Guancheng Manchu Autonomous County Urban Planning and Construction Management Regulations

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of urban planning and construction and promote the development of various economic and social undertakings, these regulations are formulated in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations and in combination with the actual situation of the autonomous county. Article 2: These Regulations apply to autonomous counties, counties and organized towns. Article 3 Urban construction must be planned scientifically, adhere to the principle of equal emphasis on construction and management, and coordinate with the autonomous county's territorial planning, regional planning, overall land use planning, environmental protection and population development planning. Article 4 The construction administrative department of the autonomous county people's government is responsible for the management of urban planning and construction.

Public security, industry and commerce, transportation, land and resources, health, environmental protection and other departments shall carry out urban planning and construction management within their respective responsibilities. Article 5: Units and individuals within the administrative areas of autonomous counties have the obligation to construct according to plans, abide by urban planning and construction management, and maintain urban infrastructure. Chapter 2 Planning and Construction Management Article 6 The preparation of urban planning should be based on reality, scientifically predict development goals, and reflect national characteristics and local characteristics. Article 7 The overall county planning shall be organized and compiled by the autonomous county people's government, shall be reviewed and approved by the autonomous county people's congress or its standing committee, and then submitted to the municipal people's government for approval.

The overall plan of the market town where the organized town people's government is located shall be compiled by the town people's government, reviewed and approved by the town people's congress, and submitted to the autonomous county people's government for approval.

If the approved overall planning of the market town where the people's government of the county seat or organized town is located needs to be adjusted during implementation, it must be reported to the original approving authority for approval. Article 8 Urban planning shall adhere to the principles of rational layout and economical land use. Article 9 Approved construction projects within the county planning area, or implementation of old city reconstruction that require house demolition, shall be implemented in accordance with relevant national regulations on house demolition management. Article 10 If construction needs to be carried out on land within the urban planning area, an application shall be made to the autonomous county construction administrative department for a construction land planning permit. After obtaining the construction land planning permit, construction units and individuals can apply for land use procedures to the land and resources administrative department of the people's government at or above the county level. Article 11 If the land within the urban planning area is used for temporary construction, construction shall be carried out only after obtaining a temporary construction land planning permit. Temporary construction shall pay paid usage fees for municipal public facilities according to prescribed standards. Article 12 It is prohibited to construct permanent or semi-permanent buildings, structures and other facilities on temporarily used land. After the temporary land use period expires, the temporary buildings should be demolished in time, the site should be cleaned, and the original appearance should be restored. Article 13 If it is necessary to temporarily use land in the planning area due to construction projects, stacking materials, setting up stalls, or other reasons, an application must be submitted to the construction administrative department and the land and resources administrative department for temporary land use before use. license. Temporary land use generally does not exceed two years. Article 14 Activities such as developing mineral resources, excavation of sand, and piles of slag that change terrain and landforms within urban planning areas must be approved by the construction administrative department and relevant departments. The above activities must not damage the urban environment and urban infrastructure. Article 15 For new construction, expansion, and reconstruction projects within urban planning areas, the construction project planning license system and the construction start license system shall be implemented. Article 16 Newly built or renovated buildings and structures along county roads should comply with the road planning red lines and the setback red line requirements specified in the planning. Any illegal construction will be demolished without compensation. Article 17 The design and construction of urban construction projects shall be undertaken by design units and construction enterprises with corresponding qualification levels.

After the project starts, the construction unit should entrust a project supervision unit with corresponding qualifications to supervise the construction quality of the project. After the project is completed, it shall be inspected and accepted in accordance with relevant regulations. If the project is not inspected or fails to pass the inspection, it shall not be put into use. Article 18: An open bidding system shall be implemented for approved urban construction projects. Bidding activities shall follow the principles of openness, fairness and equal competition, and the contractor shall be selected on the basis of merit.

Units contracting construction projects shall hold qualification certificates obtained in accordance with the law and undertake projects within the business scope permitted by their qualification levels. Chapter 3 Environmental Sanitation Management Article 19 In front of the units and individuals living on both sides of the main streets in cities and towns facing the street, a responsibility system for sanitation, greening and order shall be implemented. Article 20 Buildings in urban planning areas should be kept clean and beautiful in appearance.

Outdoor advertisements, slogans, plaques, lighting, showcases, and corridors should be beautiful in appearance, healthy in content, and standardized in text.

Article 21 The following activities are prohibited outside the main streets in the built-up areas of the county:

(1) Setting up stalls and engaging in commercial, catering and other business activities.

(2) Engage in business activities such as vehicle repair, wood processing, scrap purchase, distribution of building materials, electrical welding, vehicle cleaning, etc. that hinder the city appearance and environment or endanger public safety. Article 22 Implement a construction waste declaration system. The construction unit shall declare the quantity of construction waste and pay a deposit according to the prescribed standards. After the project is completed, the site will be cleaned up by yourself, and the deposit will be refunded after passing the acceptance inspection. Article 23 The following behaviors are prohibited on the main streets of cities and towns and on both sides:

(1) Throwing sewage indiscriminately;

(2) Burning garbage;

( 3) Pasting graffiti;

(4) Parking various vehicles outside designated places;

(5) Passing tractors and assembly trucks outside the prescribed time;

(6) Slaughtering livestock and poultry;

(7) Stacking debris in green spaces and digging holes to retrieve soil;

(8) Damaging flowers, trees and urban public facilities;

(9) Other bad behaviors that pollute the environment and affect city appearance and sanitation.