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Administrative Measures On Controlling Land Subsidence In Tianjin City

Original Language Title: 天津市控制地面沉降管理办法

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Oxford city control of land sediment management

(Adopted by the 22th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city on 25 December 2013, No. 5 of 3 January 2014, by Decree No. 5 of the Order of the People's Government of the city of Zenzi, dated 3 February 2014)

Chapter I General

Article 1 provides for the development of this approach in the light of the laws, regulations and regulations of the Geological Disaster Control Regulations (No. 394).

Article 2 of this approach refers to geospatial phenomena that have resulted from natural factors or human engineering activities that have led to a reduction in the surface altitudes in some regions.

Article 3 engages in land-based sediment monitoring, control and management in the current city's administration area (hereinafter referred to as deceives) and applies this approach.

Article IV.

Article 5 Governments of the urban and district communities should strengthen their leadership in the management of silence, incorporate control into the economic and social development planning and plans of their nationals and organize measures to be taken by the relevant sectors.

Article 6. The regulatory leadership established by the Government of the communes, through regular meetings, provides information on land sediment control, examines in a timely manner important issues in the control of silence, and urges the relevant authorities to implement control over land depots.

Article 7. The municipal water administration authorities are responsible for the management of the city's default and assume the day-to-day work of the municipal control leadership and are directly responsible for the control of the six areas in the city.

The district water administration authorities are responsible for the default within this administrative area.

Sectors such as development reform, construction of transport, planning, land tenure, finance and agriculture should be tailored to their respective responsibilities.

Article 8

(i) The construction and maintenance of ground sediment monitoring facilities established in the municipal control sediment planning;

(ii) Terence monitoring, mapping;

(iii) Terence prevention, research;

(iv) Patternal control measures.

Consistency-specific funds are included in the municipal financial budget, earmarked and subject to the supervision of the financial and auditing sectors.

The Government of the People of the District should incorporate the requirements for control into the current financial budget.

Article 9 provides recognition and incentives to units and individuals that make a prominent contribution in the control of silence.

Chapter II Prevention

Article 10. The municipal water administration authorities, in accordance with the overall requirements and technical standards of national geological disaster control, have organized the preparation of municipal control planning and integrated into urban geological disaster control planning, with the approval of the Government of the city.

Article 11. The municipal water administration authorities, in accordance with the city-controlled sediment planning and in the light of the realities of regional land deposition, delineate land-focused areas of control and general control zones in the area of land deposition, which are carried out after approval by the Government of the city.

Article 12 Ground sediment monitoring facilities, which are financed by financial resources, should be constructed in accordance with the requirements of the municipal control sediment planning; ground sediment monitoring facilities constructed by non-financial funds give priority to municipal control planning requirements.

Construction of ground sediment monitoring facilities should be consistent with relevant standards and technical norms.

Article 13 builds on the following works in the area of land sediment, and construction units should be accompanied by the construction of ground sediment monitoring facilities, which should strengthen land sediment monitoring and take the necessary preventive and protective measures to ensure safety in the work:

(i) Transport works such as high railways, underground orbital traffic and light trajectory;

(ii) Large-scale linear works such as urban water supply, drainage, gas and fuel;

(iii) Large-scale hydrothermal works such as urban flood control, slack of fire;

(iv) High-level buildings with a high altitude of more than 80 metres;

(v) The land sediment focus area is vulnerable to triggering ground default or other important construction projects that are clearly affected by land sediment.

Article 14. The Government of the people of the new area of the sea shall build the corresponding land demission monitoring facilities in the area of landing, strengthen land sediment monitoring and maintain control.

Article 15. Property units or management units at land sediment monitoring facilities shall communicate the following information to the municipal water administration authorities:

(i) Engineering technical information for ground sediment monitoring facilities;

(ii) Surveillance monitoring data and relevant information in the area of landing;

(iii) The engineering project complements the construction of ground sediment monitoring facilities, monitoring data and relevant information during construction and operation of the project.

