(The Permanent Conference of the Hygiene People's Government of Honduran on 2 March 2009 considered the adoption of Decree No. 2 of 27 April 2009, No. 2 of the Hygiene People's Government Ordinance No. 2 of 1 July 2009)

Article I, in order to strengthen greenization and management in the city, protect the ecological environment and promote the construction of eco-civilized cities, develop this approach in line with the provisions of relevant laws, regulations, such as the People's Republic of China Forest Act, the Urban Greenization Regulations, the Greenization of Hygiene.

Article II applies to greening planning, construction, protection and management within the city's administration.

Article 3. The greenization referred to in this approach refers to activities aimed at large-scale planting trees to clean air, reduce pollution, prevent water erosion and improve the environment. They include the greenization of the land, urban greenization, four greening and road greening.

The forest resources described in this approach include forests, forest wood, forest land and wild animals, plants and microbiologicals living in protected forests, forests, forests.

Article IV. The Government of the above-mentioned people at the city level is united in leading the greening work in the current administration area, with the application of the Green Terminal Objectives. Governments at all levels should incorporate greening into national economic and social development plans, identify green targets and annual plans, strategize and organize implementation. Greenization funds are made up of government inputs and channelling social funds into greening and escort.

The municipal forest greening administrative authorities are responsible for greening management within the city's administration and guide, promotion and inspection of greening work in various areas, municipalities and counties.

Regional, municipal and district forest greening administrative authorities are responsible for greening management within the area under their jurisdiction and guide, promote and inspectorate (communes), the greenization of the street offices, the implementation of the protection of forest resources in the territories, the organization of compulsory vegetation trees and the completion of greening and escorts within the scope of responsibility.

The Government of the commune (communes) and the street offices are responsible for the protection of forest resources in the region under their jurisdiction, community greening and escorts, and are urged to complete the task of vegetation, the construction and escort of the satellite.

The sectors such as planning, land, water, urban management, transport, public safety and transport management are synergetic in line with their respective responsibilities.

Any units and individuals have the right to protect forest resources and green results, participate in obligations to vegetation trees and assume obligations for greening and escorting tasks; and have the right to report violations of forest resources and greening results.

Article 6 encourages citizens, legal persons or other organizations to take full advantage of the greening and vertical greening of space-related chambers. In recognition of greening or donating greening, the relevant sector should sign a letter of agreement with the recognition or donor, specifying the responsibilities, rights and obligations of both parties, and guarantee the effect of green recognition or donor greening.

Article 7. The municipal forest greening administrative authorities should prepare long-term forest planning and green geospatial systems planning with administrative authorities such as urban land resources, urban rural and urban planning, and be integrated into the city's overall planning after approval by the Government of the city.

Regional, municipal and district forest greener administrations should be structured in the long-term planning and green geospatial systems planning at the district level with the executive authorities, such as district-level land resources, rural and urban planning, in line with the long-term planning and green geospatial planning at the municipal level, in line with the overall planning and control planning of land use at the location, with the approval of the district-level people.

The Government should organize long-term planning and green geospatial planning in town forestry and be aligned with the long-term planning and green geospatial system planning at the district level, in line with the overall land-use planning and control planning of the location.

Adjustments to long-term forestry planning and green geospatial systems planning and changes are subject to approval by the original production sector.

Article 8

Without legal approval, no unit or individual may unauthorized or alter the territorial nature of the forest area within the control line, and no unit or person shall be allowed to destroy the terrain, landscape, water body and vegetation within the control line.

Article 9 units should organize citizens with a labour capacity to complete the greening task of each person's annual obligation to vegetation 3 strains or other corresponding labour volumes. In the event that special circumstances do not complete the units of the year's obligation to vegetation, a greening fee should be paid at the standard of 15 per person per year, collected and organized greening by the forest greening administrative authorities of more than the people of the district.

Article 10

(i) Public greenfields, production of greenfields, protection of greenfields, main artefacts, artefacts, windlands, polar areas and greens, beachs, rivers, water banks around the road, railway sides and rivers, are established and escorted by their authorities;

(ii) A green area attached to agencies, groups, forces, schools, plants and other business units, which are responsible for building and escorting;

(iii) The greenization of the residential area is established by the development of construction units, which are responsible for the management of enterprise or business owners' committees;

(iv) The compound is green, with the responsibility of the owner of the home property owner to build and manage;

(v) Community greenization, with the responsibility of the Government of the commune (communes), street offices to build and manage.

Article 11. The greening administrative authorities at all levels shall, in accordance with their competence, deal with forestry and parking licence matters in accordance with the law and control over the confiscation of forestland and green lands, changes in forest land and greenland authorizations, and shall not be subject to approval.

