I. Regional Planning and Land Management
The Fengxian District Planning and Natural Resources Bureau is responsible for formulating and revising the regional planning of the region to ensure the rational layout and efficient utilization of various types of land. In terms of land management, the bureau is responsible for surveying, evaluating and monitoring land resources, formulating land use policies and plans, and carrying out management activities such as land concessions, transfers and leases in accordance with the law.
II. Resource Protection and Regulation
The Bureau is committed to the protection and sustainable utilization of natural resources, and strengthens the regulation of forests, waters, minerals and other resources. It is also responsible for geologic disaster prevention and control to ensure the safety of people's lives and property.
Third, administrative enforcement and supervision
In order to maintain the legal order of planning and natural resources management, Fengxian District Planning and Natural Resources Bureau actively carries out administrative law enforcement and investigates and punishes violations of the law. At the same time, the bureau also strengthens its supervision and inspection of subordinate units and related enterprises to ensure that all work complies with laws, regulations and policy requirements.
Four, service to the public and information disclosure
In order to better serve the public, Fengxian District Planning and Natural Resources Bureau also actively carries out information disclosure work, timely release of planning, land, resources and other policies, regulations and information, to facilitate the public to understand and query.
In summary:
Fenghsien District Planning and Natural Resources Bureau, as a functional department of the People's Government of Fengxian District, Shanghai, plays an important role in regional planning, land management, resource protection, geo-environmental management, as well as administrative enforcement and supervision. By strengthening its work in planning, land management and resource protection, the Bureau has provided a strong guarantee for the sustainable development of Fengxian District.
Legal basis:
The Urban and Rural Planning Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 14 stipulates:
The people's government of a city organizes the preparation of the city's master plan. The urban master plans of municipalities directly under the central government shall be submitted by the people's government of the municipality directly under the central government to the State Council for approval. Cities where the people's governments of provinces and autonomous regions are located, as well as the State Council to determine the city's master plan, by the people's governments of the provinces and autonomous regions to review and agree to be reported to the State Council for approval. The master plan of other cities shall be reported by the people's governments of the cities to the people's governments of the provinces and autonomous regions for approval.
The Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 2 stipulates:
The People's Republic of China implements the socialist system of public ownership of land, i.e., ownership by the whole people and collective ownership by the working masses. Ownership of land owned by the whole people, that is, by the State, is exercised by the State Council on behalf of the State. No unit or individual may encroach upon, buy or sell, or illegally transfer land in any other form. The right to use land may be transferred in accordance with the law. The State may, in the interests of the public, expropriate or requisition land and provide compensation in accordance with the law. The State shall, in accordance with the law, implement a system of compensatory use of State-owned land. However, the State allocates the right to use State-owned land within the limits prescribed by law.
The Mineral Resources Law of the People's Republic of China
Article 3 stipulates:
Mineral resources belong to the state, and the State Council shall exercise the state's right of ownership of mineral resources. State ownership of mineral resources on the surface or underground does not change depending on the ownership or right of use of the land on which they are attached. The State guarantees the rational exploitation and utilization of mineral resources. Any organization or individual is prohibited from appropriating or destroying mineral resources by any means. People's governments at all levels must strengthen the protection of mineral resources. In order to explore and exploit mineral resources, one must apply for and be approved to obtain prospecting rights and mining rights respectively, and register them in accordance with the law; however, mining enterprises that have already applied for mining rights in accordance with the law are exempted from exploring for the purpose of their own production within the delineated mining areas. The State protects prospecting and mining rights from infringement, and safeguards the order of production and work in mining areas and areas of exploration operations from being affected or destroyed. Those engaged in mineral resources exploration and mining must meet the prescribed qualification conditions.