Article 16 governs the uniform management of land sediment monitoring data and relevant information, and regularly informs the Governments of all relevant sectors, districts and territories.

No other units and individuals may issue data and relevant information on land sediment monitoring.

Article 17 prepares urban overall planning, villages and town planning, covering the regional scope of the area of land sediment, and should conduct a risk assessment of the area of land deposition.

When planning authorities prepare detailed control planning in the area of land sediment, consideration should be given to the requirement for control and strict control of the rate.

Engineering construction in the area of land deposition should be conducted in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State.

Article 18 Building units shall be available to the water administration authorities within 10 days of the assessment of the risk of depositioning on the ground adopted by the expert evaluation.

Article 19 units involved in the risk assessment of land sediments should be qualified by the appropriate level of geological disaster risk assessment under the law, and the authorities of the city's land resources will be informed in a timely manner, after the issuance of the accreditation.

In the case of the risk assessment of geological hazards, units with a geo-disaster hazard assessment should be responsible for the results of the risk assessment of land sediments, which should be in compliance with the regulatory requirements, without false reports or false data.

Article 20 construction projects with a depth of more than 5 metres will require the evacuation of underground water pumps, the construction unit should conduct water resource arguments and establish ground-stop control measures based on the results of the argument. Ground deposition measures should be reported to the water administration authorities; the measures to guarantee security construction should be reported on the construction of management.

The construction units should give priority to the introduction of the rainwater engineering project design programme to disrupt groundwater aquifers, the removal of dry-lease groundwater construction, the implementation of the post-recruit measures, the installation of measurement facilities and the control of groundwater pumps.

The construction units should monitor land sediments in the area affected by construction, identify an unusual situation, report on a timely basis on water administrative authorities and construction management, and take effective measures to prevent land silence while ensuring construction safety.

Article 21, construction projects with a depth of more than 5 metres, and construction units should pay water and resource expenses in accordance with the relevant provisions by taking end-water measures to effectively deter groundwater and recover from the use of dry water.

With space and construction safety conditions, construction units should be able to slacken on the side of the water work, and the water pumps are not paid in part.

The construction of water-saving works, such as roads, railway bridges, cross- river works such as the trans River Line, and slacks, rivers and fires, should take into account the effects of land silence and presuppose a safe highway.

Article 23 Exploitation of oil from groundwater in the city's administration.

Chapter III Governance

Article 24 assumes the responsibility for governance by the responsible units, which triggers ground silence for activities. The responsibility unit is determined by the Water Administration authorities with the relevant authorities in accordance with the provisions of the laws, regulations and methods.

Article 25. Municipal water administrations have regularly evaluated groundwater subsectors based on land sediment and groundwater distribution, mining status, and identified the total amount of underground groundwater mining and water control indicators.

The land sediment focus area prohibits new groundwater access projects and new water availability, and existing mining wells are required to be phased out or returned.

Terence in the area of general control severely restricts new groundwater access projects, and existing mining wells strictly control new mining and are subject to demand reduction.

Article 26 The municipal water administration authorities will identify regional and total water control indicators for the year of geothermal water extraction and water control with the municipal land resources administration authorities.

The land sediment focus area controls strict control over the approval of new hydrothermal hydrothermal mining in the new near-largest town group heat water limitation, and the use of water from geothermal water in the new near-house cell cell hydrothermal geothermal has been used to instruction and the use of water for geothermal water is not a breakthrough. Ground sediments are not allowed to break the water-control targets in the area of general control, and beyond the indicators should reduce the level of extraction, strengthen re-incruitment, restore water and prevent the spoiler of land.

Article 27 should be accompanied by the construction of a refrigeration system in all parts of the new geothermal water harvesting process, and the existing geothermal water-based water-dependent engineering system should be completed. Reaching of geothermal water is to meet regulatory and geothermal resource management requirements. The hydrothermal source heat pumps project should be re-incruited and the cost of recapturing was borne by the backbone.

