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Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, The Implementation Of The Ordinance In The Scenic Way

Original Language Title: 新疆维吾尔自治区实施《风景名胜区条例》办法

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Modalities for the implementation of the Survantages Regulations in the Nigang Self-Government Zone

(The eleventh 27th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People's Government of the New Boyangur Self-Government Zone of 10 November 2011 considered the adoption of the Decree No. 173 of 21 November 2011 of the People's Government Order No. 173 of 21 November 2012 effective 1 February 2012)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the State Department's Regulations on the Lyuistic Region.

Article II applies to the establishment, planning, protection, use and management of the automated areas within the administrative region of the self-government zone.

Article III should uphold the principles of scientific planning, harmonization, strict protection and reuse.

Article IV. Housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities in the self-government area are responsible for the supervision of the management of landscape-sized areas within the executive area of the self-government area; and other relevant departments are responsible for the management of oversight in the area of excellence.

Article 5

Article 6. Housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities in the self-government area should conduct censuses, screening, classification, evaluation, the organization of the development of a successful resource conservation and use planning for the landscape of the self-government area and the approval of the Government of the self-government.

Article 7. The conservation and utilization of the resources of the autonomous landscape should include the following:

(i) Assessment of the status, type of characteristics, degree of appreciation and scientific cultural values of the self-government landscape;

(ii) Overall requirements, objectives, measures and protection responsibilities for protection and use;

(iii) It is proposed to establish the scope, nature, order, prohibition of the development and development of regions;

(iv) Coordination with related planning.

Article 8 includes a win-win resource for the conservation and use of planning in self-government zones, with natural landscapes and human landscapes that reflect important natural changes processes and major historical cultural development processes, which are essentially natural or maintain historical landscapes, with national representation, can apply for the establishment of a national landscape area of excellence, with regional representation, and can apply for the establishment of a self-government area of landscapes.

Article 9. Establishment of a national landscape area of excellence, with the approval and publication by the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region of the State Department of State approval by the Government of the People's Government of the Autonomous Region.

The establishment of a self-governing area, which is submitted by the Government of the People of the District, with the approval and publication of the self-government by the self-government authorities and the establishment of administrative authorities in rural and urban areas.

Article 10 is in line with the optimum resources set out in article 8 of the present approach, and the Government of the district-level people does not apply for the establishment of a landscape area of excellence, the housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities of the self-government can make a declaration to the local-level people of the Lunger area or make declarations recommendations directly to the self-government.

Article 11 states, municipalities (territorys), zones (communes), and communes (markets) should be able to protect the resources of the landscape, without renting, making the resources of the landscape or destroying the natural state of the resources of the landscape.

Article 12 Applications for the establishment of a landscape area of excellence and the submission of material reflecting the basic conditions of the wind landscape should include the following:

(i) Overall overviews such as geographical location, historical dengues, socio-economic conditions, overall state and type of optimum resources, protection status, management status;

(ii) Natural landscapes such as landscapes, water, biological and spaces, historical monuments, sites, near modern revolutionary sites, commemorative modern works, art works, and historical landscapes such as local stereotyped villages, community, Turkmen, etc.;

(iii) Environmental quality, such as geological, climate, water, natural disasters, local diseases, harmful flora and fauna;

(iv) Evaluation of the type, characteristics, representation, and appreciation, scientific cultural values, environmental scale, environmental quality.

Article 13 requires the establishment of a landscape area of excellence, which shall be included in the material submitted by law to reflect the conditions of the nodule area.

(i) Internal and external traffic conditions for infrastructure such as drainage, electricity, communication, sewage treatment and disaster safety;

(ii) The state of public service facilities such as catering, accommodation, medical, postal, banking, toilets, purchases, and recreation;

(iii) The state of cultural facilities such as civil practice performances, traditional cultural displays;

(iv) The depth of access of tourists.

Article 14. The establishment of a landscape area should be reasonably delineating the scope of the landscape, the scope of the core landscape, ensuring the integrity, continuity and coherence of the natural landscape and its ecological environment.

