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Green Line Of Lanzhou City And Green Space Management

Original Language Title: 兰州市城市绿线及绿地建设管理办法

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(The 11th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Land, 8 June 2005 considered the adoption of the Decree No. [2005] of 16 June 2005] of the People's Government Order No. 3 of the State of the Interior, effective 1 August 2005)

In order to establish and implement a urban green line management system, to strengthen planning, construction and management of green land in urban parks, to continuously improve the urban ecological environment and the landscape environment, to promote urban economic, social and environmental coordination, to develop this approach in the light of the People's Republic of China Urban Planning Act and the Urban Greenization Regulations of the State Department of State, the Department of State's notification of the strengthening of urban greening and the relevant provisions of the Greenization Management Approach to the Land Towns in the State.
Article 2, this approach applies to the design, construction, protection and management of green areas in the city's green line.
This approach refers to the urban green line, which is defined by the urban planning area (condominant town, under the same line), to a variety of greenfield control lines, including: the urban green system planning and control detailed planning and the construction of a range of green-use lines defined in the detailed planning and construction of the green area.
Article 3
The authorities of the district, zone Greenization Administration are responsible for the management of the green line of cities in the current administrative region and the greenland.
The Street Office and the Town People's Government are responsible for the organization of greenland management and responsibilities in the sanctuary and residential areas.
The planning of administrative authorities shall be subject to the designation, supervision and management of the urban green line, in conjunction with the Greenization Administration.
The executive authorities, such as urban construction, urban governance, environmental protection, housing, finance, and prices, should work within their respective responsibilities to harmonize urban green lines and green land management.
Article IV Greenification of urban parks has introduced a green line management system.
The municipal planning authorities and the municipal parking greener administrations should make the urban green land system approved by the Government of the city and the urban green line established under the prescribed procedures available to society.
Any unit and individual have the obligation to protect urban greenfields, subject to urban green line management, with the right to monitor urban green line management and to carry out inspections of violations of urban green lines management.
Article 5
Urban greenland planning should be consistent with the following requirements:
(i) To be subject to the overall planning of cities and to alignment with the forest-building planning and the greening planning of the two North and South mountains, in coordination with other relevant planning for urban construction and development;
(ii) Identifying the objectives of greenization in urban parks;
(iii) Clearing the principles and standards of control in various green areas;
(iv) Determination of the area of greened land in accordance with the criteria established, and the reasonable downturn of the park;
(v) Establish green lines for the protection of greenfields and large parks.
Article 6. The municipal planning authorities shall organize, with approval by the Government of the city, a detailed control planning based on urban greenland planning.
The detailed planning of control should determine the limits of different types of greened land and define, in accordance with the criteria set out, the specific coordinates of the green-land boundary.
Article 7. The greening administrative authorities in the city should prepare detailed planning and organizational implementation, in line with detailed planning on green land control.
The construction of detailed planning should clearly identify greenfields, identify principles and specific programmes for greening and delineating the specific boundaries of the green area.
Article 8
(i) Within the areas of town, seven Rivers, Western sequestration and Annin, the municipal planning administrative authorities will propose specific programmes based on the planning of the urban green land system, to inform the Government of the people of the city;
(ii) Within the framework of the Lean, Yongek and the archaeological area, the executive authorities in the planning of administrative authorities and parking greenification are providing specific programmes based on the planning of the urban greenland system, with the approval of the territorial Government, the post-community planning administrative authorities and municipal park greenification authorities.
Adjustments to the urban green line are governed by the preceding paragraph.
Article 9. Greened land within the urban green line shall not be commercialized or replaced.
In the context of the urban green line, no unit or individual may be constructed in a non-green area, and no damage shall be caused to any activity that may cause harm to the ecological environment.
Specific programmes and related measures to ensure that the total area of the urban green area is not reduced by a reduction in the overall area of the urban green area, which is approved by the Government of the urban population, should the extent that urban construction is required to change the green landscape.
