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(Conference No. 130 of the Decree No. 130 of 17 October 2002) In order to strengthen the protection, management and improvement of the ecological environment, the city of Americanization, the physical and mental health of the people, and to develop this approach in line with the Greenization Regulation of the Cities of the Nin summer Self-Government Zone, the Greenization Regulation of the City of Galichuan and the relevant laws and regulations. Article II refers to parks for public lobbying, recuperation, recognition, activities such as Kopp, culture and exercise and physical integrity, greenfields and places with improved facilities and good ecological environments, including integrated parks, animal parks, plant parks, forest parks, etc. Article 3. This approach applies to the management of parks in the city planning area. Article IV is responsible for the management of the city's parks by the Greening Administration in the Galichuan City. The park management units established by parks are specifically responsible for the day-to-day management of parks. The executive branch, such as planning and land resources, construction, city administration, public safety, culture, material and environmental protection, should assist in the management of parks in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article 5 There is a need to change the nature of use, which should be approved by the Government of the city, with the approval of the authorities of the city's greening, planning and land resources. Article 6. The park needs to be renovated, and the rehabilitation programme should be reviewed by the municipal parking greener administrative authorities and reported in accordance with the relevant procedures. Article 7. Gang trees and monuments in parks are strictly protected and managed by the Park Management Unit in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations. Article 8. The park management unit shall manage and fulfil the mark in accordance with the relevant industrial hierarchy standards. Article 9. The park management unit should strengthen the protection and management of water plants such as lakes in the park. Nothing has been authorized to block and clean water. Article 10 provides for exhibitions, recuperation and recognition of parking (construction) or other facilities, which are maintained by park management units and cannot be used for change. Article 11. The park management unit should establish a security management system, establish the necessary security facilities and warning signs, maintain the normal order of parks and guarantee the safety of tourists. Article 12. The park management unit should strengthen the health management within the park, maintain a clean sanitation environment and establish sanitation facilities according to the prescribed standards. Article 13: The park management unit and other units and individuals shall not set up operational projects that are not relevant to the nature of the park or which are contaminated. The commercial, service facilities established in the park should be subject to the planning of the park, coordination with the park landscape and to the approval of the administrative authorities of the greening of the park. The operator shall operate at the designated location of the park management unit without unauthorized change of the nature of the operation, the location of the operation or the expansion of the area of operation. The sale of goods in parks is prohibited. The various cruise facilities in the park should be established in accordance with park planning, and their technical, safety indicators should meet the relevant standards of the national cruise industry, and operators should establish inspection maintenance, preventive systems, strict enforcement of safety operational norms and prevent accidents. Article 16 organizes exhibitions, performances and lobbying activities within parks, and organizers shall conduct the proceedings with the relevant departments as prescribed and shall be supported by the park management units in the Greenhouse Administrative Authority. Activities should be healthy and civilized. Units and individuals in the park should be subject to the uniform management of the park's management units. In accordance with the actual situation of parks, the park management unit has established closed-door parks under the principle of facilitating tourist parks to carry out cruise service operations. Article 19 tourists should be civilized parks, frastructuralization and facilities and comply with the regulations governing the park. Article 20 prohibits: (i) Carry and other objects; (ii) Removal of the wall, self-leading vehicle into the park; (iii) Injuring animals, poaching of birds, spontaneousing of water; (iv) Considence, dumping of sewerage, inclination (cillage), humiliation, severage, and damage to the sanitation of parks such as terrain and size; (v) Oriental exhumation, damage to the park's place of parking, presupposing and writings on construction (construction) and various facilities; (vi) unauthorized fire, accommodation camps; (vii) The use of water-washing, laundry, washing, washing; (viii) Releasing, hiding advertisements; (ix) Extensive activities such as alcohol abuse, cascacabo, begging or conversion; (x) Acquies, plumbing and arbitrary sampling of trees, fruits, trajectorys; (xi) Damage to water facilities or dumping of garbage and other pollutants to water bodies; (xii) Other acts prohibited by law, regulations and regulations. Article 21, paragraph 2, of this approach provides that the operators themselves change their business projects, alter the location of the operation or expand their area of operation, and that the deadline for the issuance of administrative orders by the greening administrative authorities in the city's gardens remains unchanged until such time as the operational qualifications of their parks are removed. In violation of article 14, paragraph 3, of this scheme, the sale of goods in parks is being changed by the administrative authority responsible for the greening of parks, with a fine of up to $20 million. Article 23, in violation of article 20, subparagraphs (i), (ii), (iv), (vii) of this approach, is warned by the authorities of the Greenhouseization Administration in the city's gardens, corrective action and fines of up to $0.20. Article 24, in violation of article 20, paragraphs (c), 5 (vi), (vi), (vi), (vi) of this approach, is warned by the authorities of the Greenhouseization of the city gardens, corrective orders and fines of up to $50. Article 25, in violation of article 20, paragraph (x), of this approach, is punishable by the authorities of the Greenization Administration of the Municipal Parks in accordance with the relevant provisions of the “Regreening Management Regulations for the Urban Diegotiation of the Hindu Region”. Article 26 shall be punished by law by the competent authorities in violation of other acts under this scheme. Article 27, in violation of this approach, creates damage to park facilities and trees, and the parties should be liable to liability; the alleged offence was committed before the judiciary. In violation of this provision, the Park Management Unit has not been able to manage its responsibilities, resulting in damage to facilities or accidental accidents, to hold administrative responsibility for its heads and the relevant responsibilities, and to refer to the judiciary to deal with the law. Article 29 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The parties did not apply for administrative review, did not initiate administrative proceedings and did not comply with administrative sanctions decisions, and the authorities that had made administrative sanctions decisions applied for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 33 of the city's administration is carried out in the light of this approach by small-scale parks in the city's administration area, the rolling poles and the proponents. Article 31 of this approach was implemented effective 6 November 2002. |
