Article 4
The projects set forth under Article 2 shall, with the following exceptions, be carried out by the Municipality or County (City) Government with proper jurisdiction:
Projects with excessively large scale where the required expense, manpower, and workload are beyond the capacity of a municipality or a county (city) may be handled by the Central Government.
Projects that extend across two or more counties (cities) shall be handled jointly by all County (City) Governments concerned.
Projects that extend across a municipality and a county (city) may be handled by the Central Government or jointly by the Municipality and County (City) Government concerned.

Article 5
For collection of community development fees by construction projects, relevant local governments shall submit a fee charging scheme, which shall include the project plan, project funding and budgets, scope of benefited area, and fee rates to the relevant council of peoples’ representatives for decision by vote and then to the Central Government for recordation. Long-term projects shall be divided into phases with the year-by-year project plan produced in the form specified above submitted first to the relevant council of peoples’ representatives for decision by vote and then to the Central Government for recordation before an annual budget can be compiled or the special budget procedure be applied. Central Government-handled projects shall be processed according to the income-expenditure budgeting procedure by the in-charge agency of the project.
The council of peoples’ representatives at all levels shall review and approve the community development fee charging scheme along with the funding and budget plans of the project. In the event that the review of said fee charging scheme has been postponed or the proposal vetoed, the relevant project funding and budget plan review shall be put on hold or canceled.
The charging of community development fees shall be limited to the extent where the original approved amount has been collected in full. For projects collecting community development fees from vehicles and vessels, where continued maintenance and improvement is deemed necessary and with the decision by vote of the relevant council of peoples’ representatives and completion of the income-expenditure budgeting procedure, relevant maintenance or improvement fees can be charged.