Since urban construction requires the temporary use of green land within the urban green line, the approval process shall be carried out in accordance with the law to the relevant sector, after the approval of the agreement and the implementation of the compensation measures by the municipal parking greener administrative authorities.
Article 10. Urban development should be developed in an integrated manner and should identify green lines, and the proportion of the total area of construction projects occupied by greenland (hereinafter referred to as greenfields) should be in line with the following provisions:
(i) Industrial enterprises, transport hubs, warehousing, commercial centres, etc., may not be less than 20 per cent of greenfields;
(ii) Inhabited areas, the green area shall not be less than 30 per cent;
(iii) The Greenhouse shall not be less than 35 per cent in hotels, restaurants, schools, hospitals, recuperation (therapy), institutional groups, units such as troops and sports sites and other public cultural facilities;
(iv) Parts of the two North-South mountainous cities, which are not less than 70 per cent;
(v) Various parks, the green floor rate is not less than 75 per cent;
(vi) The greenfield rate of construction projects other than urban roads is not less than 18 per cent in the old urban area, and in the old urban areas, no less than 30 per cent.
The projects listed in subparagraphs (i), (ii) and (iii) of the previous paragraph are renovated in the old urban area, with a green field rate of 5 percentage points lower.
The greenfield rate of existing units and residential areas in urban areas is much lower than the indicators under this Article, and the green field construction plan should be developed and the corresponding measures taken to progressively meet the targets.
Article 11. New construction, alteration, expansion of urban roads and bridges should be integrated in the arrangement of greening and green lines, which should be consistent with national relevant provisions.
Article 12
Article 13. Greenfield construction in urban construction, alteration, expansion and development areas, residential areas construction projects should be accompanied by planning, design, parallel construction, and completion of greenland construction missions in accordance with prescribed quality requirements and deadlines.
Urban green engineering design and greener rehabilitation programmes should be reviewed by municipal or district, district greener administration authorities in accordance with the management authority. Greenfield construction should be carried out in accordance with the programmes agreed upon by the Greenhoused Administration authorities, and construction units should not be allowed to change themselves; changes to be required should be reprinted in accordance with the original review process.
The construction project has been completed, with the participation of municipal or district, district parking greener administrative authorities, and specialization of the project in line with the management authority.
The Greening Administration has finalized the green engineering design and green update of the renovation programme, the collection of green-land construction projects, and should, within the prescribed time frame, make clear observations on the relevant maps or documents, plus the city Green Line and the Green Lands Management Package; the late non-signatory note and the glossary chapter, be considered to be agreed and accountable accordingly.
Article 14.
(i) In the context of the town customs, the seven River, the west and the Annin four areas, the greening administrative authorities of the city's gardens, including the green engineering design and greenland renovation programmes within the framework of road, bridge control, should be finalized in conjunction with the finalization of the engineering design and construction programme;
(ii) Within the framework of the École, the three districts of Yongung and the archaeological area, the executive authorities of the tropolitan areas, the greenerization of the gardens are reviewed by the territorial authorities, and, after the finalization of the territorial Government, the Greenhouse Administrative Authority of the City;
(iii) Urban mark greenfields and large greening works and more large-scale green renovation, which are reviewed by the municipal parking greener administrative authorities in conjunction with the planning, urban construction sector; however, relevant laws, regulations and regulations provide for their provisions.
The construction project was completed with a special reference to the green field construction project, which was conducted in accordance with the competencies and procedures set out above.
In reviewing the project design or updating of the rehabilitation programme under paragraph 1 (c) of this article, the Greenhouse Administrative Authority shall conduct an ecological environmental impact analysis with the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities.
Article 15. The construction project is accompanied by green capital funds that should be included in the investment budget for the project and pledged.
The construction of the old urban area has confirmed that, owing to geographical, geological conditions, it is not possible to meet the requirements for green land rate indicators in planning and design, which can pay easily greenfield construction costs in the light of the shortfalls in the green area.
