(Summit No. 212 of the Government of the Youth of 16 June 2011)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen urban management, regulate the use of urban space resources and develop this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article II applies to the establishment of advertisements and related management activities in the city's South Zone, the northern area of the city, the Quartet, the Leewan, the mountainous areas, the area of yellow, the city's active area.

Article 3. Instructions for outdoor advertisements referred to in this approach include:

(i) The creation of demonstration cards, negation (constrain) and municipal facilities, such as roads, tunnels, tunnels, stereotypes, electronic displays, e-sket devices, light boxes, advertising columns, advocacy columns, physical models, etc.;

(ii) The use of construction (construction), transportation tools, water buoys, buoys, cigarettes, slogans, works walls (strips), models, posting, posting, and flag advertisements;

(iii) The operation of the enterprise unit and other organizations and individual businessmen in the place of office indicating the name of the unit, the word, the mark's doors;

(iv) Other outdoor advertising.

Article IV. The establishment of the Commission for Exclusive Diplomacy Management (hereinafter referred to as the Committee of Excellencies) is responsible for the integrated and coordinated placement of outdoor advertisements.

In urban and rural areas, administrative authorities and outdoor advertising authorities established by district governments are responsible for organizing joint clearances and day-to-day management for outdoor advertisements.

The sectors such as planning, business, urban administration, public safety, transport, etc., are involved in joint clearance and are managed by outdoor advertising.

Article 5 creates outdoor advertisements and should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, sub-regional control, rational layout, security norms, civilization.

Chapter II Planning and regulation

Article 6. The urban and rural planning authorities shall, in accordance with the overall urban planning, establish general planning for outdoor advertisements with sectors such as rural and urban construction, business, urban law enforcement and district governments, subject to approval by the ICJ.

Article 7. Urban and urban planning authorities should organize control planning and detailed planning for outdoor advertisements in urban areas, depending on the overall planning of outdoor advertisements, and post-commercial advertisements.

Article 8 Governments should establish overall planning and control planning based on out-of-house advertisements, and organize detailed planning for advertisements in the occupants of the Territory, with the publication of implementation following approval by the Committee.

Article 9. The development of poster advertisements should be in line with urban overall planning, consistent with focus control and subsector management, contributing to the protection of urban landscapes and coordination with regional environmental and urban development.

Article 10

(i) Prohibition of the establishment, restricted zones and areas of interest;

(ii) The principle of external advertisement, totality, density and type of control;

(iii) The location, form, size, specifications, colour, material, lighting, etc.

Article 11. The urban and rural construction of administrative authorities should organize the development of technical norms for outdoor advertisements and publicize implementation after approval by the Committee.

Article 12 organizes the development of technical norms for outdoor advertisement planning and placement of outdoor advertisements, and shall be open to the views of the relevant departments, industry associations, relevant experts and the public.

In one of the following cases, there is a prohibition on the creation of outdoor advertisements:

(i) The use of public facilities such as transport markings and transport safety, fire, electricity, communications, postal, road lighting;

(ii) Impact on the use of public facilities such as traffic signs and transport safety, municipalities, firefights or the safe passage of roads;

(iii) endanger the construction of (construction) security and public safety;

(iv) The use of green areas or the impact of trees;

(v) Other circumstances that prevent productive lives and affect urban landscapes.

Article 14. Prohibition of commercial advertisements in the following areas:

(i) Property protection units, historical buildings, urban landscape protected areas, and construction control areas at the top of the landscape;

(ii) National organs, small schools, museums, libraries, cultural premises, hospitals;

(iii) Contraints and street bridges, and various escorts, practitions, walls and road breaks on both sides of the road;

(iv) Public transportation tools such as buses, rental vehicles;

(v) Planning to identify other areas where external commercial advertisements are established.

Article 15. Urban-rural planning authorities, urban and rural-urban executive authorities should organize regular assessments of the implementation of the technical norms governing the placement of outdoor advertisements and the placement of outdoor advertisements. It was considered necessary to modify it in a timely manner.

Chapter III Establishment of licences

Article 16 should establish outdoor advertisements in accordance with the establishment of planning and the establishment of technical norms, which are governed by the law. No unit or person shall be required to advertise outside the household without the licence.

Article 17 creates licences for outside advertising and introduces a system for the harmonization of admissibility, joint approval and sub-management.

Applications for outdoor advertisements that fall within the framework of the planning of the urban home, the focus area (sections) are jointly accepted by the urban and rural construction administrative authorities. Other ex-creation applications are jointly accepted by an outdoor advertising authority established by the urban rural and urban construction administration authorities.

