In order to strengthen park construction and management, promote the development of parks, improve the urban ecology and the habitat, and develop this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 2. Planning, protection and related management activities for parks in the city's administration area apply.

Article 3. This approach refers to public places open to the public, with good parking greening environments and associated facilities, which have the functions of improving ecology, the Americanization environment, the recreation of homes, recreational ties, and the Kopu education.

The specific directory of the park is determined and made public by the municipality, the municipality and the people's Government.

Article IV. Construction and management of parks should highlight the attributes of public goods and uphold the principles of integrated planning, government ownership, hierarchy management, public participation and social oversight.

Article 5 municipalities, municipalities (at the district), the communes should incorporate parks in national economic and social development planning, guarantee the necessary financing for public park construction and management, encourage citizens, legal persons or other organizations to participate in the construction and management of parks and promote sustainable development of parks.

Article 6. The green administration sector in the city, city (zone) gardens is the administrative authority of the parks in the present administration, which is responsible for the supervision of the parks, and is entrusted with the supervision of the parks.

The executive authorities of the park established by the Government of the People of the Region are responsible for the management of the parks within the jurisdiction.

Sectors such as urban and rural planning, construction, public safety, material, forestry, quality technical supervision and urban management are jointly managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

Article 7. The Park Management Unit is specifically responsible for the day-to-day management of parks.

Article 8. Civil, legal and other organizations should comply with the regulations governing the administration of the park and have the right to discourage and report damage to the park environment and facilities.

Citizens, legal persons or other organizations that have achieved significant achievements in the construction, management and protection of parks are recognized and rewarded by all levels of the people's Government or the executive authorities of the park.

Article 9. The park-related industry associations should establish a system of self-regulation of the industry, enhance industry training and communication, assist in industrial oversight management and promote healthy development of parks.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 10. The executive authorities of the city, city (the district) park shall organize special planning for the construction and protection of parks (hereinafter referred to as park planning) with the same levels of rural and urban planning, land-use planning, green-land systems planning and landscape poles planning (hereinafter referred to as park planning), and post-implementation by the current people's government.

The development of park planning should be based on expert arguments and the public opinion of society.

Article 11 provides for new construction, alteration, expansion of parks, and construction units shall organize the development of park construction works design programmes in accordance with relevant technical requirements such as park planning and park design norms.

In reviewing the park construction work design programme, the urban and rural planning sector should seek advice from the executive authorities of the urban, municipal and district parks.

Article 12 Development of park planning and park construction work design programmes should be guided by the following principles:

(i) The scientific use of natural landscapes such as original geomorphology, geomorphology, water and vegetation, with a view to highlighting the geographical features of the park;

(ii) A reasonable protection and use of sites, monuments and other conditions, reflecting the historical culture of the park;

(iii) To promote the quality and functioning of parks by plant breeding and communes and by taking into account, inter alia, needs such as disaster risk avoidance.

The construction of parks, such as beaches, desertland, ecological shoreline, garbage land.

Article 13 approved park planning and park construction project design programmes shall not be subject to unauthorized changes; changes are required and should be reported in accordance with the approved procedures.

Article 14. New construction, alteration, expansion of construction (construction) in parks should seek advice from the executive authorities of the park and conduct procedures such as engineering safety, quality supervision, construction permits, completion of the work receipts in accordance with basic construction procedures.

Article 15. New construction, alteration, expansion of the building (construction) in the park shall be synonymous with the surrounding landscape and the environment and shall not undermine the park landscape.

The proportion of the green area within the park has not been met with the prescribed criteria and no new construction, expansion of construction (construction) construction.

The construction of a commercial service facility in the park should be in line with the park construction work design programme, which should be tailored to the total number of cruises.

Following completion of the park construction project, construction units should organize the completion of the inspection and inform the executive authorities of the park; failure to collect or receive them, and non-delivery.

After the completion of the park construction project, construction units should report on the collection of parked green engineering tests to the city, city (zone) park administrative authorities.

Article 18 units involved in the design, investigation, construction and administration of park construction projects should be qualified accordingly.

The designation of the new park name of article 19 should seek the advice of the executive authorities of the city, the city (the district) park; the authorized park name should be made available to society.

Chapter III Protection and use

No unit or individual may alter the character of parking parks and shall not take unauthorized possession of parked parks or logging, relocation and repair of park trees.

There is a need for temporary occupancy of parks or the need for logging, relocation and screening of park trees, with the consent of the park management unit and the processing of relevant licences in accordance with the relevant provisions of the urban greening.

The construction (constitution) in the park should be maintained in accordance with the planning design function.

The use of construction (construction) in parks or the placement of private chambers, such as park service functions, is prohibited.

The important landscapes in article 22 should be specifically protected, preserve the authenticity, integrity of landscape space, scale, elements and historical remains, and the physical use of chewings in the park should be justified and reflected in the horticulture.

Article 23 organizes activities such as exhibitions, temples, speeches or films, television theatres in parks, with the consent of the park management unit and in compliance with the following provisions:

(i) The relevant procedures for approval under the law;

(ii) No damage to the park landscape environment;

(iii) No impact shall be placed on the normal course of the examination;

(iv) Removal and rehabilitation of places of activity in a timely manner after the end of the event.

Article 24 should be established in the park's in-hosting facilities in accordance with the park design standards; new large-scale escalating facilities should be organized by park management units to conduct doctrines, environmental impacts and security technical conditions.

Article 25 Infrastructures such as electricity, heating, telecommunications, drainage and drainage are not affected by cruise safety and park landscapes.

The construction or maintenance of work within the park shall be carried out with the consent of the park management unit and with a safety alert marking in the construction, operation on-site blocks and safety; and, after construction, operation, the release of the original file shall be restored in a timely manner.

