lighting. Sectors such as urban planning, construction, urban hosting, finance, parking and electricity should be synergized in the light of their respective responsibilities. Article IV. Urban lighting should uphold the principles of integrated planning, science design, energy efficiency and green environmental conservation. The planning, design, construction and maintenance of urban lighting should be implemented. The units involved in urban lighting design, construction, administration and maintenance should be matched by law. Article 6 encourages and supports research on science and technology in urban lights, disseminates and uses new technologies, new processes, new materials, new equipment, and realize the sterilization and management of urban lighting, and enhances the scientific and technological content and management levels of urban lighting. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 7. Municipal authorities should prepare specific urban lighting planning with sectors such as urban rehabilitation, planning, construction, and urban congestion, in accordance with the overall urban planning, and be organized by urban light management agencies after approval by the Government of the city. Article 8: Urban roads, streets, bridges, tunnels, vehicle stations, squares, residential small areas and other places identified in the city-specific planning should establish functional lighting facilities. The following terms of article 9 should be established: (i) Major construction (construction) on the side of the Warsaw commercial area and the city's mainland; (ii) Specifying or highly constructed non-commercial (constitutional) for more than thirty-metres; (iii) Sports sites (conservation), theatres, museums, and municipal facilities, such as physical protection units, above; (iv) Public places such as vehicle stations, slots, wind poles, river lake waters and coastal landscapes; (v) Other places identified in the special planning for urban lighting. The specific scope of the city's treasury commercial area, the main building blocks and urban landscapes are developed by the municipal authorities in conjunction with the municipal planning, city poaching, etc. and published by the Government of the city. The construction, alteration and expansion of Article 10 should be accompanied by the construction of urban lighting facilities in accordance with the provisions of Article 8, Article 9. An urban lighting facility should be designed in parallel with the main works, along with construction, inspection and delivery. Until this approach is implemented, the construction of urban lighting facilities or the existing urban lighting facilities are not in line with the provisions of article 8, paragraph 9, of the special urban lighting planning and under this approach, the owner shall undertake construction or rehabilitation, with the agreement of the owner and the user or manager, from its agreement. Article 11. The construction units shall send the design programme for urban light engineering to the municipal authorities for review; the outward advertising of a subsidiary lighting facility to the city's constituency sector, which is reviewed by the municipal constituency in accordance with the specific planning and relevant standards and norms for urban lighting. Following the completion of the urban lighting project, construction units should organize the receipt and inform municipal authorities of their participation. The lighting work attached to an outside advertisement is attended by the municipal congestion. Unless experienced receipts or receipts are not qualified, urban lighting facilities must not be delivered and the handover procedures are not processed. Chapter III Maintenance and management The urban lighting facility in which the Government invests should be gradually transferred to urban light management institutions to maintain and manage. Urban lighting facilities constructed by social forces in investment are maintained by property rights units or are delegated to other units with corresponding qualifications. Article 14. The transfer of urban lighting facilities to urban light management institutions for maintenance and management shall be in accordance with the following conditions: (i) In line with the specific planning of urban lighting; (ii) To complete the work construction process; (iii) The normal functioning of facilities and good functioning; (iv) The availability of technical material and archives that regulate the integrity of engineering; (v) In line with technical, quality, safety standards incorporated into urban lighting networks; (vi) Provide the necessary maintenance and operating conditions. Article 15 Times for urban lighting shall be determined by the municipal authorities in accordance with the following principles and be made available to society, where significant activities need to be adjusted and the relevant units should be communicated in a timely manner: (i) The duration of the start-up of functional lighting facilities is determined in accordance with the level of roads, transport flows, the level of reference; (ii) The start-up time of the landscape lighting facility is determined in accordance with subregional and temporal principles. The operation of urban lighting facilities should be carried out using a combination of centralized controls, subsector control and single-stage controls. The management of urban lighting facilities, the maintenance unit should establish a