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(Adopted by the Standing Committee of the People's Government of South Kyoto on 15 November 2006 No. 252 of 8 December 2006 of the Decree of the Government of the South Kyoto City, which was issued as from 1 February 2007) Chapter I General Article 1 guarantees the well-being of urban public lighting facilities and promotes economic and social development in urban areas, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2 applies to the planning, construction, maintenance and management of public light facilities in urban areas within the city's administration. Article III refers to the urban public light facility referred to in this provision to urban roads (including street gallery, bridges, tunnels, squares, public parks), residential small zones, wind-speaks, parks, greenfields, etc.), transforming power facilities, lights, lights, slots, land-based gateways, and other lighting equipment, facilities, etc.). Article 4 The Integrated Conservation Authority of the Municipalities of which it belongs is specifically responsible for the day-to-day management and supervision of road lighting facilities in the city. The management of public lighting facilities in the mountainous areas and the rainy landscape area is the responsibility of its management agencies, and the management of public lighting facilities in the city's other landscapes, the park's public lighting facilities is the responsibility of the park administration authorities. The executive authorities of the city public light facility are responsible for the construction, maintenance and management of public light facilities in the Territory. Sectors and units, such as planning, construction, public safety, housing, land, electricity, telecommunications, should be aligned with the management of urban public light facilities within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 encourages and supports research on science and technology in urban public light facilities, the promotion of new technologies, new sources, new equipment and computer automated monitoring techniques, and the upgrading of the science and technology levels of urban public light facilities. Any units and individuals have the obligation to protect urban public light facilities and have the right to stop, prosecute and prosecute violations of this provision. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 7. Urban public lighting facilities planning, construction plans have been developed by the city's executive authorities in conjunction with the planning sector, and are included in the medium- and annual construction plans after approval by the Government of the city. Urban road lighting facilities are updated and renovated in the year, with the responsibility of the municipal public administration authorities to organize and organize implementation. Article 8. Urban public lighting facilities should be integrated and synchronized with urban roads, development of new zones, rehabilitation of old cities and new residential small areas, and coordinated with the surrounding environment. The housing area that has not been matched by the construction of urban public lighting facilities is gradually aligned with the Government's sectoral arrangements. Article 9. The construction programme for urban public lighting facilities, the design of maps, which can be implemented by the construction of administrative authorities and the planning of administrative authorities. The units involved in urban public lighting facilities should be qualified accordingly. The design of urban public light facility works, construction units should be determined through tenders. The construction, alteration and construction of public lighting facilities in urban areas is governed by the quality monitoring system. Article 10. The construction of urban public lighting facilities, with government investment, encourages social investment. Article 11. Planning, design, construction, maintenance and maintenance of urban public lighting facilities should be carried out in accordance with national standards for the design of lighting, low-pressed power design norms, light engineering construction and inspection protocols. Article 12 facilities such as electricity, telecommunications, road lighting, transport signals, etc., on both sides of the road, should be encouraged without security, and the units concerned should be supported. Chapter III Maintenance and management The urban public light facility authorities should develop and organize the implementation of the urban public green light engineering plan to promote the use of electrical equipment and products consistent with green light technologies. Article 14. The maintenance and management of urban public lighting facilities should be guided by the principle of safety, and guarantee good and normal use of urban public lighting facilities. Article 15. Urban public lighting facilities are administered in a manner as follows: (i) Methods of control, such as chronology; (ii) Reimbursement for the use of gasoline lamps; (iii) The regular laundering of light light lighting; (iv) Use of section-based equipment and energy control systems; (v) The use of high-scale light-efficient lights to phase out lights that are not in line with energy-efficient environmental requirements, such as low-scale photo-hydro sources; (vi) Other sections, environmental measures. Article 16 shall perform the following duties: (i) The establishment of a public green lighting system for sound cities and the urban public light management monitoring system and the introduction of urban public light consumption cost management; (ii) Arrange for the operation and maintenance of urban road lighting facilities in accordance with the annual plan for