Article 15. The establishment of a landscape area should protect the legitimate rights and interests of ownership of property, such as land, forests, grassland, watershed, and property, such as natural resources and homes in the area of land, land, land, land, grassland, water, etc., and clear safeguards.

As a result of the creation of a landscape area of excellence for the loss of ownership of property, such as land, forests, grassland, water resources and homes, the use of the owner should be held in consultation with the rightsor, and the provision for the establishment of a wind area should be properly addressed.

Article 16 sets out the overall planning of the landscape area must uphold the principles of protection priorities and the development of compliance with protection.

The overall planning of the landscape area should make mandatory provisions for the different protection requirements in the area of landscapes, sizes, scales, etc. to integrate functional areas at all levels of landscape, core landscape areas, types of protected areas, service-based areas, residential areas, and to identify the extent to which development is prohibited.

The landscape area should be developed over two years from the date of its establishment to complete the overall planning of the landscape area. More than the people at the district level should incorporate the overall planning requirements of the landscape area into the current fiscal budget, and the overall planning requirements for the poor area of the landscape are adequately subsidized by the funds of the self-government area.

Article 17 Overall planning in the landscape area should be aligned with urban systems planning, land-use master planning, tourism development planning, ecological environmental protection planning and other related planning.

Detailed planning of the landscape area should be based on the different requirements of the core and other landscape areas and should include the following:

(i) Planning basis, basic profiles, planning principles;

(ii) Planning, landscape-building planning, cruise service area (point) planning;

(iii) Specific infrastructure-building planning, such as transport, drainage, electricity and environmental protection, covering projects such as fire prevention, fire protection, firefighting, heating, gas;

(iv) Building project constituencies such as infrastructure, tourism facilities, cultural facilities, location, scale and scope of construction and planning conditions.

The planning conditions referred to in paragraph (iv) above refer to controls and requirements for the planned construction of buildings or the construction of objects, such as sizes, altitudes, size, wind colour, greenization.

Article 19 Planning elements of a landscape area involving the use of natural resources, such as land, forests, grassland, waters, relocation of the population, industrial restructuring, etc., should be organized by the planning authority to organize hearings to fully capture the views of all parties, to properly address the protection of the resources of the landscape and to use the relationship with the protection of the relevant material.

Article 20 prohibits the construction of guests, hospitality, training centres, nursing homes and other buildings and constructions that are not relevant to the protection of the landscape's resources; the development of plans to relocate, dismantle or relocate them, in accordance with the approval of the publication by the poles area, and the progressive implementation of plans to relocate, dismantle or relocate them, in accordance with the approved plan of the landscape area.

Construction activities other than pre-existing provisions should be carried out in the area of the landscape, subject to the approval of the management structure of the wind landscape, and the construction of a licence and construction of engineering planning permits under the law.

Article 21 prohibits the commission of the following acts in the area of wind poles:

(i) Exhumation;

(ii) To destroy forest wood and to extract exhumations, gardens and grasss;

(iii) Smoking and fire in smoke-free zones;

(iv) The operators providing photograph services, which are disruptive, restricted to tourist photographs or rewards;

(v) Forced solicitation and sale of goods;

(vi) Laws, regulations and regulations prohibit other acts committed.

Article 2

The ventilation area planning has not been approved and all types of construction activities are not carried out.

Article 23 Construction of construction work that may have a significant impact on landscapes in the self-governing area, a project location programme or land concessions planning conditions should be presented for approval by the housing and rural and urban construction authorities in the self-government area; detailed planning in the wind area has clearly established the location of construction projects, the location and size, the selection programme or planning conditions should be presented to the housing and urban construction administrative authorities in the self-government area.

The construction projects referred to in the previous paragraph may have a significant impact on the landscape, including cables, slots, ground roads, water works, and tourism, leisure, cultural, sports, eugging, accommodation, meals and construction works that have a significant impact on the physical, holistic and harmonious nature of the landscape.

The executive authorities of the rural and urban planning authorities in the above-size-fits-all areas (community) should work on building local planning licences, construction of engineering planning licences and planning clearance procedures, in accordance with the principles of talent, efficiency.

