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(Adopted by the 61th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the State of 5 September 2006 No. 153 of the Order No. 153 of 11 October 2006 of the People's Government of the State of Hygiene, which came into force on 1 December 2006) Chapter I General Article 1 protects and improves the urban ecological environment in order to strengthen greening planning, construction and management of urban parks, and to establish this rule in accordance with the provisions of the Greenhouse Construction Regulation (hereinafter referred to as the Regulations). Article 2 (i) To promote, implement, implement, implement and implement laws, regulations, regulations and policies that green the greening of national, provincial and municipal parks; (ii) Participation in the development of greening planning for urban parks and the organization of implementation; (iii) Oversight management responsible for greening works in urban parks; (iv) Conservation management of green plants and facilities in urban roads; (v) Oversight and guidance for public greenfields, such as parks, animal parks, cruises, green squares and other greenland management; (vi) The management of the qualifications of greening enterprises, as required; (vii) overseeing, directing greening the greening work in the area of excellence; (viii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations. Under the guidance of the urban greening authorities of the Government of the People's Government, which do not contain the streets, are responsible for the construction and management of the greening of urban parks in the Territory under the authority of management. Article 3. The Urban Management Administrative Law Enforcement Authority is responsible for investigating violations of urban park greening planning, construction and management provisions, in accordance with the terms of the Regulations and the Rules. Sectors such as urban planning, construction, city, land resources, housing, finance, water and forestry should be co-ordinated in urban park greening management within their respective responsibilities. Article IV (c) Regions should strengthen the leadership of the greening management of urban parks, establish a stable professional technical workforce and increase the level of greenification and management of urban parks. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 5 Changes are required, which should be approved in accordance with the original approval procedure, with the consent of the urban planning authorities and the greening authorities of urban parks. The planning and construction of the greening of urban parks should be fully reflected in geospatial and cultural features, highlighting scientific and artistic features, with plant breeding, chewing, chewing, grassland and sound distribution, focusing on plant diversity, developing jobs and communic tree species, introducing plant-friendly plants suited to the long-size of the region, promoting scientific research and building plant varieties. Urban road trees should give priority to the successful tree species of nutrition. Article 7. Green land indicators for urban construction projects are implemented in accordance with the following provisions: (i) The greenfield rate of less than 70 per cent for parks, parks and parks, which is less than 60 per cent; (ii) The green field rate of no less than 30 per cent in the new residential area (including residential areas, small zones, groups, sub-unitions), which should be in line with the criteria set out in the National Urban Residence Planning Guidelines; (iii) The Greenhouse rate of the Unit House is less than 30 per cent. There are not less than 35 per cent of schools, hospitals, recuperation (therapy), institutional groups, public cultural facilities, forces, etc.; factories that produce harmful gases and pollution are not less than 30 per cent, and protection forests that are not less than 50 metres broader in accordance with national standards; (iv) The green area of the urban road owners is less than 20 per cent, with no less than 15 per cent of the secondary green area; (v) The city has built a green area for the protection of railways in the area and the rivers, which is less than 30 metres. The construction projects listed in subparagraphs (ii), (iii) and (iv) were in the old city rehabilitation project, with a consequent decrease of 5 percentage points of implementation. Public greenfields constructed in the residential area should be consistent with the relevant requirements of the Urban Rehabitation Zone Planning Guidelines. It is not in accordance with the requirements and does not include a public green area in the residential area. Article 9 encourages social units and individuals to use multiple green forms of urban greenization. In addition to the convergence of greening, construction projects are using green forms such as vertical greening, roofing greening, which can be converted into green areas in accordance with the standards set by the urban greening authorities. Article 10, in the rehabilitation of the old city, with the consent of the urban planning authorities, approval by the urban parking greening authorities, reduces the green land rate target by no less than 70 per cent of the prescribed criteria, the difference is partly paid by the construction units at the standard approved by the price administration. Revenues for easy greening must be fully used for greening, and no unit or individual may be stopped and diverted. Article 11. The urban greening authorities should follow up on the construction project's portfolio, and the construction units should be actively aligned. Article 12 Design programmes for greening works such as parks, parks, green slots, ventilations and units, public greenfields in the residential area should be reported to the Greenhouseholding authorities in cities. Upon completion of the greening works, construction units should report the results to the municipal or district (market), the Greenhouseholding authorities in the street area. The Subsidiary Green Engineering Design Programme for construction projects should be reviewed by municipal or district (market) authorities at the time of the approval of the prescribed procedures. Article 14. The construction project shall be carried out in accordance with the approved green engineering design programme and work in conjunction with the subject matter, with the completion of the greening mandate no later than the second greening season following the construction of the subject. The construction units should be presented to the urban planning authorities and the urban parking greening authorities in the process of completing the construction process. Article 15. Public greening funds in cities such as greenfields, landscapes, urban road greening belts and their trees are dominated by the Government. Governments of municipalities, districts (markets, areas) should include urban public greening in annual basic construction plans, arrange and mobilize the necessary funds to ensure the construction needs of urban public greening. Urban construction projects complement the construction of green engineering projects, which are included in the overall cost estimate of the works, financed by the construction unit, and construction costs are not less than 100 square meters. Article 16 encourages social units and individuals to invest in public greening in urban areas and to encourage the establishment, recognition and promotion of public greenfields and roads. Social units and individuals invest in urban public greening or construction, recognition of public greenfields and road greenfields, which can be