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Tianjin City Landscape Lighting Management

Original Language Title: 天津市景观灯光设施管理规定

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(Adopted by the 30th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of the city of Zenin on 21 June 2004 No. 59 of 30 June 2004 by Decree No. 59 of 30 June 2004 No. 59 of the Order of the People's Government of the Republic of Zenin, which came into force on 1 July 2004)

Article I, in order to strengthen the building and management of landscape light facilities, is a city environment in which this provision is based on the relevant laws, regulations.
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Article 3. The municipal authorities are responsible for the administration of the entire municipal landscape light facility.
The environmental administration authorities, as well as the management established by the Zanzi Economic Technology Development Zone and the Zenin Cargo Port Authority, are responsible for the management of the landscape light facility within the Territory; and the management established by the Zinz Institute of New Technology Industries is responsible for the management of the industrial landscape light facility.
Article IV Planning, planning, construction, electricity, municipalities, parking, housing, public safety, business, quality technology supervision, etc., should be managed in accordance with the guidance, coordination of environmental administrative authorities.
Article 5 design, installation of landscape light facilities should be used for the use of new technologies, new processes, new materials, new sources, environmental protection measures such as energy efficiency, green lighting, prevention of laser pollution and the enhancement of the scientific and cultural content of the landscape light facility.
Article 6. The commune environmental administration should develop an overall planning and annual plan for the construction of the current municipal landscape light facility, with approval by the Government of the city and organize implementation.
Regional, district and local governments, as well as space-based economic technology development zones, the SARS, the WCSS and the WCL should be organized in accordance with the overall planning and annual plan for the construction of the current market landscape light facility.
Article 7 below should establish a landscape light facility:
(i) Buildings, constructions, green belts, greening belts on the two sides of the main roads; high-level buildings and constructions on the side of the non-own roads;
(ii) Airports, ports, terminals, vehicle stations, highway access to the city, commercial streets (zone), exhibition centres, bridges, televisionta, sports sites (bassies), squares, greenfields, parks, tourist sites and other large public places;
(iii) Focus physical protection units and wind buildings;
(iv) Major landscapes, lakes and coastal areas;
(v) Extractive advertising facilities and commercial branding, word, mark;
(vi) The scope of the overall planning for the construction of the current municipal landscape light facility.
The establishment of property units within the preceding paragraph, the construction of development units, the use or management units of non-managed facilities, and the establishment of outdoor advertising facilities should be funded from the fundraising fund to establish a landscape light facility in accordance with norms, standards and deadlines.
Article 8. New construction, alteration, expansion projects that fall within the scope set out in Article 7, paragraph 1, must include landscape light facilities in design programmes and be designed, constructed and used in conjunction with major engineering, and requirements are included in overall investment in construction projects.
The planning, construction of administrative authorities should be accompanied by a review of the design of a landscape light facility when reviewing construction projects. The construction project should involve the municipal authorities when designing the review and completing the inspection.
Article 9 falls within the scope set out in Article 7, paragraph 1, and is already in use but does not have a landscape light facility, and its property units, construction units, non-operational facilities use or management units, outdoor advertising facilities should be established at the request and duration of environmental administrative authorities.
Article 10. The design and installation of a landscape light facility should be consistent with planning requirements and technical norms to meet the criteria.
Programs for the establishment of a landscape light facility should be reviewed by the municipal administration authorities and, if necessary, organize expert arguments. Where planning requirements, technical norms and standards are not met, construction units should be amended in accordance with the review observations.
Article 11. The creation of a landscape lighting facility shall not result in light pollution, shall not affect public safety, nor shall there be unauthorized changes in buildings, structures constructed, without damage to material or public facilities, without prejudice to the city's vision and overall urban image.
The construction of a large-scale, medium-range light facility should be established through tendering.
Article 13. Construction units at a landscape light facility should be equipped with construction capacity and corresponding professional technicians, and construction operations should be in line with technical norms, using equipment, materials consistent with national standards and green lighting requirements, ensuring quality of works and safety.
