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(Adopted at the 14th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Faro City on 21 August 2006 No. 54 of 4 September 2006 by Order No. 54 of the Government of the People's Republic of the Faro City, issued as of 1 October 2006) Article 1 ensures that urban lighting facilities are properly managed and that urban modernization is promoted, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State, to develop this approach in conjunction with the current city. Article 2, units and individuals involved in urban light planning, construction, maintenance, management, monitoring and use of urban lighting facilities in all urban planning areas, must be respected. Article 3 states that urban lighting is a general reference to urban functional lighting and landscape lighting, mainly to the roads in urban planning areas, street blocks, bridges, tunnels, squares, public parking lots, park greenfields and buildings, and equipment such as landscape lighting and landscape lighting and sewerage, transformers, electrical boxes, top-down lines, lights, work wells, monitoring systems. Article IV governs the management of urban lighting in this city by the municipal administration authorities, which is entrusted with the day-to-day management of urban lighting. Sectors and units such as construction, planning, parking, quality technical supervision, electricity, urban care, sanitation and urban administration should be managed in urban lighting within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Plans for urban lighting are prepared by the Municipal Planning Administration with the relevant sector organizations such as municipal administrations, which are validated and reviewed after the approval of the Government of the city. The municipal administrations should develop annual plans for urban lighting, based on the specific planning of urban lighting, and be implemented after the approval of the Government of the city, with the balance of the municipal authorities. Urban lighting planning and construction should be consistent with urban lighting norms and standards developed by States, provinces and municipalities. The unit responsible for urban lighting designs, maps, construction, treasury and maintenance must have a corresponding level of qualifications. Article 7. The Government invests or organizes a new urban infrastructure construction and rehabilitation project, which is organized by municipal administration authorities. Social forces are encouraged to participate in the construction of urban lighting facilities in the form of sole-source, joint ventures and cooperation. Article 8. Urban light engineering project design programmes should be in line with the specific planning of urban lights and the implementation of expert evidence systems. The urban light engineering project design programme should be approved by the relevant authorities of the city, while at the same time supporting the municipal administration. Article 9 Government investment and investment-led urban lighting works are subject to tenders in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 10 builds new, rehabilitated urban infrastructure and other construction works that require urban lighting facilities in accordance with the city-specific planning needs to be designed, accompanied by construction, inspection and delivery, which should be included in project investment estimates. Article 11. Urban lighting products and materials used are subject to a quality technical supervision sector to test qualifications and ensure that the material is environmentally sound and energy-efficient. Article 12 The construction unit after the completion of the urban lighting project shall be available to the municipal administration authorities within 15 days. The municipal administration authorities will inform the municipal authorities on a case-by-year basis. Article XIV Maintenance and management of urban lighting facilities, upholding the principles of safety, first and efficientness, and ensures that urban lighting facilities are well, integrated and American. Article 15 The urban light management body should, in practice, provide for reasonable time to instruction. Any major event will be required to adjust the time of closure and, with the approval of the Government of the city, are coordinated by the municipal administration authorities. Article 16 assumes units or units responsible for urban light management and should strengthen the day-to-day maintenance of urban lighting facilities to ensure that urban lighting facilities are well, safe and normally functioning and that absorption rate meets national standards. The units responsible for the maintenance of urban lighting facilities should strictly implement urban lighting norms and standards and ensure quality. The funds required for urban functional lighting, public-use facility landscape lighting should be included in the financial budget and the regular expenditure on maintenance of funds and electricity. Article 19 builds on the strength of social forces and their own management landscapes, and the Government can give certain preferential policies. Article 20 (i) In line with the specific planning of urban lighting; (ii) The corresponding approval procedure has been carried out by law; (iii) In line with urban lighting norms and standards; (iv) In line with technical standards incorporated into urban lighting networks; (v) A complete urban light engineering file; (vi) Provide the necessary maintenance, operating conditions; (vii) In line with the quality assurance provisions; (viii) The cost of operating maintenance for the period 1-3. Article 21 has been established