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Nanchang Urban Lighting Management

Original Language Title: 南昌市城市照明设施管理办法

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(Adopted at the 39th ordinary meeting of the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 5 January 2006 No. 110 of 19 January 2006 by Decree No. 110 of the Order of the Government of the South Turkmen Republic of 19 January 2006 on 1 March 2006)

Chapter I General
Article 1 ensures that urban lighting facilities are well managed to develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.
Article 2. Planning, construction, maintenance and management of urban lighting facilities in urban planning areas (other than in the Gulf area) apply.
Article 3. This approach refers to urban lighting facilities, such as urban roads, bridges, street booths, residential small areas, uncharted public greenfields, trajectors, wards, lights, top-downs, lights, work wells and subsidiary equipment.
Article IV. The municipal administration sector is responsible for the management of urban lighting facilities throughout the city and is responsible for specific work by the urban lighting facility.
The management of urban lighting facilities should be managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.
The construction and management of urban lighting facilities should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, alignment, coordination of development and construction, maintenance, management and weight.
Chapter II Planning and construction
Article 6. The municipal administration sector should prepare urban light facility development planning in accordance with urban overall planning, and be implemented after the approval of the Government of the city, in an integrated manner, by the municipal planning administration.
Development planning for urban lighting facilities should be based on people-centred, focused, assured functions, energy-saving, environmentally friendly principles, and identify the levels of lighting, standards and etc. in different locations.
Funding for urban lighting facilities can be financed by government investment or by other means.
Investments within and outside countries are encouraged to participate in urban lighting facilities in the form of sole-source, joint ventures and cooperation.
Article 8. Urban lighting facilities should be constructed in line with urban lighting facilities development planning and relevant technical standards for urban lighting facilities.
The existing urban lighting facilities are incompatible with the development planning of urban light facilities and should be adapted in accordance with urban lighting facilities.
Article 9. New construction, alteration, expansion of urban lighting facilities construction works should be conducted in accordance with the law to plan the management sector.
In connection with construction of urban lighting facilities, the planning of the administration should seek the views of the municipal administration when planning the licence process.
Article 10. New, alteration, expansion of urban roads, bridges, street gallery, residential small areas, unfettered public greenfields, etc., should be accompanied by the construction of urban lighting facilities in accordance with urban lighting facilities and designed in parallel with the work of the main subjects.
Article 11. Facilities such as electricity that are consistent on the two sides of the urban road should be used as a light without prejudice to their functions.
Chapter III Maintenance and management
The urban lighting facilities established by the People's Government of the Region should be transferred to the municipal administration. The unit's investment in building and managing urban lighting facilities is responsible for conservation, maintenance or transfer to municipal administration. Urban lighting facilities in small residential areas administered by the property industry are responsible for conservation, maintenance. Urban lighting facilities in small residential housing areas administered by the municipal administration are managed by the intangible industry. Urban lighting facilities in the development area are maintained, maintained or transferred to municipal administration.
Urban lighting facilities have been constructed and managed by the municipal administration sector, which is entrusted with the conservation, maintenance.
The transfer of urban lighting facilities should have the following conditions:
(i) In line with the criteria for the installation and quality of construction of urban lighting facilities;
(ii) Provision of construction maps, completed works paper, completed inspection reports and other necessary information;
(iii) Provide the necessary maintenance and operating conditions.
The construction units should apply to the municipal administration. Upon receipt of the application by the municipal administration, timely receipt, in accordance with conditions, should be accepted; incompatible with the conditions for the submission of a change.
Article 14. Urban lighting facilities management units should be established to strengthen inspection and maintenance of urban lighting facilities and to ensure that urban lighting facilities are properly, safe and operational.
Any unit and individual should be cared for urban lighting facilities. The following acts are prohibited:
(i) Stoft, damage or unauthorized removal, relocation and change of urban lighting facilities;
(ii) Oriental access to urban lighting sources;
(iii) Release, exhumation, illegal construction of buildings and construction at the vicinity of urban lighting facilities;
(iv) Designation of advertised brands and other facilities at urban lighting facilities;
(v) Incests, cereals, incests and incests in urban lighting facilities;
(vi) Other damage and appropriation of urban lighting facilities.
Article 16 confirms the need to dismantle, transport and change urban lighting facilities and shall apply to the municipal administration and the municipal administration shall approve or approve written replies within seven working days of the date of receipt of the request. The written replies were not submitted late as approval.
The removal, relocation and modification of urban lighting facilities are carried out by professional units and costs are borne by the applicant.
Construction may affect the safe operation of urban lighting facilities and should take security measures.
Article 17 confirms the need to use urban lighting facilities for posting, hiding, creativity or other facilities, such as advertising brands, constellation lines, and shall, with the consent of the property rights unit, process relevant procedures in accordance with the law and not affect the safety and normal use of urban light facilities.
Urban lighting facilities should maintain a safe distance from trees. Because trees are not in line with the security distance, the municipal administration should be informed on time of the plant. The green administration sector is dealt with by the Greenhouse Administration sector, which, owing to force majeure, seriously endangers the safe operation of urban lighting facilities, can take urgent measures and inform the green administration sector within 24 hours after processing.
Any unit and individual found that urban lighting facilities are safely hidden, operate properly, damaged or damaged, charging urban lighting facilities and are entitled to report to the relevant sectors such as municipalities, urban administration and administration of justice, and should be processed in a timely manner after the reports are received.
Chapter IV Legal responsibility
Article 20, in violation of this approach, allows for the removal, relocation, modification of urban lighting facilities or unauthorized access to urban lighting power sources, which may be fined by 1000 dollars in the urban administration of administrative law enforcement services.
Article 21, in violation of this approach, provides that other facilities, such as advertising brands and trajectory lines, which are owned by urban lighting facilities, are converted by the municipal administration of administrative law enforcement authorities, which may be subject to a fine of more than 5,000 dollars, and that the removal of the deadline is mandatory.
In violation of this approach, theft, damage to urban lighting facilities is punishable by law by public security authorities; it constitutes an offence punishable by law.
Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that the damage to urban lighting facilities or other losses should be borne by law.
Article 24 Abuse of duties, negligence, provocative fraud by members of the municipal administration and the municipal lighting facilities governing their belongings, and administrative disposition by law, which constitutes a crime and is criminalized by law.
Chapter V
Article 25
Article 26