Following the completion of the work of the landscape light facility, the environmental administration authorities in the city should conduct a review of the impact of the landscape. Where landscape lights do not meet the design effect, the time limit for the construction of units should be charged.
Article 15. Construction units of a landscape light facility are responsible for the maintenance of a landscape light facility and maintain its functions. The public good landscape light lighting facility, which is entrusted by the management concerned to the professional technical unit for routine maintenance.
The existing landscape light light facility, which is not in accordance with the standard of design, obsolete, bad or brightness, should be renovated, repaired or replaced within the specified time frame.
No units or individuals shall be allowed to change, move and dismantle the landscape light facility.
Applications should be made to the municipal authorities for environmental administrations due to the need to change, move and dismantle the landscape light facility. The municipal environmental administration should take administrative licence decisions within 15 days, in accordance with the overall planning and engineering technical norms for the construction of lights in this city.
Article 17 was closed with a centralized approach to control, subsector control and physical control.
Background light facilities are integrated into the centralized control system, which is responsible for ensuring the safety, normal use of the equipment, and cannot be restructured and dismantled.
The landscape light facility is not included in the centralized control system and is closed by the construction units or using units at the time specified.
The following landscape lighting facilities should be opened on a daily basis:
(i) The operation of a lightlight facility;
(ii) Extractive lighting facilities;
(iii) Toolight facilities;
(iv) Airfields, vehicle stations, passenger terminals, bus terminals;
(v) Light facilities within commercial streets (zone).
Background lighting facilities other than the preceding paragraph shall be opened on a six-day, day and statutory holiday.
Significant activities or special circumstances require the temporary opening of a landscape light facility to be implemented in accordance with the dates specified by the Government of the city.
Article 19 Circumstances of the landscape light are set out by the municipal authorities of the environment in which the notice is issued according to seasonal changes.
The establishment of units or units of a landscape light facility shall be closed on time, in accordance with the notice.
Article 20 provides for construction costs, subsidy standards and electricity preference policies that are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Government of the urban population, in civilian buildings, large-scale public buildings, the building of landscape light facilities.
Article 21, in violation of this provision, is governed by the responsibilities of the executive authorities of the urban environment or the integrated urban management law enforcement agencies, which are responsible for the change of their duration, and are punished in accordance with the following provisions:
(i) In violation of Article 7, those responsible for setting up a landscape light facility do not fulfil their obligations or do not establish a landscape light facility in accordance with the norms, standards and deadlines, with a fine of up to 1,000 dollars;
(ii) In violation of article 8, paragraph 1, that no landscape light facility is included in the design programme and that it is not designed, constructed and used in conjunction with the subject matter, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars;
(iii) In violation of article 9, no landscape lighting facilities, or the absence of a provision for a floor lighting facility, may be fined up to 3,000 dollars;
(iv) In violation of article 10, the design of a landscape light facility is not in accordance with planning requirements and technical norms, with a fine of up to 10,000 dollars;
(v) In violation of article 14, the construction of ground lighting has not reached the design effect, with a fine of up to 5,000;
(vi) In violation of article 15, the functions of a landscape light light facility are not well served, without a provision for the maintenance, adaptation, maintenance or replacement of a lighting facility, with a fine of up to 5,000 dollars;
(vii) In violation of article 16, a fine of up to 1 million dollars could be obtained from changes, movements and the dismantling of the landscape light facility;
(viii) In violation of article 17, the self-adjustment of the control equipment may be subject to a fine of up to $3000; the arbitrary demolition of the equipment is subject to a fine of up to 10,000 dollars;
(ix) In violation of article 18, paragraph 2, of Article 19, that no closure of a lightlight facility may be subject to a fine of up to 5,000.
Removal of the orders set out above, the offender refused to change, and the municipal authorities or integrated urban management law enforcement agencies could take alternative measures, and the costs were borne by the offender.
Article 22 deliberatelyfts, damage to landscape light facilities, or denials, impedes the exercise of public service by the municipal environmental manager by law, and constitutes an offence punishable by law by the public security authority.
Article 23 manages and law enforcement officials, which should be civilized, strictly administered, subject to negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud, administrative disposition by the relevant departments; and constitute a crime and be criminalized by law.
Article 24 The Government of the Municipalities issued on 3 May 1995 and amended on 24 September 1997 a management approach to the night sketches in the city (No. 90 of the People's Government Order No. 90).