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(Act No. 183 of 12 March 2008 of the People's Government Order No. 183 dated 1 May 2008) Article 1 develops this approach in accordance with the Johannesburg City Waters Regulations and the relevant laws, regulations and regulations to enhance the management of watershed facilities in construction projects. Article II. Construction and management of various construction projects in urban planning areas and the application of this approach. Water-water facilities include water equipment, processes, equipment, measurement facilities, water use facilities, rainwater harvesting facilities and seawater utilization facilities. In the present approach, water is referred to as a combination of urban drainage to meet the required water quality standards, which can be used for non-renewable water within the appropriate scope of life, municipalities, etc. Article 3 Water facilities should be designed in conjunction with the main works, while at the same time being constructed and used. The design and construction of the water-saving facilities in the project is assumed by the construction units that have the corresponding qualifications. The design, construction units should be designed and constructed in accordance with relevant national, provincial and municipal standards, regulations and technical norms, and design documents should be tailored to professional planning such as water, water supply, water and water quality development. Article IV is responsible for the management of water festivals throughout urban construction projects (hereinafter referred to as municipal water authorities). The municipal water-saving management body is entrusted by the municipal water authorities to assume the specific management of water festivals across the city. The construction project for the design of water for more than 30,000 cubic metres (including 30,000 cubic metres) was managed by the municipal water authorities and other construction projects were managed by district water authorities. Article 5 Article 6 provides incentives for units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution to the construction of water-saving facilities in the project. The municipal water authorities should develop incentives and awareness-raising for the construction of water-saving facilities in the project and be responsible for organizing implementation. Article 7. New construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects for the use of urban water, and in addition to the construction of the urban subsistence water supply pipeline system, the use of pipeline systems should also be used in the form of a water-saving water planning package (hereinafter referred to as non-traditional water resources). All construction projects that meet the requirements for use in the context of non-traditional water resources should be given priority. Article 8 (i) hotels, restaurants with more than 20,000 square meters of construction area; (ii) Other buildings with more than 40,000 square meters. Both buildings are in line with the above-mentioned provisions and are equipped with construction sites and should be constructed in a corresponding scale of medium-sized water utilization facilities. Secondary water sources, or back water, are less than 100 cubic metres per day, could not be built alone, but would need to be accompanied by the construction of non-traditional water resource use pipeline systems. Article 9. The construction project should take the following rainwater use measures to increase the current rainwater peak in the building of the region beyond pre-building rainwater flood flows: (i) The top rainwater should be concentrated in the area of ground-based water or in the collection of use; (ii) The building of the project's pavement for the ground, such as the streets, the square brackets and the courtrooms, should be designed to build water ground or take rainwater harvesting measures. When building the rainwater harvesting system, rainwater handling measures should be available, and source pollution should be addressed on the ground; (iii) Green areas should be designed, built rainwater residue facilities, which are required to be below the surrounding ground. Article 10. Within the context of the use of sea water identified in the water planning, new construction, alteration and expansion projects should be accompanied by the construction of a corresponding sizeable water use facility. Article 11. New construction, alteration and expansion projects should include the content of the water-saving assessment report in the feasibility study document and develop water-saving measures programmes; construction projects that are not conducted in accordance with the law should include the contents of the watershed assessment report in the project design document. The annual assessment of the construction of water festivals for more than 30,000 cubic metres (including 30,000 cubic metres) was approved by the construction units to report to the municipal water authorities. The annual report on the construction of water festivals for water use, which is designed below 30,000 cubic metres, is submitted by the construction units' water authorities. Article 12 Applications approved for the construction of a watershed assessment report for the project should include: (i) The applicant's identification and construction of the watershed assessment report; (ii) Approval documents for construction projects; (iii) Assessment of the project water section and evaluation of the professional advisory bodies. The water authorities shall make approval decisions within 10 days of the date of receipt of the assessment report on the construction of the water section of the project, and the municipal government shall also provide for the time frame for the approval of the project. The main elements of the project-building water section assessment report should include: (i) Construction projects and water user profiles; (ii) The nature of the project and the corresponding