In the fifteenth day of the use of the term, an ad hoc advertisement was made by a temporary person. Interim-exploitation and top-up constellation applications have been consolidated by out-of-house advertising authorities established by the territorial Government.

Exclusive advertisements in the area of highway and construction control are carried out in accordance with the relevant provisions.

Article 18 Applications for outdoor advertisements should be submitted to:

(i) An application form for advertising outside the household;

(ii) A licence of business or other evidence that the subject is legally valid;

(iii) The establishment of premises used by outside advertisements, construction (construction) construction, ownership of facilities or use of power certificates;

(iv) Abstart, graphical map and effect map for outdoor advertising;

(v) In relation to persons of interest, proof material to be provided for by agreement;

(vi) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

The application for the establishment of large-scale outdoor advertising facilities should also be submitted to design maps for the structure of external advertising facilities designed with corresponding qualifications.

Indoor advertising facilities, which are the subject of the metal structure, the expiry of the licence period shall be submitted to the security test reports of the body with a statutory qualifications.

Article 19 requires the establishment of advertised expatriates and shall submit the following materials:

(i) Instruction of an advertised form for a temporary creativity;

(ii) A licence of business or other evidence that the subject is legally valid;

(iii) The form, scope and intent of advertising temporary outdoors;

(iv) In relation to persons of interest, proof material to be provided with consent;

(v) Other material provided by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 20 shall be subject to a joint review with the relevant authorities upon their acceptance. A licence decision should be granted under the law to meet the conditions established by an advertisement outside the household; a licence decision should be taken in accordance with the law; a licence decision should be taken in accordance with the law and the reasons for it.

Article 21, which uses public resources to establish outdoor advertisements, shall take a licence decision in a fair manner, such as tendering, auctions. The solicitation, the auction shall be provided by the Committee of Foreigners.

Article 22 deadlines for advertising outsiders are authorized as follows:

(i) The right to operate through solicitation, auctioning, which shall be authorized for a period not exceeding five years, in accordance with the terms of the solicitation, the auction;

(ii) To use premises that have self-ownership or have access to the right to use, such as borrowing, lease, construction (construction) and installation of outdoor advertisements by the facility for up to three years;

(iii) Organizing large cultures, tourism, sports, public interest activities or commodity trade fairs, exhibitions to establish outdoor advertisements based on the duration of activities;

(iv) The gate has created a single shop without setting deadlines.

Article 23, after the expiry of the licence obtained through tendering, auctions, requires the continuation of an external advertisement and the re-exploitation, auctions; the licence obtained through other means will require the continuation of the period of effectiveness, and the application of an application to the approval sector by thirty days of the expiry of the period.

Article 24 is subject to the approval of an external advertisement, which requires the registration of an external advertisement, and the designr shall be governed by the provisions of the business administration.

Article 25 The approval sector should make public outlets, such as its office premises, the government website, information such as planning, the placement of technical norms for outdoor advertisements, and matters relating to the granting of licences for public advertisements, the basis, conditions, procedures, deadlines, the application model text and the provision of search services.

Chapter IV Establishment and maintenance

Article 26 Extractive advertisements should be established in accordance with the requirements of the authorized location, place, form, specifications. There is no unauthorized change.

The approval of large-scale outdoor advertisements should be based on the licence number and the establishment of units, such as the construction of a report and the completion of the inspection reports should be presented to the approval sector.

The establishment of an outdoor advertising facility shall not undermine the important features of the construction (constitutional, street and urban trajectory line, and shall not undermine the overall effect of the attached body, its location, form, size, colour, imagery and maps should be coordinated with the construction and other attached loads.

Article 28, which was approved for commercial advertising facilities, should not exceed five days, should be subject to the provision for public advertisements until commercial advertisements were issued.

Article 29 provides for public service advertisements in accordance with the relevant provisions for urban and rural construction of administrative authorities, municipal government exhibitions should be established at major public places in the cities and under the main roads. The number of public advertisements may not be less than 20 per cent of the total number of public advertisements. The public advertisements should be updated in a timely manner.

Commercial advertisements may not be issued without approval of public service advertising facilities.

Article 33 Extractive advertising facilities should be in line with the standards and technical norms established by outside advertising safety. The creation and maintenance of outdoor advertising facilities by outsiders should be in compliance with regulations relating to security production, the establishment of a self-assessment system and the timely exclusion of security shocks.

Before concealing exclusion, an ex-employor should place a warning signal at a visible place on the ground and, if necessary, should be assigned to prevent accidents.

Article 31 Investigators should conduct daily inspections and maintenance of outdoor advertising facilities and maintain integrity of outdoor advertising facilities.