Article 26 Incidents, such as earthquakes, require access to parks to avoid the risk, and the park management units should be guided in a timely and order manner in order to circumvent the place of emergency relief.

The park management units should be reactivated in a timely manner, as a result of avoiding the impact on the park environment.

Chapter IV Services and management

Article 27 shall perform the following services and management functions:

(i) Construction and management in accordance with park planning and management norms;

(ii) The internal management system of sound parks;

(iii) Maintain good park facilities and parking features and maintain a normal cruise order;

(iv) Managing activities such as recreational and commercial operation in parks;

(v) To put an end to the destruction of park property and landscapes and to require compensation by the responsible person in accordance with the law;

(vi) Implement safety management norms that guarantee the safety of activities such as park operations, cruises;

(vii) To assist park administrative authorities in investigating or inspecting violations;

(viii) Other responsibilities under legal regulations.

Article 28 should be open on a daily basis and open time; as special circumstances require closed gardens, the park management unit shall report the approval of the park's administrative authorities and make public statements in advance.

Article 29 should be free or favourable to specific groups, such as children, the elderly, students, persons with disabilities and active military personnel, by law.

When price authorities develop and adjust the park's door ticket price, advice should be sought from the park's executive authorities.

Article 33 The park services should be in line with the following requirements:

(i) There are park profiles at the park's entrance, a dominance intent, a nomadic occupier, and a guide in a visible place in the park;

(ii) It is reasonable to operate the web site to regulate the operation of services;

(iii) Staff training induction, integration, standardization, service regulation;

(iv) Harmonization of major fauna and fauna slogans, archaeologists, exhibits;

(v) The facilities for persons with disabilities, the elderly and the child services are fully in place;

(vi) Clean and maintain regular use of sanitation facilities such as public toilets;

(vii) Other requirements for park services.

Article 31

(i) Environmental integrity;

(ii) The green plant and plant strengths are good, with a view to building a United States perspective;

(iii) Clean water and meet the standards of appreciation;

(iv) The construction of (construction) and other facilities is good and coordinated;

(v) Other standards set forth in legal and related technical norms.

Article 32 Safety management of parks shall be in compliance with the following requirements:

(i) Sound security management systems;

(ii) Improve safety signals and warning signs and maintain clarity;

(iii) Regular maintenance of inspection facilities equipment and ensuring safe operation;

(iv) Control of the flow of cruises in accordance with the standard of park capacity;

(v) Develop contingency scenarios for emergencies and organize regular exercises;

(vi) Other security management requirements under legal regulations.

Article 33 governs the parking units shall enter into safety management letters with operators and large commercial nodule operators operating in the park and identify the security responsibilities of both parties.

The park management units are encouraged to maintain public responsibility risks; they encourage the introduction of commercial insurance mechanisms for the safety of large-scale activities and the operation of large commercial cruise facilities.

The commercial operating space in the park should be integrated in planning, rational layout, public-oriented, scale-of-control and user-friendly.

Business-related projects operate, such as contracting, lease, cooperation, and should be determined by fair, fair and open means.

Article XV, in the case of historical parks, monuments, memorials, exhibits, etc., should be strictly controlled and the promotion of e-information interpretation systems.

Article XVI engages in activities such as hygienic, recreation and recreation within parks, and shall be subject to the following provisions:

(i) Subject to the management of park management units;

(ii) Conduct in designated regions and periods;

(iii) Compliance with regulatory provisions such as environment, noise, security.

Article 37 prohibits:

(i) Search, injury and injury to animals;

(ii) Damage to the destruction of the law, flowers, trees and facilities;

(iii) dumping, burning of waste such as garbage, inccerating items such as fruit, paper, cigarette, oral sugar;

(iv) Concrete composts, La Okinawa's walls, with chewings and hidings;

(v) Carrying, sing and posting on objects such as construction (construction) and natural landscapes;

(vi) trajectory at facilities such as booths, prayers, chairs, escorts;

(vii) Recreation of lights, smoking in the area of fire and unauthorized fire;

(viii) swiming, vertical, burn and boarding in non-designated areas;

(ix) Releasing points and building blocks;

(x) Removal of sold goods and dissemination of commercial advertisements;

(xi) Exhibition activities;

(xii) Other prohibited acts under the law.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 338 Administrative authorities and park administrations should strengthen oversight inspections such as park facilities, parking features, quality of services and safety management, and the park management units should cooperate and, if any, provide information on such material, must not be denied, hindered and concealed.

Article 39, in violation of article 17 of this approach, provides that the park construction project has not been experienced after completion of the construction project or has received unqualified delivery, which is restructured by the park's administrative authorities and fines of up to three million dollars.

Article 40, in violation of article 21 of this approach, provides for the use of commercial premises, such as construction (construction) in parks or other premises, which are not related to the functioning of park services, to be converted by the executive authority of the park, and the imposition of fines of more than three thousand yen by imprisonment.

Article 40, in violation of article 38 of this approach, provides that the material is not provided in practice, or that it is denied, obstructing the supervision of the inspection, which is rectified by the executive authority of the park; that it is prematurely not to be changed, with a fine of up to 500,000 dollars of the unit.

Article 42, in violation of the provisions of this approach, stipulates that penalties exist in laws, regulations and regulations, or that urban management is relatively focused on administrative penalties, which are clearly defined by executive law enforcement actors.

Article 43 violates this approach by causing loss of park property, and the offender shall be liable under the law.

Article 44 of the Statute of the Park Administrative Authority, the park administration and the staff of the relevant departments play a role, abuse of their functions or do not carry out their statutory duties, giving administrative treatment under the law; and constitutes a crime punishable by law.

Annex VI

Article 42 is not included in the park's directory, which is managed in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations of the city.

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