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(Adopted by Decree No. 133 of 16 December 2005 No. 133 of the People's Government Order No. 133 of 16 December 2005) Chapter I General Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations governing urban light management. Article 2 Urban light management should be guided by the principles of economic utility, energy efficiency, environmental protection, and building resilience to the economy. Article 3. Planning, survey design, construction, maintenance and management of urban lighting in the urban planning area of this city apply. Article IV The Urban Authority is the administrative authority for urban lighting within the city's administration. The urban lighting administrative authorities established by the Government of the People's Government of the District (market), the town of the sea, the northern gallery, the territorial Government are responsible for the management of urban lighting within this administrative area. Sectors and units such as switches, finance, electricity, construction, planning, transport and public safety are synergistic in urban light management within their respective responsibilities. Article 5 Urban light management is entrusted by the Urban Authority with specific responsibility for the construction, operation, maintenance and maintenance of the sea dairy area, the Southern Oriental Zone, and the construction, operation and maintenance of urban lighting facilities in the North River region. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 6. The urban light management authorities, in line with urban overall planning, will prepare specific planning for urban lighting in line with the actual needs of urban construction and social development, and will be integrated into urban overall planning with the planning of administrative authorities, with the approval of the executive authorities for development reform. Specific planning for urban lighting should include the natural geographic environment of cities, human resources, energy efficiency and environmental measures. Article 7. Urban roads, parks, greenfields, squares and residential areas are to be built in cities. Regions other than urban areas should be integrated into functional lighting facilities based on the actual needs of local populations for production and life. Article 8: The scope of a landscape lighting facility should be established in the urban areas of the sea, the Southern Province, the Northern District of the River and the Southern District, including: (i) The shores and main buildings, the building blocks and the axes of the two sides of the rivers, the remaining Yaya River, the polar, and the axes; (ii) Major buildings, building blocks and axes within the fertile commercial area; (iii) The main building, building blocks and axes on the main roads of the urban main roads; (iv) Urban infrastructure such as parks, greenfields, airports, terminals, vehicle stations and urban bridges; (v) Public sports cultural facilities such as sports sites (hostings), theatres, philanthropies, museums, and municipal protection units above; (vi) The city, the people of the region are of the view that there should be facilities for landscape lighting. The specific scope of the main buildings and constructions on the streets of the urban landscape and the fertile commercial area, the main building blocks of the city's main roads, is determined by the urban light administrative authorities. The scope of the district (market), town nautical, and the North gallery landscape lighting facilities are established by the various peoples' governments in accordance with local real needs and levels of economic development. The new construction, alteration and expansion of construction projects under article 9 should be accompanied by the construction of urban lighting facilities, in accordance with Article 7, paragraph 8, of the city-specific planning and methodology, and the scope of Article 8. In implementing the construction project in paragraph 1 of this article, the planning, construction of administrative authorities should review the design of urban light development projects and seek the views of the urban lighter administrative authorities. Article 10. Urban lighting facilities construction projects should be designed in parallel with major works, accompanied by construction, inspection and delivery. When construction projects are collected, the relevant sectors should be informed of the participation of urban lighter administrative authorities. Article 11. Selected procurements for urban light construction projects, construction, adaptation and related material equipment should be consistent with the relevant provisions of specific urban lighting planning, urban light technology norms, reasonable use standards, energy efficiency design norms, safety norms, optical pollution control standards. Article 12 Article 13. Urban light construction projects should be implemented in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Building Act. The Government's investment and the Government's capital project for urban lighting investments should be solicited or procured by the Government in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, such as the bidding law of the People's Republic of China, the Government of the People's Republic of China. The construction, rehabilitation and renovation of urban lighting facilities, which are invested by the Government in Article 14. Social funds are encouraged to take multiple forms, such as sole funding, joint ventures, cooperation and participation in urban lighting facilities. Chapter III Maintenance and management Article 15. Maintenance of urban lighting facilities is determined in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The functional lighting facilities, the Government's investment-building landscape lighting facilities are responsible for urban lighting administrative authorities; (ii) Background lighting facilities constructed by social fund investment are the responsibility of the owner of the facility. Maintenance responsibilities for urban lighting facilities should be maintained in accordance with the technical norms of urban lighting facilities. Article 16 requires the transfer of landscape lighting facilities constructed by social funds to be maintained by urban lighter administrative authorities, which should be collected by urban light administrative authorities and in accordance with the following conditions: (i) In line with the criteria