Article 1, in order to strengthen urban light management and to facilitate the livelihood of the urban population, is an environment in which energy savings are promoted, and this approach is developed in accordance with the Regulations on Urban Facilities Management in the Grand City.

Article 2 refers to urban lighting, which refers to urban roads, tunnels, squares, parks, public greenfields, monuments and other buildings, construction agents or landscape lighting.

Article 3 Planning and construction, maintenance and operation, energy savings and related management activities in the cities of mountainous, West, Sha River, Gang Basin (hereinafter referred to as the four areas in the city) apply this approach.

Other districts and districts (market) urban light management can be implemented in the light of this approach.

Article IV, the city-building authorities are the urban lighting authorities within the city's administration, responsible for urban light management in the four districts of the city, which are carried out by urban light management agencies.

The relevant sectors of the city's Government are responsible for the management of urban lighting, in accordance with their responsibilities.

Article 5 Urban lighting should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, synchronization, people-centred, economic application, energy-efficient environmental protection and the American environment.

The provision for urban lighting facilities invested by the Government of Article 6 should be included in Government investment plans.

Urban functional lighting facilities maintained by urban lighting authorities and the maintenance, operation costs of urban landscape lighting facilities that have been incorporated into the centralized control system should be included in the city's current annual urban maintenance plan.

Social funding is encouraged to participate in the construction and maintenance of urban lighting facilities.

Article 7 encourages the use of new technologies, new materials, new processes in urban lighting to increase the science and technology levels of urban lighting.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 8 The urban lighting authorities should organize, with the approval of the Government of the urban people, a special planning for urban lighting, based on the overall planning of cities.

Special planning for urban lighting should be developed in the context of the natural geographic environment, human conditions and the level of economic and social development in urban areas, and in line with the urban functional subsectors established in the overall planning of cities, requests should be made for the effectiveness of urban lighting in different regions.

Article 9. Urban lighting authorities should develop annual plans for urban lighting facilities, in accordance with the specific planning of urban lighting, and post-commercial government approval.

Article 10 units engaged in urban light engineering surveys, design, construction, etc. should have the corresponding qualifications and the relevant professional technicians should be eligible by law.

Article 11. Urban lighting facilities that are aligned with urban roads, residential areas and important buildings, building blocks, should be constructed in accordance with urban lighting planning, synchronized designs, construction, and access to qualified parties.

Article 12. New, alteration and expansion of urban lighting facilities should be consistent with national standards.

The functional lighting of new construction, alteration and expansion of urban roads should reach 100 per cent.

Article 14. Urban functional lighting facilities constructed by non-governmental investment on urban planning routes need to be transferred to urban lighting authorities and should be in line with national relevant provisions.

The following buildings, constructions should establish urban landscape lighting facilities:

(i) Urban marked buildings, constructions;

(ii) Buildings, constructions, such as airports, terminals, vehicle stations, televisionta, major bridges and sports sites;

(iii) Buildings and constructions around the commercial streets (zone), large squares, landscapes, park greenfields, street gardens and tourist sites;

(iv) Buildings and constructions of historic monuments;

(v) Other buildings and constructions that require landscape lighting facilities.

Article 16 Rural and urban planning authorities should make a mapping planning requirement for the construction of urban landscape lighting facilities, in line with the specific planning of urban lighting.

Article 17 has already been delivered to establish urban landscape lighting facilities, which are public facilities, places responsible for all or management defenders, and are responsible for urban lighting authorities. The construction, alteration and expansion of buildings and construction of urban landscape lighting facilities are responsible for construction units.

Article 18 should be established without urban landscape lighting facilities, and urban lighting authorities should promote their establishments and the relevant units and individuals should cooperate.

Chapter III Maintenance and operation

Article 19 Maintenance of urban functional lighting facilities, which are managed by government investment-building and non-governmental investment-building but have been transferred to urban lighting authorities, is vested by urban lighting authorities; is managed by non-governmental investment-building and by urban lighting authorities; and the maintenance of lighting facilities in small residential areas, which are owned by the owners, are implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the management of facilities.

Article 20 Maintenance of urban functional lighting facilities should be maintained in accordance with national technical standards and norms.

Rapid urban roads, top-ups, and absorption of road functional lights should reach more than 98 per cent.

Article 21 provides for relocation, removal of urban functional lighting facilities, construction of municipal-level fixed-term asset investment plans and inclusion in the centralized control system-based landscape lighting facilities, for example, for construction, and application of the following materials to urban lighting authorities:

(i) Relevant certificates of construction licence;

(ii) Confirmation documents such as the qualifications of the construction unit, the licence for construction of electricity facilities;

(iii) Establishment of temporary functional lighting facilities, protection measures, facilities rehabilitation or construction of new lighting facilities;

(iv) Funding documentation for engineering projects;

(v) Other documents provided for by law, regulations.

The submissions submitted by the applicant were fully effective, and the urban lighting authorities should take decisions within ten working days from the date of receipt of the application; they should be given a written explanation of the grounds for not granting the relocation and dismantling.

Article 22 Migration, removal of urban lighting facilities under article 21, should be restored in a timely manner or new urban lighting facilities, or the rehabilitation or construction of urban lighting authorities.

Migration, the dismantling of urban lighting facilities should take security protection measures against urban lighting subsidiary facilities; relocation, removal of urban functional lighting facilities should also establish temporary functional lighting facilities.

Article 23 provides for emergency relocation of urban functional lighting facilities for reasons such as emergency response, risk control and disaster relief, removal measures, emergency response, risk-taking, recovery after the completion of disaster relief efforts, and timely notification to urban light authorities or owners of urban functional lighting facilities, management defenders.