corresponding network of monitoring and management devices. Article 17 Maintenance units of urban lighting facilities should be implemented in order to maintain technical norms, to ensure the proper operation of lighting facilities and to make a clear and complete picture of the text, in accordance with the prescribed time frame. The funds required for the operation of urban lighting facilities invested by the Government in Article 18 should be included in the financial budget, dedicated to ensuring regular expenditure on maintenance, management and electricity, and subject to oversight in the financial and audit sectors. Article 19 Costs required for the construction of landscape lighting facilities invested by social forces are duly compensated by municipal authorities in accordance with the provisions of the city's people's Government. Article 20 prohibits: (i) The dumping of corrosive substances, such as acid, alkali and salin, within the safe distance of urban light facilities; (ii) Removal of pits from the safe distance of urban light facilities; (iii) Removal of residues, garbage or construction (construction) in the vicinity of urban lighting facilities, blocking, covering maintenance corridors or facilities equipment; (iv) Removal, relocation and change of urban lighting facilities; (v) Oriental access to urban lighting sources; (vi) Oriental cables or posting of cargo at urban lighting facilities; (vii) Theft, destruction and illegal occupation of urban lighting facilities; (viii) Other acts that endanger the normal functioning of urban lighting facilities. Article 21, which causes damage to urban lighting facilities caused by sudden accidents, should be properly protected by the responsible person to prevent the expansion of accidents and immediately inform urban light management authorities. Chapter IV Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, one of the following acts is fined by the municipal authorities for more than one million dollars: (i) The urban light engineering design programme is not reviewed or reviewed in a manner that does not qualify for self-engineering; (ii) Urban lighting works have not been experienced or experienced to receive unauthorized delivery. In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are being converted by the municipal authorities to the period of time; a fine of up to one thousand kidnapped after the delay; and a fine of up to one million yen for the offence. (i) The construction or rehabilitation of urban lighting facilities, as provided for in article 10 of this approach; (ii) No closure of urban lighting facilities at specified time; (iii) The maps of urban lighting facilities, the letter show that they are incomplete or stigmatized, and are not renovated and maintained as prescribed. Article 24, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is converted by the municipal authorities to the time limit of the order, to compensate for economic losses, which may be fined with the amount of tens of thousands of dollars, with the proceeds of the violation, with a fine of up to three million dollars. (i) Orientation of cables or posting of cargo at urban lighting facilities; (ii) The unauthorized access to urban lighter sources; (iii) The unauthorized occupation of urban lighting facilities; (iv) Removal, relocation and change of urban lighting facilities; (v) Removal of pits within the safe distance of urban lighting facilities or dumping of corruptos containing acid, alkali and salt; (vi) Removal of residues, garbage or construction (construction) in the vicinity of urban lighting facilities, congestion, provision of maintenance corridors or facilities equipment. Article 25 Advertising subsidiary lighting facilities outside the household violates the provisions set out below, which are sanctioned by the municipal constituency in accordance with the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations governing the administration of expatriate advertisements; and that the laws, regulations and regulations do not provide for sanctions under this scheme: (i) Design programmes are not reviewed or reviewed without qualifications and have been properly constructed; (ii) Unless experienced receipts or experience has received unauthorized delivery; (iii) The case, the letter show that it is incomplete or stigmaed, and that it is not subject to the provision of rehabilitation and maintenance; (iv) Removal, relocation and change. Article 26, theft and destruction of urban lighting facilities, is sanctioned by public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by the judiciary. Article 27 provides administrative disposal in accordance with the law by municipal authorities and members of urban light management bodies who do not perform or are incorrectly discharging their duties in their work. Chapter V Article 28 (i) Urban lighting is a general reference to urban functional lighting and landscape lighting; (ii) Urban lighting facilities refer to lights, lights, transformative power facilities, trameters, floor lines, and other lighting subsidiary facilities for urban lighting; (iii) Functioning lighting refers to functional lights, such as road lighting, to meet the needs of transport and urban people; (iv) Background lighting refers to stereotyped lighting, for example, at the night of the city, commercial propaganda and dressing. Article 29 (Cities), urban light management in the Jayung region, can be implemented in the light of this approach. Article 33 |