in urban lighting facilities to be updated or modified in accordance with relevant norms and standards to ensure the effectiveness of lighting and safe operation of the facility. Article 22 provides for the supervision of the municipal administration authorities in conjunction with the relevant authorities of construction activities involving urban lighting. (i) In line with the specific planning of urban lighting; (ii) In line with urban lighting norms and standards; (iii) Design, construction, treasury, maintenance units have corresponding qualifications; (iv) Special operations, prison personnel have special operating qualifications and the corresponding professional management qualifications certificate; (v) Accreditation and day-to-day management information that is regulated by complete urban lighting works; (vi) Other conditions under the law, regulations and regulations. Article 23. The trees near urban lighting facilities are subject to a safe distance, and the urban light management can take urgent measures to repair trees that are not in compliance with the safety distance standards that affect the effects of lighting, after consultation with the urban light management and the greening management of parks; Article 24 confirms that there is a need for cables at urban lighting facilities, the placement of other facilities or the use of urban lighting sources, and should be implemented in accordance with urban lighting norms and standards in advance, in accordance with urban lighting norms and standards. Article 25 confirms the need to dismantle, transport, modify urban lighting facilities or, in construction, which may affect the well-functioning and safe operation of urban lighting facilities, and should be requested in advance to the municipal light management structure to arrange for the removal, relocation, modification or protection measures related to urban lighting facilities. The costs are borne by the business request unit. Measures such as the removal, relocation and modification of urban lighting facilities are urgently needed in emergency situations, such as the seizure of risk relief, without pre-defined limitations. However, the authorities should notify urban light management authorities in a timely manner. Any unit of article 26 or person shall, after damage to urban lighting facilities, properly protect accident sites, prevent accidents from expanding and immediately inform urban light management authorities. Article 27: Urban lighting facilities are urban infrastructure and any unit and individual protection obligations shall not be applied to: (i) Paeds, scripts, writings, changings in urban lighting facilities; (ii) Within a safe distance from urban lighting facilities, unauthorized vegetation, exhumation of pits, construction of buildings, saving items, other objects or dumping of corross; (iii) The use of urban lighting facilities for posting, hiding, advertising and advertising; (iv) Oriental cables, placement of other facilities or access to electricity at urban lighting facilities; (v) Removal, relocation and change of urban lighting facilities; (vi) Other acts that may affect the normal functioning of urban lighting facilities. Article 28 provides recognition and incentives for units and individuals that have made significant achievements in urban light management and reported violations of the provisions of this approach. Article 29, in violation of this approach, is one of the following acts: the time limit for the administration of administrative law enforcement in urban areas is being changed and may be fined by more than one thousand dollars: (i) Without access to urban light design, mapping, construction, treasury, maintenance, maintenance of the corresponding qualifications, taking over the design, mapping, construction, treasury and maintenance of urban lighting; (ii) No design, construction, imprisonment and maintenance in accordance with urban lighting norms and standards; (iii) The urban light engineering project design programme is not approved or approved; (iv) Urban lighting works are not properly delivered without statutory procedures. Article 33, in violation of article 27 of this approach, is subject to a change in the time limit of the administrative law enforcement authorities in urban administration and may be subject to a fine of up to five thousand dollars, depending on the circumstances; the loss is borne by law. Article 31 violates one of the following acts: the time limit for the administration of administrative law enforcement in urban areas is being changed; the delay has not been changed to impose a fine of up to 2,000 dollars: (i) The urban light engineering project design programme is not required; (ii) The maps, letters, lights showing incomplete or humiliating, obsolete and facility damage; (iii) There is no time frame for renowned and closed urban lighting. Article 32, which steals or destroys urban lighting facilities, is sanctioned by the public security sector in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 33 does not apply to administrative penalties by the parties and brings administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. Article 34 XIV Staff members of the municipal administration and the municipal lighting administrations, etc., play a role in neglect, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior authorities, which constitute a crime and hold criminal responsibility under the law. Article XV (market) urban light management is implemented in the light of this approach. The specific application of this approach is explained by the municipal administration authorities. Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 1 October 2006. |
