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(The 60th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of Anguébé Province, held on 19 December 2007, considered the adoption of Decree No. 208 of 29 December 2007 of the People's Government Order No. 208 of 29 December 2007, which came into force on 1 February 2008) Chapter I General Article 1, in order to implement the provincial system of towns and towns, guide the continuous health development of towns in the province, and develop this approach in line with relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Rural and Rural Planning Act. Article 2, this approach applies to the implementation and supervision of the provincial system of towns. Article III Planning of the provincial urban system is the preparation of overall planning at all levels of cities, townships, effective protection and use of all types of natural and human resources, integrated infrastructure-building, and an important basis for urbanization in the province. In the province, the spaceb and size control, major infrastructure offices, eco-building and environmental protection, resource development, etc., should be aligned with the planning of the provincial urban system. Article IV. The Government's Urban Planning Commission should urge the relevant departments to implement the provincial system of urban areas in accordance with their respective responsibilities and to coordinate key issues in the planning of the provincial urban system. The Office of the Provincial People's Government Urban Planning Commission is located in the Provincial Government's Executive Department for Rural and Rural Planning and is responsible for the day-to-day affairs of the Government's Urban Planning Commission. Article 5 (i) The establishment of incentives and restraint mechanisms for the planning of a sound provincial system of towns; (ii) Monitoring, inspection of the implementation of the planning of the provincial system of towns; (iii) To guide the management of the regional space slots identified in the planning of the provincial zones, and to make a legal nuclear-building project selection; (iv) Organizing specialized planning for cross-border municipalities to guide regional infrastructure and public service facilities; (v) Organization of the improvement of the planning of the provincial system of towns. Chapter II Planning implementation Article 6 Article 7. The relevant departments of the Government of the province should plan and plan regional urban systems based on the provincial urban system, as well as the actual needs for urban construction management, organize specific planning for regional transport, water resources development, ecological environmental protection, electricity, communications, disaster prevention and management, and seek the views of the provincial authorities for rural and urban planning before approval by the approving authority. Regional transport, electricity, water supply, heating, heating and temperature-building project selection sites should be in line with the requirements of the Town Space Bu Authority and seek the views of the municipalities and district governments. Article 8 Governments of municipalities and counties should plan and plan regional urban systems based on the province's urban system, organize the development of urban, town-to-urban planning in the current administrative area. The approved overall planning of cities, towns and towns is inconsistent with the planning of the provincial urban system, regional urban systems planning, and should be adjusted or modified in accordance with the statutory procedures. The city, the people's governments should organize or participate in the preparation of the regional space management subsectors in the current administrative area, identify measures for the management of space resources in the region, direct and control regional development activities, in accordance with the regional space management subsectors identified in the province's urban system. Article 9. The level of urbanization, urban nature, urban size, urban development direction, areas requiring strict protection and control of development, urban infrastructure and public service facilities should be determined in accordance with the planning and planning of regional urban systems in the province. Article 10. In the case of the administrative authorities of the local people at the district level, the executive branch of the executive branch of the Government shall seek the views of the executive authorities of the Government of the current people in rural and urban planning. Adjustments to the administrative area should be consistent with the planning of the provincial system of towns, the regional urban system planning, and the control of the town spaces. Article 11 Article 12 Development zones, as well as industrial parks, science and technology parks, holidays, universities' choice sites and offices, should be in line with the provincial system of urban planning and regional urban systems planning and the overall planning of the city. Article 13 The use of infrastructure and public service facilities established in the planning of regional urban systems is prohibited. Options for a variety of major construction projects should be based on the planning of the provincial urban system, regional urban systems planning and urban overall planning. In particular circumstances, their choice is inconsistent with the planning of the provincial urban system, the regional urban system planning and the overall urban planning of the city, and the executive authorities for rural and urban planning should organize the argument that construction should be based on the choice of address, and should be planned in accordance with the statutory procedures and incorporated the construction projects in the planning process, with the approval of the pre-planting authority. Major construction projects referred to in the previous paragraph include: (i) The construction