recognized and rewarded in a variety of forms, such as the granting of their name, the granting of honour certificates. Units or individuals that recognize the construction, recognition of public greenfields and road greenfields should enter into a conception, recognition of the responsibilities of conservation. In recognition of construction, recognition agreements are submitted by the Conservation Responsibility Unit to the Greenhouseholding Authority case. Chapter III Greenland management Article 17 (i) The greenization of urban public greenfields, protected greenfields, landscapes, trees and greening belts, which are responsible for the implementation of conservation responsibilities by the urban parking greening authorities; (ii) The unit is responsible for the protection of greenfields and self-construction parks, which are attached to the Green Lands and Units; (iii) In the area of residence managed by the property industry, the management of the property management unit commissioned by the Commission of the owners; the management of the unimplementation industry is managed by the Community Residential Commission to implement the responsibility to conserve; (iv) The production of green areas is responsible for operators. Article 18 The Greenhouseization authorities in urban parks should strengthen monitoring and guidance for urban green conservation management and conduct regular inspections. Article 19 provides for the conservation of urban public greenfields, protected greenfields, landslides and greening belts, which are guaranteed by the Governments of the urban, district (market, district). Other greenfield conservation costs are raised by the conservation responsibility unit. Article 20 should be preserved in the area of responsibility, under the relevant provisions, for the purpose of halting and reporting the destruction of plant trees and greening facilities. Article 21, paragraph 1, of the Regulations provides for compensation, as follows: (i) Construction of greenfields that are not less than occupied in green areas than those occupied by the Green Lands in the nearest price area; (ii) Reimbursement costs should be made in accordance with the criteria approved by the price administration authorities for greenerization, owing to objective conditions that cannot be established. Article 22, which is approved for the temporary occupation of urban green areas, should enter into a proposal for the temporary use of the Green Lands Agreement with the Greenland Conservation Responsibilities Unit and pay for the payment of the royalties on a temporary basis. The duration of temporary occupation shall not exceed one year and, after expiry, the occupancy units or individuals have recovered the green area in a variety of ways; the parties agree otherwise to implement it as agreed. Article 23 prohibits the establishment of an operating nodule facility and the organization of commercial activities within the cruise. Strict controls have been placed on the conduct of commercial activities and the establishment of lobbying facilities such as parks, animal parks, wind poles, green poles, rivers. Article 24 (i) Within the context of the establishment of the city area, temporary use of public greenfields, protection of greenfields, landscape forests is required and is to be accepted by the urban parking greening authorities, and is responsible for approval; (ii) In the context of the establishment of the area in this city, temporary occupancy units, a green area attached to the area of residence are required to receive applications from the greening authorities of the urban parks (excluding the streets), sign the opinion of the first instance and approve the approval of the first instance opinion and the full application for the approval of the Greenization Authority of the city parking materials; (iii) In the context of the establishment of the districts (markets), the urban neighbourhoods, the temporary occupation of the urban green areas is required, and the application is received and is responsible for approval by the district (markets), the urban parking authorities in the neighbourhood. Chapter IV Article 25, in accordance with article 34 of the Regulations, the logging, the removal of trees, the greening and the dismantling of forums, bandwidths, herdings, and the effective period of permit in the law of the sea, is 15 days. Article 26 shall be subject to the approval of the logging and shall be compensated for the tree owner, as set out below, in the Chamber or in local paragraphs: (i) Deforestation of more than 50 cm trees, with 10 blocks per deforestation; (ii) Deforestation of more than 20 cm and less than 50 cm trees, with a total of 5 blocks per deforestation; (iii) Deforestation of the trees below 20 cm, with three additional strains per harvest. The pupiling of trees must not be less than 5 metres and be assured. For objective conditions that are not intended to supplement or supplement the standards set out in paragraph 1 of this article, the cost of replenishment should be paid in accordance with the criteria approved by the price administrative authorities, to be added by the urban greening authorities. Chapter V Article 27, in violation of the provisions of this rule, provides for penalties under the Regulations and other relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and shall be implemented in accordance with this chapter. Article 28 violates the provisions of this rule by one of the following cases: (i) The urban Green Land Conservation Liability Unit does not conserve under the Green Conservation Technical Arrangement, causing serious damage to the green area, a change of responsibility and a fine of up to €300,000; (ii) After the temporary occupation of a green area in urban areas, the deadline for the recovery of the green area has not been restored in a timely manner, and the period of time has not been restored, with a fine of three times the payment of the temporary royalties, but not more than $300,000; (iii) Units and individuals who have approved the logging are not required to supplement the planted trees by providing for the duration of the time limit to pay the user-friendly replenishment costs and may be fined up by more than three times the cost of planting. Article 29 of the Greenization Authority of Urban Parks, the Urban Planning Administration and other relevant administrations are one of the following acts in urban parking planning, construction and management, which are governed by the law by their units or sectors with managerial competence; and criminal liability is lawful: (i) Approval of the relevant procedures for construction projects by the Green Horizon indicators; (ii) Approval of documents or procedures for completing the completion of construction projects that are not met in urban greening; (iii) Removal, interception of funds for public greening works, easy greening compensation, tree-prone replenishment and other funds; (iv) Receiving easy greening compensation payments in violation of the law and making the trees easier to supplement planting; (v) Execution of administrative penalties in violation; (vi) There are other abuses of authority, omissions and bribery. Annex VI Article 33 Management and management of urban green green lines and the protection and management of urban treasury trees are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the Green Line Management Approach to Cities in Hang State and the Société Metropolitan City. Article 31 The application of the regulations on the greening of urban parks in the State of Hygiene, issued on 9 March 1993 by the People's Government (No. 35 of the Order of the People's Government) was also repealed. |
