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(Adopted by the 64th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Hilhama on 11 October 2006 No. 153 of 23 October 2006 by the People's Government Order No. 153 of 23 October 2006 on 1 December 2006) Chapter I General Article 1 provides for the regulation of advertising outside urban households, the rational development of the use of urban space resources to promote urban construction and management, the development of this approach, in accordance with the provisions of the Secreation Act of the People's Republic of China, the Urban Planning Regulation of the city of Hara, the Ordinance on Advertising Exclusive Public Health Management of the city of Hara, and the provisions of laws, regulations and regulations. Article 2, this approach applies to the management of advertisements established outside the city area. Article III refers to external advertisements referred to in this approach to costs incurred by commodity operators or service providers, by direct or indirect introduction of commercial advertisements in their own marketing or service operations, including: (i) The use of public or space-based buildings, constructions, space-based stereotypes, promotional boards (sixeds), electronic displays (bases), boxes, roadboards, show windows, and advertisements such as flags; (ii) The use of transport tools (including all water buoys and air flights) to establish, map and post advertisements; (iii) In other forms of placement, hiding and posting advertisements outside the household. Article IV provides for outside advertisements and upholds the principles of harmonization of planning, rational layouts, normative setting, integrated management and resource use. Article 5 (i) The Urban Planning Administration is responsible for the approval, supervision and supervision of external advertisements in urban roads and subsidiaries outside the urban roads and fraternal lines (which contain the line). (ii) The Urban Management Administration is responsible for more than 2 m2 (excluding 2 m2) municipal exclusive reviews, regulatory work, and the temporary placement of more than 2 square meters (excluding 2 square meters) in urban roads and square trajectory lines, in green areas, for the use of road clearance, the use of greenfield clearance and corresponding regulatory work. (iii) The Regional Urban Management Administration is responsible for the review, regulatory work, and the temporary placement of road clearances for small- and medium-sized households (excluding 2 square meters) in the Territory, the use of greenland clearance and corresponding regulation. (iv) The executive law enforcement authorities that are central to the exercise of the administrative penalties of urban administration and are responsible for the implementation of this approach and related regulations, regulations and regulations, in accordance with their responsibilities. (v) The Business Administration is responsible for the registration and management of external advertisements. Other relevant administrations, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, assist in the management of external advertisements. Chapter II Article 6. The placement of outdoor advertisements should be in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, as well as the design of external advertisements in the city, and the creation of technical norms for outside advertising facilities. The executive branch of the city is responsible for the preparation and publication of technical regulations for the planning of outside-commune advertising facilities. Article 7 has one of the following cases and may not be advertised outside the household: (i) The use of transport safety facilities and traffic symbols; (ii) Impact on municipal public facilities, transport safety facilities and transport marking functionality; (iii) Obstacles the production or lives of the people and undermine the city's appearance; (iv) Use of office buildings, historical protection of buildings and hazardous buildings by State organs; (v) The use of land-controlled areas such as wind poles (points), historical protection of the streets; (vi) Laws, regulations prohibit other cases where an advertisement is made. Article 8. Units and individuals shall be advertised by means of approval in accordance with the relevant provisions of the law, legislation and the relevant administrative department functions set out in article 5 of this scheme. The procedures for the process of approval are presented by the relevant executive branch in administrative services. In-house advertisements should be established within the focus area, subject to the relevant executive approval. The scope of the focus area is to be determined by the urban planning administration with the relevant sectors and made public. No unit or person shall be allowed to advertise outside the house without approval. Article 9. The use of small-scale residential buildings, constructions, etc., as expatriates, shall be subject to agreement with the Industrial Council, the Property Management Enterprise and the relevant owners. The use of rented buildings, constructions, etc., as an advertised load, should be negotiated with the owner, such as buildings, constructions. Article 10. Advertising space resources outside the household is reimbursable. In one of the following cases, outdoor advertisements should be made in accordance with the provisions for payment of public space resources in urban areas (hereinafter referred to as resource occupancy payments): (i) The use of government investment, urban roads, bridges, squares, greenfields, vehicle stations, and public facilities to advertise outsiders; (ii) The use of buildings, construction of walls or peaks, as well as outdoor advertisements on the side of transport instruments; (iii) Use of land owned by this unit and individuals or buildings with property rights, including leases, construction of a wall or top, outside the transport tool, and other facilities for advertising outdoors such as its name, product produced and service delivery projects. In the case of subparagraphs (i), (ii) of this article, out-of-charge advertisements are made in accordance with tenders, auctions, walls' actual bids, and in the case of subparagraph (iii) of this article, out-of-charge advertisements are made to pay royalties for resources in accordance with the standards set by the municipal government. Resource occupancy is an integral part