The water quality of the water backed water is not poor than the source water quality.

The property rights unit of the land sediment governance works should be presented to the water administration authorities within 10 days of the completion of the work.

Chapter IV Monitoring facilities, governance engineering protection

The maintenance of the management and governance works of the land sediment monitoring facility is vested with the owner and the responsible manager can be entrusted with the custody of the relevant units and the custody of the relevant units, and shall sign a letter of custody and clear responsibility.

Article 31 prohibits the following acts of endangering, damaging and reducing the safety and effectiveness of land sediment monitoring facilities:

(i) Expropriation, damage and destruction of land sediment monitoring facilities;

(ii) The unauthorized removal, relocation of ground sediment monitoring facilities and the use of temporary measurement signs;

(iii) burning, farming, extraction, excavation or expropriation of land-based sediment monitoring facilities within the area of land sediment monitoring facilities;

(iv) To extract stones, explosions, fires, and heavy power lines within 50 metres of ground sediment monitoring facilities;

(v) Building buildings that affect the effectiveness of the use of land sediment monitoring facilities within the area of land sediment monitoring facilities;

(vi) The establishment of communications facilities at the ground sediment monitoring facility, the establishment of a watchdog, tent, livestock or other attachories that may undermine the destruction of sediment monitoring facilities;

(vii) The unauthorized removal of buildings with ground sediment monitoring facilities or the removal of ground sediment monitoring facilities on buildings;

(viii) Other hazards, damage, reduction of the safety and effectiveness of land sediment monitoring facilities.

Article 31 prohibits the destruction and destruction of land sediment governance works, and does not stop the use of ground-breaking governance works such as backbone.

Article III provides for the removal of ground sediment monitoring facilities or governance works due to the need for engineering construction, with the consent of the monitoring facility or the management unit and the full cost of relocation.

Prior to the removal of land sediment monitoring facilities or governance works, the property rights unit should re-establish the ground sediment monitoring facility or governance works in accordance with the requirements of municipal control planning to ensure that monitoring data integrity or governance works are effective.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, the construction unit consists of one of the following acts, which are being restructured by the water administration authorities, and a fine of more than 3,000 dollars after the delay.

(i) The construction of ground sediment monitoring facilities or no monitoring as required;

(ii) There is a need to distract the pumping of groundwater, to the extent that water resources are not validated or to establish land sediment control measures;

(iii) The failure to implement the rescheduling measures in the light of underground water construction;

(iv) No monitoring of ground sediments in the area affected by construction is required in the process of extracting groundwater.

Article 34, in violation of the present approach, provides that the property units of the land sediment monitoring facility or management units do not submit the information as required, are sent by the municipal water administration authorities for a period of time; and that the late delivery is fined by more than 5,000 dollars.

Article XV, in violation of this approach, provides that units engaged in geospatial assessment are falsely reported or falsely provided with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars by the water administration authorities; in serious circumstances, the territorial resource administration authorities revoke their credentials by law.

In violation of this approach, geothermal water access works have not been matched by the requirement for the construction of the same-safeeding system or the failure to recover, which is being converted by the water administration authorities or the territorial resource administrative authorities; and are not reformulated by the water administration authorities or by the territorial resource administration authorities to impose penalties under the relevant provisions of the Geological Disaster Control Regulations.

Article 37 violates the provisions of this approach that endangers, undermines, reduces the safety and effectiveness of land sediment monitoring facilities or undermines, destroys land-based sediment governance works, and is subject to the responsibility of the water administration authorities to put an end to the offence, restore the status quo or take remedial measures, which can be fined by 500,000 dollars.

In violation of this approach, prior to the removal of ground sediment monitoring facilities or governance works, the property rights unit has not been required to re-establish the ground sediment monitoring facility or the governance works, with the responsibility of the water administrative authorities to fill the construction of ground demission monitoring facilities or governance works, with a fine of up to $30,000.

Annex VI

Article 39 of this approach is implemented effective 3 February 2014.