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Article 3 Uniformity of the Municipal Greenization Commission leads the greening process throughout the city. The Greenization Commission of the District (Parliament) has organized the greening work of the Territory.

The urban greening administrative authorities in the city, the district (zone) are responsible for the greening work of cities in the Territory.

Article IV. Governments of municipalities, districts (zones) should strengthen the leadership of urban greenization efforts, organize activities such as compulsory vegetation and the creation of parking units, green qualified units and parking communities, and guarantee the funds and land required for urban green development.

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In practice, urban Greenization administrative authorities may, when appropriate, bring to the attention of the urban, district (areas) people's governments a joint meeting with the participation of urban greenization, rural and urban planning, construction, urban management, development and reform, finance, water, land resources, monitoring, etc. to coordinate the treatment of major issues and difficulties in urban green management.

Article 7 units and individuals should fulfil their obligations under the law for vegetation and other greening.

Agencies and individuals are encouraged to green urban green in a variety of ways, such as investment, donations, recognition, and greenization.

Article 8. The obligation log registration card was compiled by the Office of the Municipal Greenization Commission.

The urban greening administrative authorities are responsible for the issuance, approval and management of the vegetation card, the street offices (registering committees), the commune authorities are responsible for recording units and individuals involved in the vegetation of the land area at the compulsory vegetation registration card.

Any units and individuals in Article 9 have the right to stop and report acts that undermine urban greenization and greening facilities. The complaints reporting approach was developed by the Municipal Greenization Administration, in conjunction with the Integrated Administration of Urban Management.

Article 10 Prior to the publication of tree species planning, the public consultation should be made available to society and the organization of expert arguments.

The development of tree species planning should be consistent with appropriate trees, with priority being given to the use of communes that are economically sound and resilient to drought, the balanced configuration of jobs, indicts, flora and flora and flowers, and the diversity and reasonableness of plant species. The selection of the types of plants in the field should be based on a specific argument, such as their suitability, security, and the corresponding technical measures.

Article 11. The construction of land in the area of land that has been left behind by law, the demolition of the land and urban centre areas, which should be given priority to urban greenization, in accordance with the Regulations.

Article 12. Urban greening should focus on ecological functions and should be in line with technical standards and norms, and the hard-clocks within urban green areas should give priority to the use of biomass and water-borne environmental materials.

Article 13 builds on the ground (construction) in the green area of urban areas and builds on the ground floor line, which should be less than 1.5 metres in the field and should be in line with the relevant technical norms.

Article 14. It is not in accordance with the requirements and does not include a green area in the area of residence.

Article 15. The construction project shall be managed in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and shall not be used.

The attached Greening Engineering Design Programme should include elements such as the Green Landb (subject to the Green Horizon and indicating the area and location of the green area), functional location, plant configuration, green water engineering design, disposal and protection of existing trees within the project area.

Article 16 The construction project's subsidiary greening works should be synchronized with approved design programmes.

Following the completion of the construction of the project's subject matter, the construction units should promptly dismantle temporary facilities that occupy greened areas, cleaning sites and guarantee the completion of the secondary greening season after the construction of the subject matter was not completed.

The urban green engineering project in which the Government invests is completed is verified in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations. The urban greener administrative authorities should be admitted after the completion of the construction of the greenfields for the identification of qualified, engineering information fully and in line with urban greenland conservation technical standards.

Article 19 There is a need to be occupied or temporarily occupied in urban green areas, which should be approved in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and should be carried out accordingly.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to migrate and destroy trees. Removal and logging for urban construction or other special causes should be considered in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations and should be carried out accordingly.

Article 21, in the light of the need for construction work, the temporary occupation of urban green areas or relocations, the demolition of trees, the construction unit should produce a demonstration prior to the construction and make the main elements of the licence documents visible on the construction site.

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The scope of the protection of trees is determined by the urban greening administrative authorities. More than 50 cm trees are protected in 7 mun areas outside the trees, with the protection of more than 30 cm trees outside the tree centre of 5 metres.

The scope of the protection of ancient trees is implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Uruh Plant Protection Management Scheme.

Article 24 prohibits the use of manoeuvres, bulldozers, dumping of toxic hazardous substances, use of fire or emissions of cigarettes in the context of the protection of trees.

Article 25 The urban Greenhouse Administrative authorities should conduct regular green resource surveys, monitoring and surveillance, establish green resource files and improve the green management information system.

Article 26 Urban Greenhouse Administrative authorities, integrated urban administration enforcement agencies should establish collaborative mechanisms for information-sharing to enhance the oversight of urban greening efforts; sound day-to-day inspection systems; and timely detection and inspection of damage to urban greenization and greening facilities.

Article 27, in violation of the present rules, shall be subject to administrative penalties, punishable by the relevant administrative authorities in accordance with the Regulations; constitutes an offence punishable by law.

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