of the reimbursable income for public resources in urban areas, which is a non-levant income of the Government, which is managed in accordance with national, provincial and municipal provisions. Article 11. The Government of the city authorizes the Urban Space Resources Operations Unit responsible for solicitation, auctions, wallcharts and collection of royalties for operating activities and resources for the advertisement of space resources outside urban areas in the city area. The Urban Space Resources Operations Unit should prepare a programme to organize outreach activities following joint discussions among the relevant municipal administrations. Article 13. The establishment of a commercial enterprise exceeding the prescribed criteria contains the promotion of business products, the content of service delivery projects, and should be managed in accordance with self-selective advertisements. Commercial enterprises have set up hygienic standards, which are presented by the Urban Management Administration with the administrations such as urban planning, and are published with the consent of the city's people. Article 14. After the expiry of the use of space resources by urban outpatients, the original owner needs to continue to use, paying for the occupancy of public space resources in urban areas and in accordance with the relevant provisions; and under the same conditions, the original owner has priority. After the expiry of the use of space resources by urban outpatients, the original owner does not apply for continued use and should be removed within five days from its own outdoor advertising facilities, or through voluntary consultations, transferred to the Urban Space Resources Operations Unit or new designers; and the transfer of undesirable transfers should be dismantled. Article 15. The establishment of temporary advertisements by an in-house (concluding 7 days) within 7 days will not require the payment of resource occupancy fees, which may be directly approved. In addition to major festivals and the main activities of the city as a whole, there shall be no advertising and advertising. Major festivals and city-wide activities require temporary establishments for a maximum period not exceeding 6 days, with specific implementation rules being developed by the urban administration. Chapter III Article 16 Extractive advertisements should be established, produced in accordance with the specific location, form, specifications, quantity, production materials, lighting and other requirements indicated in the approved document. Promotion of the creation and production of new materials, new products, new processes and new sources of light. After the completion of the work of the outdoor advertising facility, the designr shall organize the inspection of the quality of the work in accordance with the relevant provisions and shall be used by the standard party. Article 18 seters should be responsible for the safety of established outdoor advertising facilities and conduct frequent inspections, identify damage to be repaired and replaced in a timely manner, ensure that outdoor advertisements are well established, solid security, and integrity. Article 19 concerning the executive branch shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, monitor outdoor advertisements and find that the offence is promptly corrected and inspected. Article 20 provides for the transfer of expatriate advertisements from urban households, with the consent of the municipal space resource operators and the processing of change procedures in the approved sectors. The publication of the advertising content should be made in a timely manner, after the placement of an expatriate. More than 7 days (7 days) were released without advertising and public advertisements should be issued without compensation. Article 2 does not authorize commercial advertising. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 23 (Criminal penalties) violates one of the following conditions under this scheme and is subject to penalties by administrative law enforcement agencies that concentrate on the exercise of the urban administrative penalties: (i) Unauthorized out-of-house advertisements, the removal of deadlines, the removal of which was not removed and the imposition of a fine of more than 5,000 dollars. (ii) The duration of an ex posterbation is not required in accordance with the approval document, and the penalties for the period of up to 1 million United States dollars have been imposed. (iii) To make use of approved public service advertising facilities for commercial advertisements, to be responsibly corrected and to impose a fine of up to €50 million. (iv) After the expiry of the period of time, the deadline for the removal of the advertising facility has not been transferred or has not been dismantled, and the period after which the deadline has not been dismantled would be mandatory to dismantle and impose a fine of more than 5,000 dollars. (v) No public advertisements are issued in a timely manner or exceeds the prescribed period for public advertisements, which is being corrected by a fine of 500,000 dollars. Article 24 (other penalties) violates other provisions of this approach and is punishable by the relevant executive branch in accordance with other relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 25 (Strategic norms for management and personnel) and their staff should be governed by the law and should not be subject to negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud. In violation of the provisions of this approach, administrative disposal is granted by this unit or by a superior authority, which constitutes an offence and is criminalized by law. Chapter V Article 26 (In terms of reference) refers to public-use facilities as described in this approach to public-use lighting facilities, ITU, pyrethroids, garbage, pyrethroid boxes, vouchers (soft), postal boxes, street passers, etc. Article 27 (on the basis of implementation) uses the name of streets, squares and bridges, and in the light of the implementation of this approach, the cost of resource occupancy is paid in accordance with the solicitation, auction, wallchmarks. In addition to the urban areas of the city, the town area of the city is governed by external advertisements, such as the town area of the district (communes), and in the light of the provisions of this approach. The twenty-eighth (execution date) approach was implemented effective 1 December 2006. |