Article 24, as construction may affect the well-functioning and safe operation of urban functional lighting facilities, should be reported to urban lighter authorities and take appropriate protection measures.

For reasons such as accidents, damage to urban functional lighting facilities should be protected on the ground and immediately communicated to the urban lighting authorities; losses caused by the parties' liability under the law.

Article 25 The safe distance between trees and urban functional lighting facilities shall not be less than one m; all of them or administrators should be repaired in a timely manner due to the impact of natural life.

Because of the force majeure, trees endanger the safety of urban functional lighting facilities, all persons in urban functional lighting facilities or the management of defenders can take urgent disposal measures and report on the greening authorities in the gardens in a timely manner.

Article 26 needs to be made available to urban lighter authorities by means of an application to the urban lighter authorities in connection with the use of electric power sources and other facilities in the urban functional lighting facility. Urban lighting authorities should take decisions within ten working days from the date of receipt of the application; the reasons for non-application should be given in writing.

The units and individuals involved in the previous paragraph shall not damage urban functional lighting facilities, impede the operation of facilities, affect the integrity of the city and the safety of road traffic, and shall restore the original status of facilities within the time specified by the urban lighting authorities.

Article 27 should establish a centralized control system for urban landscape lighting facilities in priority areas.

Article 28 should be regularly checked by all, the management defender, the maintenance of urban landscape lighting facilities, the discovery of lights, fact sheets, text shows incompleteness, the closure of facilities, old or damaged, and should be addressed in a timely manner.

Article 29 allows urban lighting authorities to take tenders in a manner that determines units with corresponding qualifications to maintain urban landscape lighting facilities that have been incorporated into the centralized control system.

Article 33 Urban landscape lighting facilities should be opened every Friday to Sunday, opening times synchronized with road lighting; closure times, from 1 April to 7 October to 20 times a year, between 8 October and 31 March, and the period of traditional holidays and major celebrations could be postponed appropriately.

Thanks to the need for temporary opening of urban landscape lighting facilities, the opening of time was carried out in accordance with the notification of urban lighting authorities.

During the period of tension in electricity supply, openings and closures are determined in accordance with the provisions of the Government of the city.

Article 31 incorporates urban landscape lighting facilities in the centralized control system, open and closed by urban light management; does not include a centralized control system, open and closed by its owner or by the management defender.

Article 32 prohibits:

(i) Conversion and stigmatization at urban lighting facilities;

(ii) To throw objects into urban lighting facilities;

(iii) Concrete buildings, constructions in accordance with urban lighting facilities;

(iv) Indoor cultivation, exhumation of pits, composts, and dumping of corrupted goods from a mun from urban lighting facilities;

(v) Reinforcing urban light control facilities and changing their way of operation;

(vi) Other practices affecting the safety and operation of urban lighting facilities.

Chapter IV Energy savings

Article 33 builds and maintains urban lighting facilities, and priority should be given to the use of efficient energy-efficient products and energy-control techniques, the establishment and improvement of subsectors, tiers and subsectors.

Article 34 states that urban lighting authorities should give priority to the development of urban functional lighting, strict control of the scope of urban landscape lighting, creativity and density, and the timely phasing out of low-efficiency light products.

Article XV provides that urban lighting authorities should regularly check and organize assessment of the control of lighting units in urban lighting facilities and summarize advanced technology and experience.

Article 36 encourages the construction, adaptation and maintenance of urban lighting facilities through contract energy management.

Article 37 does not contain excessive-cost behaviour such as excessive lighting in urban lights.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

The right to administrative punishment, as defined by this approach, is exercised by administrative law enforcement agencies in urban light.

Article 39, in violation of article 11 of this approach, provides that urban lighting facilities do not experience the use of qualified inputs and are fined by 2 per cent of the works.

Article 40 violates article 12 of this approach by imposing a fine of more than three thousand dollars for new construction, alteration, expansion of urban lighting facilities that are not in accordance with national standards.

Article 40, in violation of article 21 of this approach, provides for the unauthorized relocation, the removal of urban lighting facilities, the replacement of the period of time and the imposition of a fine of more than two thousand dollars, resulting in loss, with a fine of one to five times the amount of loss, shall not exceed $20,000.

Article 42, in violation of article 26 of this approach, stipulates that the time limit has been changed without change, with the exception of a fine of more than five thousand dollars, resulting in a fine of up to five times the amount of loss, shall not exceed 2 million dollars, shall be charged with a fine not exceeding three thousand dollars under the law, and that the period of time has been changed to cover the loss of one thousand dollars.

Article 43, in violation of article 33 of this approach, does not allow for the opening and closure of urban landscape lighting facilities at specified times, to be responsibly corrected by urban lighting authorities and to reject the correctness of fines of over two thousand dollars.

Article 44 states that, in violation of article 33 of the scheme, at the time of the urban lighting facility, the brinking of objects to urban lighting facilities, the construction of buildings, construction of objects in accordance with the urban lighting facilities, the indoor cultivation, exhumation of mass graves, the dumping, the dumping of corrupted items, the imposition of a period of time-bound changes, the imposition of fines for more than 100 kidnapped kidnapped, resulting in the loss of one million kidnapped and the imposition of a fine not exceeding one million yen.

Article 44 15, Staff of the urban lighting authorities, who play a role in urban light management, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are subject to administrative disposition by law, constitute crimes and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Annex VI

Article 46 is implemented effective 10 March 2016. The regulations governing urban road light facilities in the Greater City (No.