industrial policy; (iii) Sources of water use, scale and water and feasibility analysis; (iv) Water processes, water facilities, equipment, and water measurement facilities; (v) Water engineering and technology measures programmes; (vi) An economic impact analysis of water. Article 14. The construction of the water section assessment report is in line with the following conditions and the water authorities should approve: (i) The construction of project water is consistent with the corresponding industrial policies and relevant standards, provisions and technical norms; (ii) There are reasonable sources of water and the scale of water is in line with planning requirements; (iii) The rationality of water pipelines and the engineering facilities and technical measures programmes are in line with the relevant normative, mandated requirements; (iv) Watershed indicators meet the requirements related to water-based cities, businesses (unitions). Changes in the construction of the project's water process, the scale of water use and major water conservation facilities should be submitted for approval by the original review process. Article 15. The construction units shall make the relevant requirements of Article 7, 8, 9 and 10 of this approach explicit in the project design task letters when developing the project design mandate. The design units should be carefully planned, designed in accordance with express content and related standards. In reviewing the construction map design document, the construction map review cell should be conducted in strict compliance with the relevant water provisions and the requirements of this approach, with a view to reviewing the design of water-saving facilities in the project. Article 16 Building units should report on the construction map design of the project water plant, which should include: (i) The applicant's identification and construction of the project water plant construction map for the project; (ii) Review by water authorities of the assessment report on the construction of water festivals for projects; (iii) Construction of project water plant construction map design documents and evaluation of professional advisory bodies. The water authorities should verify the design documents in question and, if one of the following requests, should be responsible for the improvement of the duration of the construction units; the late incorrection of the project's construction water plan: (i) In line with the requirements of the approved watershed assessment report for construction projects; (ii) The crafts, equipment, and accreditation of water-efficient facilities; (iii) The content of the design is in line with the requirements for standards, provisions and technical norms relating to the design of the construction map. Article 17 Construction of project construction units, treasury units should conduct construction and treasury facilities in accordance with the review of qualified construction map design documents. The water authorities should make the required catalogue of materials and the model text available at the office premises. Water authorities can organize training on water-related knowledge for the designers, construction personnel, custodians and day-to-day managers who are involved in the construction of the project water plant. Article 18 Building units should complete the inspection of water-saving facilities in accordance with the relevant provisions and report the results to the water authorities. The material should include the completion maps related to water-saving facilities, the design of maps for water-saving facilities, on-site photographs, product qualifications, construction and inspection records. The water authorities should verify the completion of watershed facilities and the construction units should be synergized. Article 19 users should establish management systems and working protocols for the sound water plant, guarantee the proper functioning of the facility and refrain from stopping the use of the already built water-efficient facilities. The construction projects that have been completed should build and rehabilitate water-saving facilities, use water-efficient devices and build non-traditional water resource development facilities. Article 20 engages in the operation of non-traditional water resources and delivers water to the user through a specific water pipeline, which may be granted by the water authorities in accordance with the relevant provisions. Article 21, construction units should install water measurement facilities in accordance with water-quality testing requirements, which can carry out unit water measurements and meet the daily water management requirements. Different water features should be measured separately. In violation of this approach by the water authorities and their staff, there are one of the following cases to be corrected by their superior administrative organs or by an inspection authority; the legal disposition of the direct responsible supervisors and other direct responsibilities; and the transfer of the judiciary by law: (i) No approval of the watershed assessment report for eligible construction units; (ii) Approval of the watershed assessment report for non-conditional construction units; (iii) The construction of water-saving facilities in construction projects does not carry out oversight functions or oversight in accordance with the law, with serious consequences. Article 23, in violation of this approach, provides that the water plant for new construction, alteration, construction and construction projects has not been completed or has not been used by the State, has been redirected by the water authorities and fined by over 50,000 yen. The construction of the water plant in the project has not been carried out as mandated for the completion of the test and does not approve water use plans. Article 24 The provisional approach to water facilities management in the Shenzhen Economic Zone, issued by the Government Order No. 3 of 31 December 1992, was also repealed. |