The above-mentioned housing and urban-rural construction of administrative authorities in the provinces of the Lyu Metropolitan Region (commune) can be carried out by the management functions of the construction of tenders, construction permits, quality and safety oversight within the competences, and the management of the wind elite area is mandated by law.

Article 25 Infrastructure, public service facilities, cultural facilities and catering, accommodation, purchases, displays, and recreational projects in the area of excellence can be used to select investors, build-ups, operators.

The operators should provide services in accordance with the agreement of the licence operating agreement and make reasonable use and protection of the optimum resources. After the expiry of the operation or the termination of the licence agreement, the operator invests, builds, upgrades and rehabilitates the facilities and human landscapes, and, in accordance with the licence agreement, has agreed to hand over to the management of the landscape.

Concessional agreements should clearly agree on the responsibility of the parties, compensation for breaches and conditions for lifting the agreement.

Article 26 conducts large exhibitions, videos, or conducts activities such as surveys, detection, etc. in the landscape area, and shall be subject to the approval of the management bodies of the landscape and to the ecological protection programme. ecological protection programmes should include the use of conditions, scope, duration, protection matters, recovery obligations and compliance guarantees.

In the core area of activity listed in the previous paragraph, the management of the Lyu Metropolitan Region should report on the approval of the housing and rural-urban construction authorities in the self-government area.

Article 27 conducts public and customary reception in the landscape area, the production, sale of national handicrafts, and the recreational and cultural activities, such as the Civil Code, which should establish relevant norms to deal with complaints and preserve the legitimate rights and interests of the cruiser.

The second eighty-eight Syphoon Regional Authority should establish a sound security management system that guarantees the safety of transport cruise facilities such as cruise ships, cables, Société; establish safety protection facilities in dangerous areas and establish signals, warning signs; and establish a clear ban on fire and smoking.

The MSS should determine the duration of each cruise, the admission of tourists in the cruise area, ensure the quality and safety of tourists and make reasonable use of the resources of the landscape.

Activities such as footprints, rocks, denunciation, etc. have been organized in the landscape area, and activities should be communicated in advance to the management bodies of the Yumkon region to the programme, the routes, the numbers, and to the management system in the area of the landscape.

Article 29 regulates the collection of royalties and negotiation costs for the use of resources in the landscape area, and is implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the national and autonomous areas. In addition to projects such as meals, accommodation, purchases, displays, and recreational activities, the use of the optimum resources available in the landscape area or scientific, cultural activities may not be charged separately from the royalties.

Article 31, in violation of article 11 of the present approach, provides that the naturality of rents, the resources of the wind landscape or the destruction of the natural situation of the optimum resources, the historical cultural landscape, shall be corrected by the Government of the superior and disposed of by law to the competent and other persons directly responsible.

Article 31, in violation of article 21 of the scheme, is redirected by the authorities of the Yumkon and fined up to $100,000.

Article 32, in violation of article 26 of the present approach, provides that, without the approval of the authorities of the landscape area, large-scale demonstrations, videos or activities affecting ecology and landscapes in the area of landscapes, such as survey, detection, etc., the management body of the landscape is responsible for the cessation of the offence, the duration of restitution or other remedies, forfeiture of the proceeds of the violation, and for fines of more than 100,000 dollars for the offence, in serious circumstances, and for more than 200,000 dollars.

Article 33, in accordance with the State Department's Regulations on the Yumy Metropolitan Regions and this approach, should be punished by administrative penalties, which are not subject to legal scrutiny by the management agencies of the Lyang region, which are responsible for the fulfilment of their statutory responsibilities by the Government of the people or the housing and urban and rural construction authorities in the autonomous areas.

Article 34 quaterritorial management violates the State Department's Regulations on the Yumy Metropolitan Region and this approach, which provides for the approval, approval, approval and approval by the people's Government or the Government of the self-government of the self-governing sector's housing and urban and rural construction administrative authorities responsible for the withdrawal or direct withdrawal of the clearance and approval decision.

In violation of the provisions of this approach, other acts of legal responsibility should be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the State Department's Regulations on the Survantaged Region and related laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 36 of this approach is implemented effective 1 February 2012.