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(Review of the adoption of Publication No. 19 of the Decree No. 19 of 17 November 2003 by the People's Government of South New York, 22 October 2003) Article 1 provides for the development of this provision in line with regulations such as the Urban Towns and Sanitation Management Regulations, the Modalities for the Care and Sanitation of the Urban Region, in order to strengthen the management of urban square kilometres, the maintenance of the urban square brackets and the maintenance of environmental integrity and the well-being of the urban-rural facilities. Article 2 refers to urban squares that are greened, simulated, public facilities are synonymous and sizeable for the communes to stand for, recreation, and the open places of appreciation. The area of urban square brackets management is defined by the city's people's Government and displayed prominent place in urban square brackets. Sections and individuals entering the area of urban square brackets shall be subject to this provision. Article IV provides for a unified management of urban square brackets and the principle of sub-ordination. The municipal administration authorities are the administrative authorities of the urban square brackets, with the specific responsibility of the Urban Squads Management Service for the day-to-day management of municipal-level urban squares, facilities maintenance, sanitation and greening conservation. The People's Government of the District (zone) and the Development Zone Management Committee may designate the relevant departments responsible for the management of oversight over other squares within the Territory and are operationally guided by the Management Service. Relevant sectors such as culture, sports, public safety and environmental protection are governed by their respective responsibilities. Article 5 units and individuals entering urban squares should pay attention to public health, compliance with social ladder and cruise guidelines, and self-speaking trees and facilities within urban square brackets. Article 6 Article 7. Urban square brackets should maintain facilities and ensure safety, damage on the ground or damage to facilities, and the management of urban square kilometres should be repaired in a timely manner. The management of urban square brackets should strengthen the management and conservation of green vegetation in square brackets and maintain environmental integrity. Article 8 units and individuals entering urban squares should be self-speaking the social security order in the square brackets. The following acts are prohibited in square brackets: (i) To fight, alcohol abuse, respiration or instigation; (ii) Be counting on life or other envelope activities; (iii) Illegal assembly, marches; (iv) cascabo or transgender; (v) Other disruptions of the social order. Article 9 units and individuals entering urban squares should be self-speaking the management order in the square brackets. The following acts are prohibited in square brackets: (i) Damage to spray water facilities, hygienic facilities, telecommunications facilities, lighting facilities, bulletins, simulations, various symbols and other public facilities; (ii) Synergy, sale of horticulture; (iii) operate outside the store and operate without evidence; (iv) motor vehicles, non-modile vehicles (other than child vehicles, wheelchairs) have been pushed or stopped inside square brackets; (v) Other practices that prevent the management of the order in square brackets. Article 10 units and individuals entering urban squares should be self-critical for green and green sanitation facilities. The following acts are prohibited in square brackets: (i) Conclusive, deducting or disrupting waste; (ii) trajectory, greenfield, grass law; (iii) Theft, commutation, explanatory trees and extractives; (iv) Instructions and exhumations in green areas; (v) Theft, destruction or removal of closed municipalities, greenization, environmental sanitation or the changing nature of their use; (vi) Other acts that undermine green and greening facilities. Article 11 units and individuals entering the square brackets should be self-sensitized to maintain environmental integrity and harmony. The following acts are prohibited in square brackets: (i) Absorption, simulation or other public facilities on buildings, construction, sensing or other public facilities; (ii) The suspension of the wall, the treasury; (iii) To enter, for example, couriers; (iv) Search, injury squares; (v) Seizure, open accommodation; (vi) In spraying, water pondering or lagging, foaming, etc.; (vii) Other events affecting square brackets. Article 12. The following activities within square brackets may be carried out after approval by the management of the square brackets: (i) Public activity such as recreational, sports and commercial activities; (ii) Dissemination, use, advertising, etc., flagship, articulation, celestial; (iii) Public services and operating facilities; (iv) Activities of other temporary use squares. Article 13 (i) Applications, which should include time, duration, area, purpose and number; (ii) Activities in the use of urban square brackets contain elements such as advocacy, horticulture, sports, business, etc., and are submitted to the authorities such as culture, sports, business and business; (iii) The number of people participating in urban square brackets is more than two hundred and submitted to the public security sector for its review; (iv) Other material requested by the management of urban square brackets. Article 14. The temporary use of urban square brackets shall be submitted to the management of urban squares for five working days in advance, and the management of urban square brackets shall make decisions to grant use within three working days and respond to the applicant. Article 15 shall carry out activities in accordance with the content and scope of the approval, subject to the approval of units and individuals for the temporary use of urban square kilometres. The temporary use square brackets should pay the related costs in accordance with the scope and criteria approved by the price administration authorities, with the full payment of the resulting costs, for the day-to-day management and maintenance of the urban square brackets. The electricity or water resources needed to be used should also be paid for the corresponding water or electricity costs. Public interest activities may be exempted by the approval of the administrative authorities in urban square brackets. Article 16 shall authorize the temporary use of units and individuals in urban square brackets to establish temporary containers for the collection of garbage and waste, as required. Article 17, in violation of article 8 of this approach, is punishable by the public security authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 18 violates the provisions of article 9, paragraphs 1, 3, 4, and 10, article 11, paragraph 1, and 3 of this approach, and is subject to penalties by the executive organs of the municipal authorities that are relatively concentrated in administrative penalties, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Southern Innin City. Article 19 (i) In violation of article 9, paragraph 2, a fine of up to 200 dollars. (ii) In violation of article 11, paragraph 2, a fine of more than 50 dollars. (iii) In violation of article 11, paragraph 4, resulting in injury or death in square brackets, and compensation for losses, with a fine of up to 200 dollars per person. (iv) In violation of article 11, paragraph 5, a fine of up to $10 million. (v) In violation of article 11, paragraph 6, a fine of up to $50. (vi) In violation of article 12, paragraph 1, a fine of up to $200,000. Article 20 considers it necessary for the municipal authorities to focus on administrative penalties, may deduct items and instruments relating to the offence and inform the offender of the offence to be treated in the designated place within a specified period of time. The treatment of temporary items is carried out in accordance with other relevant legal provisions. Article 21, paragraph 1. The provisional provision for the management of the Southen Nationalities, the Live Sentinel was repealed on 7 July 1999. |