The collection of royalties is easily greened and is carried out in accordance with the procedures and terms of reference.
Article 16: The following construction projects must complete the green field construction mandate in accordance with the set-up Green Horizon indicators, and the parking greener administrative authorities shall not approve payment of royalties:
(i) Construction projects in new urban areas;
(ii) Green ground conditions in the rehabilitation of the old urban areas can be met with projects that provide green land.
Article 17 build-up units shall make written requests to the municipalities or districts of the pre-approved urban green engineering design programme, as well as to the greening administrative authorities, indicating the reasons for not completing the greenfield construction mandate by the prescribed indicators and submit relevant information.
The Greenhouse Administrative Authority shall, within seven working days from the date of receipt of applications and relevant information that are easy to build a green area, make written decisions for approval or non-approval and shall not be approved.
The units that are easily constructed in the green area should be paid in full, in accordance with prescribed deadlines and standards; without approval, greenfield construction missions should be completed as required.
In addition to the provisions of laws, regulations and national policies, any unit and individual may not authorize relief, free of charge of greenfield construction.
Article 18 The Greenhouse Administrative Authority shall not be entrusted with the construction costs of the treasury units or other units and individuals.
The cost of green-free greening is subject to financial exclusiveness, earmarking, and income and expenditure line management.
Article 19
The use of easily greenfield construction costs should be approved by the Government of the people at the current level, following the designation of projects, the preparation of plans and the request for advice from the construction and financial sectors of the plant.
Article 20 Greening administrative authorities in the city should release the collection and use of royalties across the city of the Green Land.
The collection and use of royalties in district, area-prone greenfields should be reported by the annual municipal parking greener administrative authorities and the fiscal sector.
The fiscal, material and auditing sectors should oversee the collection, management and use of royalties on the ground.
Article 21, in violation of the following acts under this scheme, is punishable by the Greening Administration, in accordance with its management authority, or by the relevant administrative authorities:
(i) Redirecting the use of greened land within the urban green line, carrying out non-green-ground construction, ordering to put an end to the violation, reactivating the green landscape and reminding the planning of the land sector to punish it in accordance with the relevant provisions governing the management of land;
(ii) Responsibilities to change the planned urban greening engineering programme and to update the renovation programme on greenland or not to complete the green field construction mandate under the programme, and to bring the relevant administrative authorities, such as planning, construction, to sanctions in accordance with the relevant provisions of engineering design, construction management;
(iii) Not to complete the green field construction mandate by the prescribed indicators, or to apply for payment of royalties to the hard-to-ground construction without approval, but not to complete the green field construction mandate by the prescribed indicators, by warning and imposing a fine of up to 50,000 dollars;
(iv) Remunerable green capital costs should be paid without pay, with warnings that the time limit is being changed; uncorrected and fines of more than 5,000 yen; and payment of prone greenfield construction fees should be made to be recovered by law.
In violation of the urban green line and other practices governing greenland construction, the administrative authorities or other relevant administrative authorities, within their respective mandates, are punished in accordance with the relevant legal, regulatory and regulatory provisions.
Article 22 Greenhouse administrative authorities and other relevant administrative authorities and their staff members violate the provisions of this approach by redirecting administrative authorities, such as inspection, finance, material prices, and punishing them in accordance with the relevant provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations; by granting administrative disposal to the competent and direct responsible personnel directly responsible, by their units or superior authorities; in the event of a serious offence, bringing to justice the judiciary criminal responsibility:
(i) Urgently approve the changes in the use of Green Lands and the non-green field construction within the urban green line;
(ii) Approval of payment of royalties to greenfield construction projects that must be constructed;
(iii) No provision for collection, use or self-assessment, free of easy greenfield construction fees;
(iv) Coordinates and misappropriation of greenfield construction costs.
Article 23 of this approach is implemented effective 1 August 2005.