Article 1, in order to improve the ecological environment and the landscape of towns and promote the development of greening towns, establishes this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of countries such as the Urban Greenization Regulations of the State Department.

Article 2

Article 3 Greenization should uphold the principles of ecological priority, locality, government ownership and social participation.

Article IV. Governments of more people at the flag district level should incorporate greening into national economic and social development plans, and urban greening, conservation financing in the current fiscal budget.

Article 5

The National Agency for Public Administration, the municipality of the establishment and the Greening Authority of the Government of the Festival Regions are responsible for the greening management of towns in the area of urban planning in this administrative area.

Sectors such as development and reform, finance, forestry, land resources, water and transport should be greened in towns within their respective responsibilities.

Article 6 Greenization should strengthen scientific research, protect plant diversity, develop local plant resources, select plant varieties adapted to the natural environment in the region, promote biomass vector control and micro spraying, dripping, inclination, regeneration, water use, rainwater harvesting, and explore and scale-up greening.

Article VII encourages units and individuals to participate in green construction and conservation efforts in the form of investment, donations, recognition, vegetation, etc.; and encourage urban residents to plant trees in their private chambers and the green environment.

Funding, parenting units and individuals can enjoy the right to name of a green land and a certain period of trees.

Article 8 units in towns and citizens with labour capacity should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State. Any unit and individual should be cared for the greening results of the town and have the right to stop, complain and report damage.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 9. Urban and rural planning authorities of the communes, flags and local governments should prepare the current regional greening system planning with the same-level urban greening authorities, with the approval of the Government of the people at this level, to make the implementation publicly available to society and to report back to the top-level rural and urban planning authorities and the Greenhouseification authorities.

The specific preparation of the green geospatial system planning should be delegated to units with corresponding qualifications. The planning authority shall make a notice of the draft green system planning prior to the submission and shall seek expert and public views in the form of a validation, hearing or other means.

Article 10 Governments of more than a flag-level rural and urban planning authorities should determine a variety of greenfield control lines (hereinafter referred to as a green line) and make public available to society, in accordance with the control-based detailed planning and green geosystem planning.

Greenfields identified by the Green Land Systems Plan and the green areas that have been built should be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Any unit or individual may not change the green system planning, green line and green features, purposes alone. There is a need for change and should be submitted in accordance with the original approval process.

Adjustments to the Green Line shall not reduce the total size of the green area. The reduction in the planning of green areas due to the adjustment of the green line should be added.

Article 12 Greenfield rates for various construction projects should be met with the following criteria:

(i) The green land rate in the new residential area shall not be less than 15 per cent;

(ii) The greening rate of new schools, hospitals, nursing homes, public cultural facilities, institutions, etc. shall not be less than 15 per cent;

(iii) The green floor rate in the new industrial park area shall not be less than 15 per cent, and the specific green ratios of projects in the industrial park area shall be determined by industrial parking authorities; new industrial projects outside the industrial park area, as well as projects such as transport hubs, warehousing, shall not be less than 20 per cent; the green floor rate for new toxic gas projects shall not be less than 30 per cent, and the construction of protective belts that are not less than 50 metres;

(iv) More than 50 metres of new urban road dividends, the green floor rate shall not be less than 25 per cent; more than forty-five mmetres of the road pyrethroid are less than 20 per cent; and no less than 15 per cent of the green area shall be added to the road dividend;

(v) Indoor rivers, lakes, and in the vicinity of railways, roads should be greened in accordance with planning and technical norms, and in line with the requirements of rivers for flood prevention, railway, road safety transport;

(vi) The greenfield rate of other construction projects is developed by the relevant departments of the National Authority, the municipality of the establishment and the Government of the People's Government of the flagland.

The greenfield rate of construction projects in the old urban areas is less than the above-mentioned criteria, which can be reduced by 5 per cent, mutatis mutandis, by the green field rate set out above.

Article 13 Governments of cities and towns should determine the production of green areas in accordance with the needs of greening towns. The area of production of green areas is not less than 2 per cent of the area established in towns.

Article 14. Town trees should be elected to be well-established, resilient, drought-resilient and locally appropriate tree species.

Article 15. The park should delimit a certain range of landscape control areas. In the landscape control area, the construction of buildings and constructions that exceed urban and town governments is prohibited.

New construction projects around the park should be coordinated with green landscapes and not affect the normal life of plants.

Article 16 is attached to the construction of a greening project, which should be designed in conjunction with the construction of the project's main works, along with construction and inspection.