for installation, quality and safety of urban lighting facilities; (ii) In line with the standards of urban light technology and security that are integrated into the harmonization of management; (iii) Provide the necessary maintenance and operating conditions; (iv) A complete technical information and archives. Article 17 Maintenance of urban lighting facilities maintained by urban lighting administrative authorities should be included in urban maintenance funds. Article 18. Urban lighting facilities have been malfunctioning or damaged, and the custodians should be rehabilitated in a timely manner. In addition to force majeure, urban functional lighting facilities should be closed on a daily basis, with the time to be determined by urban light administrative authorities. The urban landscape lighting facility was established by urban light administrative authorities on the basis of actual needs. Background lighting facilities developed by social funding and maintained by the owner should start in accordance with the time determined by the urban lighting administrative authorities, with appropriate compensation from urban light administrative authorities. Specific compensation standards and approaches are developed and published by urban light administrative authorities with the financial sector. The safe distance between trees near urban lighting facilities may not be less than 1 m. Because trees are not in accordance with safety distance requirements or affect the effects of lighting, urban light management should be informed in a timely manner of green administrative authorities, which are addressed in a timely manner by the Greenhouse administrative authorities. As a result of force majeure, urban greenfields or trees seriously endanger the safe operation of urban lighting facilities, urban light management can take urgent measures and immediately inform green administration authorities. Article 21 provides that objects, such as cables, promotions, advertisements, etc. in urban light facilities, are subject to the agreement of the urban administrative authorities and are subject to the technical standards of urban light facilities and safety standards. Article 2 is due to the fact that construction is required to dismantle, transport and change urban functional lighting facilities, construction units should have the consent of the urban light administrative authorities and be implemented by the urban lighting administrative authorities, with the costs borne by the construction units. Article 23 Damages to urban lighting facilities should be properly protected by the responsible person to prevent the expansion of accidents and immediately inform urban light administrative authorities. Urban lighting facilities are damaged by traffic accidents, and public safety authorities should notify urban lighter administrative authorities in a timely manner of handling damage to urban lighting facilities. Article 24 prohibits: (i) Paeds, scripts, writings, changings in urban lighting facilities; (ii) dumping of acid, alkanes, salts, and corrosive waste, residues within the safe distance of urban lighting facilities; (iii) Theft and destruction of urban lighting facilities. Chapter IV Legal responsibility Article 25, paragraph 3, of the present approach stipulates that the owners of the industry do not agree to the construction, rehabilitation or investment in social funds that have not been initiated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the “Environmental sanitation regulations”. Article 26 provides for the replacement of objects such as urban lighter administrative authorities with a deadline of up to $50 million; the unauthorized removal, relocation, modification of urban lighting facilities or the installation of communications cables, publicity, advertisements at urban lighting facilities, and the imposition of fines by more than 200 United States dollars; the removal, relocation, modification of urban lighting facilities by urban administrative authorities for the period of time being converted by the urban lighter administrative authorities and the imposition of fines of over 500,000 dollars. Article 27, in violation of article 24, subparagraph (i), subparagraph (ii) of this scheme, is fined by the urban light administrative authorities for more than 50 million dollars; and liability for lighting facilities should be borne by law. Article 28, in violation of article 24, paragraph (iii), of this approach, is punishable by the public security authorities in accordance with the Law on the Safety and Security of the People's Republic of China; causes damage to lighting facilities, shall be liable under the law; constitutes an offence punishable by law. Article 29 contains one of the following acts by the urban lighter administrative authorities and the staff of the urban light management body, which are administratively disposed of by their units or by senior authorities: (i) The establishment and maintenance of urban lighting facilities, as prescribed by this approach; (ii) Establish urban lighting facilities in violation of this approach; (iii) No oversight management function under this approach; (iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud. Chapter V Article 33 (i) Urban lighting, including functional lighting and landscape lighting. Functional lighting refers to the use of the form of road lighting, as a whole, for the purpose of articulating cities and facilitating the lives of citizens. Background lighting refers to the use of the form of pan-scale lighting, trajectory lighting, etc., as described in the overall lighting of cities of Americanization, commercial propaganda, rich urban nights. (ii) Urban lighting facilities, which are used in urban planning areas for distribution rooms, transformers, top-down lines, lights, work wells and lighting of subsidiary equipment. (iii) Urban construction is a region that has actually been developed in the urban planning area, municipal utilities and public facilities. (iv) Urban roads, which refer to road facilities and bridge facilities such as the main roads, walks, walks and streets. Road facilities include: road blocks, trajectorys, street block roads, inter-size corridors, road blocks to existing legitimate buildings, public gallery, public parking lots, isolation belts, etc.; facilities such as trans river bridges, interfabricaries, tunnels, holes, holes, man-day bridges, and human tunnel corridors. Article 31 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2006. |
