(Summit 5th ordinary meeting of the people's Government of the city of Pui on 14 June 2012 to consider the adoption of the Order No. 114 of 29 June 2012 of the People's Government Order No. 114 of 29 June 2012.

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of re-entry in the city, ensure the proper functioning of renewable water utilization facilities and promote the integrated use of renewable water resources, and develop this approach in line with the relevant legislation such as the People's Republic of China Water Act.

Article 2 Planning, construction, operation (delivery) and maintenance of refuelling facilities in the city's administration area, the use of renewable water and the associated management activities apply this approach.

Article III refers to the refuelling of water referred to in this approach, which means that urban sewerage can use non-hydro within a certain range of limits by focusing on netization by professional production operators.

Article IV. Integrated use of and related management of renewable water resources in this city should be in line with the requirements for energy consumption and sustainable development. To encourage, support scientific research and technological development in renewable water, accelerate the transformation and industrialization of technological results, introduce and promote new technologies, new processes, new equipment, and continuously increase the use and resourceization of renewable water.

Article 5

In the area of kidnapped, the White Yuobo mine area, the Turkmen right flag, the joint flag of Darhamawa, the rural and urban construction authorities of the solid districts are responsible for the management of refuelling water within their respective administrative areas and receive guidance from urban and rural construction authorities.

The municipal water administrations incorporate renewable water in the integrated planning of renewable water resources use; development and reform, finance, land-use resources, rural and urban planning, environmental management, in line with their respective responsibilities.

Chapter II Planning and construction

The overall planning of cities should be integrated into the development goals for regeneration of water use and in the context of the overall construction of water supply, drainage, ecological environmental protection and urban infrastructure.

Article 7. The municipal water administration authorities are responsible for the development of renewable water resource use planning in accordance with the city's water resource planning, and the urban and rural construction administrative authorities are responsible for the development of renewable water resource utilization facilities in accordance with the overall planning of the city and are organized by the municipal authorities.

Planning for renewable water resources use should be aligned with the development planning of renewable water resources utilization facilities.

Article 8. Develop development planning for renewable water resources use planning and regeneration of water resources use facilities should be guided by the principle of “promoting, integrated planning, scientific downheads, focus-oriented and gradual”; and fully consider the need for green water for industrial water use and urban parking in the northern part of the city, with a view to rationalizing the distribution of water resources, and gradually increasing the proportion of industrial, refuelling, and promoting the use of water resources.

The planning and development planning of renewable water resources use facilities should include the current state of utilization of renewable water resources, urban sewerage forecasting, regenerational water demand analysis, refuelling facilities and scale, near-term construction arrangements and targets, and full consideration of the increase in water use.

Article 9. Governments at all levels should increase their financial resources to vigorously implement development planning for the use of renewable water resources and the construction of renewable water resources use facilities, accelerate progress in the construction of renewable water use facilities, improve the systems of regeneration water use and match the plant network.

Article 10 builds a well-established water price system and water structures, leading water units to actively use renewable water and expand the use of renewable water. In regions where the re-entry water supply planning network can be covered, new construction, alteration, expansion projects can complement the construction of re-entry water use facilities and use of renewable water.

Article 11. The municipal water administration authorities review the industrial construction project (including new construction, alteration, expansion projects) and the water resource argument report should determine the minimum use of the construction project in conjunction with the conditions for refuelling. The construction units should follow up on the use of renewable water in accordance with the approval documents of the water administration authorities.

Industrial construction projects that should be constructed in biomass use facilities should be established, and their renewable water use facilities should be designed in conjunction with the major works, while simultaneously constructed, and delivered, and their investments are included in the overall cost estimates for the major engineering.

Article 12. Surveys, design, construction, treasury units and personnel of renewable water use facilities should have corresponding qualifications and operational qualifications and adhere to technical norms and standards in national and autonomous areas. When engineering projects that complement the construction of re-entry facilities are completed, the re-entry facility should be checked together and informed of the participation of the relevant re-entry units.

Article 13. Construction works relate to re-entry facilities, and construction units or construction units should be identified in a timely manner to reservoir operators prior to their commencement. The construction affects the safety of the refuelling water use facility and the construction units or construction units should agree with the refuelling water operators and take appropriate protection measures.

The construction damaged the refuelling water use facility, which was legally compensated by construction units or construction units.

Article 14. The construction of a refuelling water supply facility, the exhumation, crossing and the temporary occupation of urban roads should take effective safety protection measures that could be taken to renovate the relevant procedures. The destruction of facilities such as roads, greenization should be restored or compensated.

Chapter III Operational and management

Article 15. Renewable water operators should have renewable water use facilities, operating funds, professional technology forces, emergency trucks and equipment adapted to the scale of refuelling water supply, security production management systems and service norms, access to evidence provided under relevant laws, regulations and reporting to municipal and rural construction administrative authorities.