urban maintenance; (iii) Adherence to the contractual obligations of the public lighting facilities in cities; (iv) Monitoring, inspection of the maintenance of public lighting facilities in cities; (v) To receive complaints concerning the maintenance of public light facilities in cities; (vi) Other duties to be performed by law. Article 17 Maintenance of urban public lighting facilities may be subject to the provisions of the law. The participation of units in the licence operation tenders should be in line with the State's regulatory requirements for the granting of public utilities. Article 18 (i) Develop maintenance plans; (ii) Maintain quality in accordance with the relevant technical norms and contract agreements; (iii) To receive oversight, inspection, in the relevant sectors; (iv) Other responsibilities under the contract agreement. The Government's public light facility works in urban areas constructed by the Government or by social investment have been completed with the qualifications required to be transferred by the construction unit to the municipal establishment of the administrative authorities, by providing for the transfer of procedures to the municipal public service sector and by integrating them into normal maintenance during the month. The construction units are responsible for the maintenance of management without experience or failure to receive a transfer. Article 20 requires the transfer or maintenance of public lighting facilities and shall submit the following materials: (i) The installation, quality of construction reports; (ii) Technical material for maintenance and operation; (iii) Other submissions to be submitted by law. Article 21 prohibits: (i) Damage to the destruction of urban public lighting facilities; (ii) Removal, relocation and change of urban public lighting facilities; (iii) Urgently distributes, garbage and construction (constructions) in the vicinity of public lighting facilities in urban areas to block, cover maintenance corridors and facilities equipment; (iv) dumping of corrosive waste, such as residues, near urban public lighting facilities; (v) Receive access to urban public light power sources; (vi) Orientation of a communication cable or other facility at the urban public light facility; (vii) Authorizes the establishment and use of cargo at urban public lighting facilities; (viii) Other acts of damage, intrusion of urban public lighting facilities. Article 2 requires the temporary use of urban road lighting facilities, the placement of cargo, in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Road Facilities Management Regulations of the city of Nanjing, in accordance with the required place and time frames, flags. Article 23 establishes a facility for public lighting facilities in urban areas, electricity, or access to urban public light power sources, with the prior consent of the urban public light facility authorities, to be established in accordance with the technical norms governing the security of light facilities. Article 24 requires the removal, relocation, modification of urban public lighting facilities, or construction may affect the security of operation, with prior consent of the urban public light arsenic authorities. In emergencies, such as the seizure of risk relief, the demolition, relocation, modification of urban public lighting facilities should be carried out, and the urban public light facility authorities and maintenance units should be removed from the site in a timely manner and take safety and security response measures. Article 25. The safe distance between trees near the urban public light facility shall not be small. The impact of lighting on natural long-terms needs to be repaired to trees and should be approved by the urban greening administrative authorities. Because of the force majeure, trees seriously endanger the safe operation of urban public light facilities, they can be renovated by the provision of appropriate procedures. Chapter IV Corporal punishment Article 26, in violation of this provision, has one of the following acts, fined by the authorities of the urban, district and urban lighting facility, which is subject to more than two hundred thousand dollars; proceeds from the conflict may be fined by more than three thousand dollars; and damage to the facility shall be liable for restitution or compensation for damages: (i) Removal, relocation and rehabilitation of urban public lighting facilities; (ii) dumping of corrosive waste, such as residues, near urban public lighting facilities; (iii) Damage to urban public lighting facilities. Article 27, in violation of this provision, has taken over the use of public light power sources in urban areas and is charged by public lighting facilities in the city, district and urban areas. Article 28, in violation of this provision, provides for penalties or penalties imposed by law by other management. Article 29, theft and destruction of public light facilities in urban areas, is sanctioned by public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China, which constitutes an offence and is criminally prosecuted by law. Article 33 Managers of urban public light facilities are subject to administrative disposition by law, in management, law enforcement activities or are not in the rightful performance of their duties or omissions, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, and criminal liability by law. Chapter V The management of the night light facility in this city is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Southern Benmin Urban Resistance Management Approach. Article 32 provides for implementation effective 1 February 2007. The Regulation on Urban Road Light Facilities in Nanj City, issued by the Government of the city on 7 July 1999, was also repealed. |