Indoor advertising facilities have been damaged, dumping, slack, slander, bleaching, and the designers should be rehabilitated or updated in a timely manner. In the form of absorption, laser, electronic display, light boxes, etc., there is a stark and maiming that should be stopped before the rehabilitation and replacement.

Article 32 does not establish a licence outside a temporary licensor to be withdrawn, withdrawn or expired, and the owner shall be removed from its own territory within 10 days.

Interim advertisements should be removed within one day after the expiration of the deadline.

Article 33 should be compensated in accordance with the law for the loss of property caused by changes in the law or the withdrawal of the licensed outside advertisements that have been made.

Oversight inspection

Article 34 advertising out-of-house approval units and the urban administration authorities should conduct oversight of the placement of outdoor advertisements.

Article 33 XV Advertising the Approval Unit shall be sent to the relevant municipal law enforcement services within three days of the date of the Nuclear Profession of the Secreation of the Secret Accreditation.

The municipal law enforcement authorities decide on administrative penalties for the conduct of an advertisement of a licensor in violation of a decision to impose a licence outside the household, and shall, within three days of the date of the decision, reprint the administrative punishment decision and the related materials to the administratively advertise the approval sector.

The following measures may be taken when the executive branch of the executive branch of the city is advertised and the law enforcement authorities conduct oversight inspections:

(i) To request the relevant units and personnel to provide documents, information on oversight matters, to explain or clarify issues related to oversight matters;

(ii) Conduct on-site surveys as required;

(iii) The duty to advertise a person outside the household to carry out the managerial responsibility related to the advertisement of a household.

The units and personnel subject to the supervision of inspection duties under the preceding paragraph shall be synonymous with the oversight and shall not be prevented and obstructed.

Article 37 should establish a reporting system. Reports of infringements of outdoor advertising should be checked within seven days and will be processed with feedback.

Article 338 establishes an open system for advertising outdoors in violation of the law, units or individuals who commit out-of-law advertisements, which may be exposed to violations by the media. The departments concerned should incorporate into the system of public advertisements for the management of integrity in cases where there is a violation of the establishment of a unit of out-of-house advertising or a personal malicious record.

Chapter VI Legal responsibility

Article 39, in violation of the relevant provisions of this approach, is punishable by the urban administration in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) In violation of articles 13, 14, 16, 26, 27, and 27, where an ex-cruitary advertisement is not required by the licence or is not in accordance with the rules established by the outside advertisement of the household, the time limit shall be changed and, in accordance with fines of 50 square meters, the area is not covered by a square m2 or cannot be calculated, subject to a fine of 50 per cent;

(ii) In violation of article 28, article 29, that the period of time has not been subject to the requirement for the issuance of ex-cruit advertisements, and is fined by more than two thousand dollars;

(iii) In violation of article 32, paragraph 2, the imposition of ad hoc advertisements by a temporary minor for the period of undesirable dismissal, the immediate removal of a warrant and the imposition of a fine of more than five thousand dollars.

In violation of this approach, one of the following acts is changed, dismantled or otherwise remedial measures by the municipal law enforcement authorities, and fined at 50 square meters:

(i) In violation of article 31, paragraph 2, the absence of a timely recovery or updating of cases where expatriate advertisements have been damaged, dumping, disability, stigma, bleaching, seldom;

(ii) In violation of article 32, paragraph 1, the granting of a licence by a non-interim licensor has been withdrawn, withdrawn or expired and has not been removed.

Article 40 states that the authorities of the city have made a duty to dismantle the decision and that the parties have lately refused to dismantle, and that the city's law enforcement authorities have been forced to dismantle it by law and the related costs are borne by the parties.

Article 42 establishes an outside advertising act in violation of the regulations governing the administration of business, security production, road traffic, and is punishable by law by the relevant administration.

Outdoor advertising facilities should be held in accordance with the law because of inappropriate maintenance, causing bodily harm or loss of property.

Article 43 is one of the following acts by the executive branch and its staff, which is disposed of by the unit or by its superior authorities to the competent and direct responsible persons directly responsible for the commission of the offence by law;

(i) No licensor advertisements are granted in accordance with the planning requirements or the licence authority, conditions, procedures, etc.;

(ii) The failure to investigate in a timely manner violations of the regulations governing the placement of outdoor advertisements, or the absence of a prompt removal of expatriate advertisements by the offender;

(iii) To make a licence decision on the use of public resources to advertise outdoors without making public competition, such as tendering, auctions, etc., in accordance with the provisions;

(iv) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Chapter VII

Article 44 The introduction of a management approach to outpatient advertisements in the city of Blue Island (No. 36 of the People's Government Order No. 36) issued by the Government of the city on 22 June 1995 and the Regulation for the Interim Diplomacy of Youth, issued on 20 March 2001, was repealed.