Article 17

Construction units should be constructed in accordance with the approved construction project's design programme. The design programmes should be approved by the approved organs when they are required to change.

Article 18 Surveys, designs, construction and treasury of green works should be delegated to units with a corresponding hierarchy of qualifications and strict implementation of relevant technical norms and standards in national and autonomous areas.

Article 19 Greenification projects attached to construction projects should be included in the completion of construction work. The units that have completed the construction project should be communicated in writing to the urban green authorities to participate in the identification. When the experience is qualified, the user can be delivered.

Article 20 Greenhouse construction should strike a balance between the safe use of the line and the normal life of trees, and maintain a safe interval between the various routes and other town facilities.

Article 21 encourages, expands and develops the greenization of buildings, such as the roof, the highway, the footage and the vertical greening of buildings, without prejudice to the legitimate interests of others or affecting the security of buildings.

The area of vertical greenization, roofing greening can be converted according to proportions to the green area attached to construction projects.

Chapter III Protection and management

Article 22 Protection and management in the Green Lands are governed by the division of labour as follows:

(i) All types of greenfields invested by the Government of the Town, which are responsible for urban and town governments;

(ii) The unit is responsible for the green and unit-based protected green areas;

(iii) The area of residence is governed by the law by all the green areas of the owners of the industry, and is the responsibility of the industrial or industrial service enterprise;

(iv) The green area of protection in the context of railways, roads and river management, which is responsible by the respective authorities;

(v) The production of green land, which is responsible for its operating units;

(vi) The green area retained in the context of construction works is responsible for the construction units.

In towns other than the above-mentioned provisions, the Government of the Allies of the League of Arab States, the Municipalities of the Zone, the Government of the flag-level population has established protection and management units in accordance with the law.

Units and individuals with green protection and management obligations can be entrusted with greenland conservation units. Greenland conservation should be in line with the norms and standards of green conservation technologies in towns.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to occupy a green area. Thanks to urban infrastructure construction, maintenance or other special needs for the temporary occupation of greenfields, they should be subject to the consent of the urban greening authorities and conduct temporary local procedures in accordance with the law.

There is a need for the relocation of trees on a temporary basis, and the use of units should be made at the time when they apply for the temporary occupation of a green area.

The duration of the temporary occupancy of the Green Land shall normally not exceed one year, for special reasons, require the continuation of the temporary occupier's greening area, and a one-month extension period shall be held in advance. After the expiration of the temporary occupation, the occupancy units should be cleared and returned in a timely manner; the temporary occupation of the town's green area has caused damage to the facilities concerned and the occupancy units should be liable.

Article 24 develops the use of urban greenland spaces, which should be in line with national regulations for construction, and the local facilities should remain in a subsoil line that is consistent with the requirements of the plant and fauna, without prejudice to the normal life of trees and the use of green land.

Article 25 Entrepreneurship points within the green area shall be subject to the procedure of approval by law and operate at designated locations of the park's greenland management units to comply with the relevant provisions of the greenfield management.

Article 26 requires the removal of trees due to the construction of towns, the security needs for the operation of public facilities or the severe impact on the housing of lights, the safety of residence, and should be communicated to the Greenhouse authorities in advance of the vegetation and under the guidance of the professional on-site. The causes and constraints of the transplant should be subject to public scrutiny by moving on the ground. Removal trees have not been active and the corresponding trees should be added.

No units or individuals shall be allowed to destroy trees in the town.

In one of the following cases, harvested after approval by the urban greening authorities:

(i) Have been identified as having died;

(ii) To endanger the safety of the person;

(iii) Gravely affect the safeness of residential photos and residence;

(iv) Threats to the safety of the operation of public facilities;

(v) The occurrence of sanitary pests that may endanger other plants;

(vi) The need for regeneration of trees;

(vii) The construction of construction sites cannot be retained.

A deforestation is less than 50 strains and is approved by the Greening Authority of the Royal-Parliament People's Government Towns; over 50 per cent of the harvest is less than 100 strains, with the approval of the National Public Administration, the municipality's Greenhouseholding authorities in the establishment area, the posting of the Government of the People's Government in the Autonomous Region's Housing and Urban-rural construction authorities, and more than 100 days of the harvest, approved by the Government of the Autonomous Region and the rural and urban construction authorities.

Public facilities, such as the construction, alteration, expansion of urban pipelines, transport facilities, should avoid existing trees; indeed cannot be avoided, and the relevant units should identify protection measures with the urban greening authorities prior to construction.