The construction of mountains, sands and construction works involving the confiscation of forested land shall be subject to approval by law after the approval of the authorities of the forest greening administrative authorities of the Länder Government.

Article 12. Various types of construction projects shall be strictly greened in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Greenization Regulations of the Honduran City.

Accompanied greening should be dominated by plant breeding, cultivating jobs, flogging, flowers, saving poles, selecting plants adapted to local natural conditions and focusing on biodiversity. The area of plant cultivation should not be less than 85 per cent of the total green area, with plants living at more than 95 per cent, green land renovations, flora and fauna and pests.

Article 13 builds, expands, adapts urban roads and other urban infrastructure construction works, according to the following provisions:

(i) The construction units shall submit the programme to the forest greening administrative authorities for review and define the green area and the greening design, as prescribed;

(ii) The construction unit, in conjunction with the forest greening administrative authorities, has signed a greening letter of responsibility, specifying greening funds, green time limits and responsibilities, which are aligned with the audited area;

(iii) Upon completion of the work, the greening of the forest green administration is required. Inadequate access, construction units must be replicated.

Article XIV provides for the temporary use of greenfields by urban construction, in accordance with the following provisions, and for a period of time recovery.

(i) The temporary occupancy of 50 square meters in the town's green area is authorized by the municipal forestry greening administrative authorities.

(ii) The temporary occupation of more than 50 square meters in urban green areas, reviewed by the municipal forest greener administrative authorities and reported to the Government for approval.

(iii) The temporary use of green land limits is generally not more than one year, and it is true that, owing to the need for renewal, the extension process should be handled for a maximum period not exceeding one year. After the expiration of the period, the use of units should resume the green area in a timely manner.

The granting of temporary occupancy of greenfields should result in the storage of greenfield repayments by the designated bank holder, which is monitored by the Greenhouse Administrative Authority for the resumption of greenfields by area within the specified period. Unsurtured, the Green Land Referred by the Greenhouse Administrative Authority of Forestry was reactivated by the Green Land Removal Authority and the greenfield recovery rate was residual and the application should be returned.

The Green Land Recovery criteria are: 2,000 square meters per public green area; and 1000 in other green areas.

Article 15 shall be governed by the provisions of the Honduran Greening Regulations, as a result of the fact that urban construction requires changes in the green use of towns. The approval of changes in the green use nature of the town should be made to reserve the Green Land Reimbursement for designated banks, which are used by the Greenhouse Administrative Authority in terms of time and criteria set out.

The Green Land Reimbursement criteria are: 7,000 square meters per public green area; and US$ 3000 per square m2 in other green areas.

Article 16 provides for new construction, expansion, alteration of urban roads and other urban infrastructure construction works that require temporary greenfields, changes in the nature and revegetation of greenland areas, deforestation and urban trees, and requirements should be included in the engineering budget by 30 days in advance to the forest greening administration authorities.

Article 17, in the event of force majeure that trees endanger the security of the people's mass property, routing, transport, buildings, etc., may be renovated, nurtured, dislocated and report on forest green administrative authorities or tree rights units within 2 days.

Article 18, the owners of trees and the custodians should be escorted by trees to ensure that trees are normalized, to find pests should be rescued in a timely manner, and that the updating of the trees at risk should be carried out by the forest green administration authorities when the licence process is governed by law, and that the costs are borne by the trees or the custodians.

When the air-line management unit is required to repair the trees on the basis of the safety of the route, the agreement shall be approved by the Greenhouse Administrative Authority and the procedures in place to maintain a safe interval between trees and the line, in accordance with the principles that affect the normal life of trees.

Article 20 is an integral part of the public green area and should be strictly managed. Due to the fact that urban construction requires the removal of vegetation trees, the procedures should be governed by the law.

Reimbursements were approved, taking into account the criteria for public greenland compensation. Funds for trees are provided for by the forest green administration authorities for the easily planted trees in accordance with prescribed deadlines and standards.

Article 21, Recruiting, occuping urban planning areas and areas within the boundaries of the people's government at the district level, shall pay for forest revegetation, forest land compensation, and forest wood compensation rates, in accordance with the maximum limit set out in the Receiving Forest Lands Management Scheme of Honours.

Article 22 contains one of the following acts by all levels of government and the staff of the relevant administrative authorities, which are governed by the law:

(i) Unless, in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and procedures, unauthorized approval of open sands and project-building involving the occupation of forested lands or changing the nature of forests;

(ii) Urgently reduce the procedures associated with the approval of construction projects by the greening indicators;

(iii) Abuse of mandates, provocative fraud, malfunctioning and bribeing.

Article 23 of the Greenization Administration of Forestry violates the terms of reference, transposes the approval of the authorization, and provides administrative disposal to the direct responsible person by the unit or the superior authority, resulting in loss and compensation for damages.

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