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(Summit No. 49th ordinary meeting of the Government of San Francisco, 27 October 2005 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 150 of 20 November 2005 on the Government of the San Francisco People's Republic of 20 November 2005 on the application of 1 January 2006) Article 1 promotes the protection, development and utilization of the resources of the mountain landscape in order to strengthen the management of the core landscape areas of the mountain landscape, and develops this approach in the light of the provisional regulations governing the management of the national landscapes, the National Forest Parks Regulations and the Regulations on the Management of the Shepherd Mountains. Article 2 of this approach refers to the core landscape area of the mountain landscape (hereinafter referred to as the core landscape area) as the northern landscape area of the mountainous landscape and the sanctuary area (national forest park). Article 3 requires compliance with this approach with units, residents, tourists and units and individuals associated with the protection, management, utilization and development of wind-based resources. Article IV. The Committee for the Management of the Metropolitan Landscapes (hereinafter referred to as the Commission) is represented by the municipal government in the protection, development and use of the Buddddhist areas and is responsible for the specific implementation of this approach. The relevant sectors of the city and their offices established in the mountainous areas should be assisted by their respective responsibilities in the management of the Commission's core landscape areas. Article 5 Buildings in the core landscape area should be strictly enforced in the overall planning of the mountainous landscapes, prohibiting the construction of new hotels, holidays, restaurants, etc., and residential accommodations. The above-mentioned places and homes inherited from history should be phased out as planned. Article 6. The former villagers shall not double construction, expansion and construction of new residential facilities, and the need for new construction, and should be planned for separate sites outside the core area. Article 7. Prohibition of the opening of mountains, the exhumation of land, the expansion of farmland and the reclaiming of land, the former farmland should gradually develop the agro-industry coordinated with the tourism cause. New graves are prohibited and the original graves should be completely removed in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Article 8. Prohibition of unauthorized logging and destruction of trees, encroaching on State forested land, prohibiting the collection of tenders, wildlife and its sub-products, or vegetation of regional plantations. There is a need for deforestation to be low and must be reported, with the agreement of the Commission, there are plans to be harvested on a limited basis. Article 9 prohibits the exploitation and use of groundwater resources, and the original water wells are subject to progressive closure (with the exception of the water wells of the existing inhabitants). Article 10 prohibits the encroachment and the regeneration of livestock, livestock and poultry in mountain forest plantation and shall not be dispersed. Article 11. Operational activities related to tourism services must be carried out in the area established by the Commission, in accordance with the agreement of the Committee and in accordance with the relevant procedures established by law. The activities of timber processing operations and household catering are prohibited. It is prohibited to carry out passenger operations. Article 12 prohibits arbitrary dumping of garbage and its pollutants and prohibits the unauthorized removal of natural rivers and artificial changes in river flow. Article 13 prohibits the use of firewood, manure, and the forward-looking items of its impact on the ground on the two sides of the mainland. It prohibits the incestation of land in the buildings on the road. Article 14. Article 15 prohibits the chewing of chewings, the prohibition of the incestation of nuts, beatings, plastic kits, etc., and the release of food without the permission of the management. Article 16 prohibits the destruction of monuments and human landscapes, and prohibits the placement and reproduction of paints in chewing trees, sites, temple buildings. Article 17 prohibits the entry of large motor vehicles into the core landscape area, and other vehicles permitted to enter must implement the Commission's provisions on vehicle management and be stopped at specified locations by design routes. Article 18 prohibits the use of sanctuary guides, the sale of tickets, the rise of service prices, the forced sale of commodities to tourists, or the hindrances, and the limitation of the normal appearance of tourists. The begging was prohibited. Article 19 Public use, transportation facilities and various types of protection facilities should be regularly inspected to keep them safe and to put an end to the accident. Article 20 places of religious activity should be strengthened by internal management, the establishment of systems such as sound personnel, policing, fire, witness protection, hygiene protection, religious activities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations, and the guidance, supervision and inspection of the Commission and the relevant departments. Article 21, in violation of this approach, contains one of the following acts, which are to be stopped by the Commission or the relevant administrative law enforcement authorities, which is being rescinded by law for illegal proceeds and punished in accordance with the following provisions. (i) Responsibilities to restore the status quo and impose a fine of up to 30 square meters; (ii) Exclusively of the firewood, exhumation, expansion of farmland, reclaimed land and the construction of graves, with a fine of more than 500,000 dollars; (iii) Removal and destruction of forested trees by fines of up to $300,000; (iv) To encroach and destroy livestock, livestock and poultry in mountain forest vegetation by fines of up to €200 million; to disperse household yards; to impose the slots; and to distributors to others for fear or minor harm; and to be liable under the law; (v) Without the delineation of the region for the operation of family meal accommodation and timber processing and the unauthorized operation of passenger freight, a fine of up to $30 million; (vi) Concurrently dumping of garbage, unauthorized closure of natural rivers and man-made changes in rivers, with a fine of €300 above; (vii) Wild, burned, burned paper and fuelled artillery, with a fine of more than 100 million dollars; (viii) Smoking in the area of cigarettes, with a fine of up to US$ 100; (ix) In parallel with chewings, incests, beatings, metals, plastic kits, etc., as well as unauthorized foods to animals, with a fine of up to $50 million; (x) Prioritization, painting, destroying human landscapes, landscape sites, and imposing a fine of up to €200 million; (xi) The driving of large motor vehicles into the core landscape area and the absence of a designated route, without the suspension of vehicles at specified locations, subject to a fine of more than 100 dollars; (xii) Licence of guided tours, collapse of selling tickets, rising service prices, forced selling commodities to tourists, or blocking, restricting the normal appearance of tourists by fines of up to $50 million. Article 2 violates this approach and concerns other relevant laws, regulations and regulations, which are punishable by law by the relevant authorities. Article 23 of the Commission or the relevant administrative law enforcement services staff have been held to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, bribes, and have not been criminalized by administrative disposition by the Commission or the relevant administrative law enforcement authorities; and criminal liability is lawful. Article 24 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The organs that have decided to impose penalties may apply for enforcement by the People's Court. Article 25 |