Article 29 Greenfield protection and management units or individuals should conduct regular screenings for trees in accordance with the norms and standards of greening conservation technologies in towns.

In the light of the impact of the trees on the management line, the safety of transport facilities, the management line or the transport facility management unit should make applications to the greening authorities, which are organized in a timely manner in accordance with the principles of the reconciliation line, the safe use of transport facilities and the normal life of trees.

The trees affect the security of the population of photos, ventilation and residence, and the urban residents have made requests for screening, and the conserving units should organize the screenings in a timely manner in accordance with the relevant provisions.

As a result of natural disasters, sudden incidents have led to the safety of the trees, the air conditioner units can presuppose or take other treatment measures, while reporting to the Greenhouse authorities.

Article 33 Greenhouseholding authorities at the level of the Government of the Farmery shall be responsible for the uniform management and sub-departmental protection of the treasury trees, as well as for the follow-up resources.

Urban greening authorities should conduct censuses, identification, classification, registration, numbers and archives, establish signs, define the scope of protection, define the norms of conservation technologies and enhance management.

Guang trees within the unit or in private chambers are to be conserved by the unit or the resident.

Article 31 prohibits, within a green area of towns, the following acts:

(i) Prioritization, humiliation or post advertisements on trees;

(ii) Removal of vehicles;

(iii) dumping of garbage, sewerage, harmful substances, rescinding and burning of items;

(iv) The cultivation of vegetables, the use of herbicides and the production of livestock and poultry;

(v) Conditional, exhumation and extraction;

(vi) Creation of buildings, constructions;

(vii) Deforestation facilities;

(viii) Laws, regulations and regulations stipulate other acts that undermine the greenization of towns.

Article 32 Greenhouse authorities of the Government of the Hygiene at the flag district level should establish a network of plant and phytosanitary monitoring forecasts, prepare a green disaster prevention response, sound bio-warning prevention control systems, strengthen the quarantine and harmful biological control of green plants.

Article 33 The Green Landmineification authorities of the Government's towns at the flag district level should organize a green land census, establish a green geodetic management system for towns and green land management.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

Article 34 violates the provisions of this approach, and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department, such as the Urban Greenization Regulations, have been subject to administrative sanctions.

Article 33 15, in violation of article 27 of the scheme, has been forced to destroy the trees of the town, which is subject to the duty of the Greenhouseization authorities of the Government of the flag and more people, to put an end to the offence and to impose a fine of more than three times the value of the logging, but not more than 30,000 dollars; the loss should be borne by law.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are punishable by law by a greening authority of the Government of the flag and above.

(i) In violation of article 31, subparagraphs 1 and 2 of this scheme, the penalty of up to $50 million;

(ii) In violation of article 31, paragraphs 3 and 4, of this scheme, the fine of more than 1000 dollars;

(iii) In violation of article 31, paragraphs 5, 6 and 7 of this scheme, fines of 1000; in relation to the operation of the law, the proceeds of the offence are subject to a fine of three times the proceeds of the violation, but not more than 3,000 dollars; and in the absence of the proceeds of the violation, a fine of up to 500,000 dollars.

Article 37 Greenhouse authorities and other relevant departments and staff members of the Government of the Principality, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provide administrative disposal in accordance with the law and constitute criminal liability by law:

(i) The preparation and adaptation of greenland systems planning, in accordance with the provisions;

(ii) The unauthorized changes in the green line and changes in the character and purpose of the green area;

(iii) In violation of the provisions for the processing of clearance procedures for the temporary occupation of greenfields in towns and the removal of logging in harvested towns;

(iv) Other abuses of authority, provocative fraud, andys of negligence.

Chapter V

Article 338 of this approach refers to greenfields, including park greenfields, greenfields, protected green areas and other green areas.

The park's green area refers to the opening of the public to cover the main functions and to green areas such as ecological, Americanization and disaster prevention, including integrated parks, community parks, specialized parks and street greenfields, small parks.

The production of green areas means the provision of seedings, flowers, heralths and seeds for greening in urban parks.

Protecting green areas means green areas with health, isolation and security protection functions in cities, including sanitation segregation belts, road protection greenfields, green belts in urban high-press corridors, and wind forests.

The Green Land is attached to a green area other than a green area in urban construction, including a green area in unitary land, place of residence, place of public facility use, industrial land, warehousing land, diplomatic domains, road slots, municipal facilities and special land.

Other green areas refer to green areas that have a direct impact on the quality of the urban ecological environment, the life of the population, urban landscapes and biodiversity conservation.

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 1 May 2015.