projects in key regional space management areas or cross-construction areas for the planning of regional systems in the provinces; (ii) Regional infrastructure-building projects such as transport and energy; (iii) Construction projects that have a significant impact on the development of natural environments and resources in the region; (iv) Construction projects that have a significant impact on the protection and utilization of the regional human environment resources. Article 15. The construction of a project's choice of location shall be subject to sub-management. In accordance with national provisions, construction projects requiring approval or approval by the relevant departments to provide national land-use rights in a manner that is allocated, the construction units shall apply for a nuclear launch site submission in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The project approved or approved by the relevant departments of the Government of the above-mentioned people, which is subject to review by the executive authorities of the rural and urban planning authorities of the project's location, to inform the provincial authorities of the territorial Government of the nuclear location; (ii) A project to be approved or approved by the relevant authorities of the city, county and local governments shall be required to make a nuclear address by the executive authorities of the rural and urban planning authorities of the project sites. Article 16 encourages the establishment of an overall coordination development mechanism in urban intensive areas or across administrative regions. Governments of municipalities and counties should consult on the implementation of the provincial urban system planning, major construction projects and planning management in neighbouring regions, in accordance with the principles of regional coordination for development, sharing of regional facilities and common protection of the regional environment. Chapter III Changes in planning Article 17 Decreates in the provincial system of towns should organize regular assessments of the implementation of the plan by the relevant departments and experts, as well as public opinions, hearings or other means. The preparation body shall submit an assessment report to the pre-planned review body and accompany the request. Article 18 (i) Changes in the planning of the national urban system and proposed changes in planning requirements; (ii) Adjustments in administrative areas and the need for changes in planning; (iii) There is a need for a change in planning due to approval by the State Department or the Government of the Provincial People; (iv) Planning needs to be modified by the assessment; (v) The planning review body considers other circumstances to be modified. Article 19 Changes in the planning of the provincial system of towns should be followed by a summary of the implementation of the plan, an argument on the need for amendments and the presentation of thematic reports to the original approval body. Changes in the planning of the post-provincial system should be reported in accordance with the statutory procedures. Chapter IV Oversight inspection Article 20, the Government's Urban Planning Commission should organize a dynamic monitoring information system for the development of a well-planned geospatial urban system in the provinces concerned and strengthen dynamic regulation of urban and rural construction activities, space resource protection and rational use. Article 21, the Government of the city, the people of the district, should strengthen monitoring of the planning of the provincial urban system, the planning of regional urban systems in planning implementation in the current administrative area, and report on monitoring inspections to the Government of the people at the highest level and its rural and urban planning authorities. Article 2 Article 23 of the local government of rural and urban planning authorities over the district level have the right to take the following measures in monitoring the implementation of the provincial system of towns and regional town systems planning: (i) To request the relevant units or individuals to provide documents and information relevant to the oversight of inspection matters, for access or reproduction; (ii) To request the relevant units or individuals to provide clarifications on the relevant issues involved in the oversight of inspections and to conduct a survey on the ground as required; (iii) To compel the relevant units or individuals to cease violations of the planning and planning of regional urban systems in the province. Any unit and person shall not obstruct or reject the supervision of the administrative authorities of the local population's urban and rural planning authorities for the planning and implementation of the provincial system of towns and regional urban systems, as well as the provision of information thereon. In monitoring the implementation of the provincial urban system planning and the regional urban system planning, the executive authorities of the local population at the district level above have found that the staff of the State organs are in conflict with the law and should be held accountable for administrative responsibility and that they should be exempted from the authority or the inspectorate. Article 25 citizens, legal persons and other organizations should respect the planning and planning of regional urban systems in the province, subject to planning, and have the right to report on violations of planning to local government rural and urban planning authorities, as required by planning activities involving their hurdle relationship. More than the local population planning authorities in rural and urban areas should make public reports of telephones, boxes or e-mail addresses to receive reports of violations of the provincial urban system planning and the planning of regional urban systems and to investigate them in accordance with the law. Chapter V Article 26 |