Article 16 Renewable water operators should be well-established for the refuelling water monitoring system, establish rehydrate water quality testing institutions, equipped with relevant testing technicians and equipment, and should be eligible accordingly, in accordance with the State-mandated water quality testing standards, and provide for water quality testing. There is no corresponding recyclical capability for water quality testing, entrusting testing with the appropriate quality of renewable water quality testing institutions.

The urban and rural construction of administrative authorities and their establishment of re-entry monitoring bodies are responsible for monitoring the quality of renewable water and regularly organizing sampling tests on the quality of renewable water.

Article 17 refuelling water supply units enter into water supply contracts with renewable water users. Removal water users have special requirements for rehydration, water quality and water pressure, and additional internal processing facilities, water supply facilities should be implemented with the consent of the refuelling water operators, which can be used by the relevant units.

Article 18 Measures for the use of renewable water users. The water table should be tested by a competent measurement body with a statutory qualifications and determined in accordance with the cycle. Users object to the accuracy of the water table and may submit a test request to the refuelling water supply unit, which is paid by the refuelling water supply unit and returned to the user's share of the cost of refuelling water in the month, and the test fees are borne by the refuelling water users.

No unit or individual shall be used for refuelling of water; no longer-term water user shall deliberately stagnate the water table, lapse or reverse, resulting in loss and shall compensate for loss.

Article 20 Water prices for renewable water are determined by the price administration in accordance with the statutory procedures.

In the use of refuelling water, users have used a water table for varying degrees of the nature of the water use, which is based on the highest water prices of the water use. Changes in the nature of water should be made to the refuelling water operators.

Article 21 Renewed water users shall pay for refuelling water expenses within 15 days of receipt of refuelling water charges. Renewed water users do not pay for refuelling water costs for a month, and the refuelling units have the right to take water-saving measures against re-fuelling users as required. Access to water should be restored in a timely manner, after user replacements.

The responsibility for the management and maintenance of the re-entry water use facility is divided by the water table and re-entry facilities other than the water table (including the water table) are managed and maintained by the refuelling water operators; and the re-entry water use facility within the water table is managed and maintained by the refuel water users.

Article 23 governs the management and maintenance of renewable water use facilities should be worded “non-water” in the water gallery of the refuelling facility. The pipeline for refuelling facilities, the spare parts for equipment such as water boxes should be all painted green and directly linked to other water facilities.

Article 24 no longer-term water users shall be allowed to enter into, resettled, transported, dismantle the refuelling water use facilities managed and maintained by the refuelling water operation units; and, in the case of the construction of work, the need for access, adaptation, relocation, removal and removal, the consent of the refuelling water operators. The cost of accessing, re-engineering, relocation, dismantling of regenerational water utilization facilities is borne by construction units.

Article 25, without the consent of the refuelling water operators, shall not be able to slacken the water pipes and shall not be installed in the refuelling water pipeline.

Article 26 prohibits:

(i) Emissions of toxic hazardous substances and humiliation, such as corrosion, radio, flammable waste, dumping of waste, residues, manure and other wastes;

(ii) Construction (construction);

(iii) Exhumation and spoiling operations;

(iv) The cultivation of trees and crops;

(v) Other damage and intrusion of water supply facilities in urban areas.

As a result of the activities of the former, the consequences of the damage to the re-use of water and water spill should also be subject to the corresponding economic liability in accordance with the law, in addition to administrative responsibilities under the law.

Chapter IV Legal responsibility

In violation of this approach, Article 27 provides that one of the following acts is the responsibility of the urban and rural construction administrative authorities to renovate their deadlines and impose a fine of more than 5,000 dollars and $100,000:

(i) After the completion of the re-entry facility, the acquisition or inspection of the harvest is not carried out in accordance with the relevant national provisions;

(ii) No reference to “non-hydro” to be noted by the Renewal Water Use Facility Exports Branch, as required;

(iii) The price of renewable water supply is not implemented in accordance with the criteria established by the price administration authorities;

(iv) Execution of the proceedings in accordance with this approach.

Article 28, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is committed by the urban and rural-building administrative authorities to order their duration and warnings with the relevant law enforcement authorities; in the event of a serious loss, compensation shall be paid for damages and fines of 1000 dollars for individuals, fines of more than 100,000 units and up to 300,000 dollars; and in subparagraph (i) of this article, violations of the administration of justice or the commission of criminal liability:

(i) Theft of refuelling water;

(ii) The unauthorized installation of water pumping devices in the refuelling water pipeline;

(iii) The unauthorized launch of the arsenal of water supply;

(iv) In violation of article 26 of the present approach, activities to endanger the safety of regenerational water use facilities in the context of the safe protection of the delineated rehydration facilities.

Article 29, in violation of this approach, provides that no further water use is carried out in accordance with the relevant approval documents by the water administration authorities, with the responsibility of the water administration authorities to renovate their deadlines and impose a fine of more than 100,000 dollars and $300,000.

Article 33, all relevant departments, units and staff of the renewable water administration, toys negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, are administratively disposed of by their units or superior bodies, and to hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Chapter V

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