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(Adopted at the 46th ordinary meeting of the People's Government of Chiangong on 8 September 2006 [2006], by Order No. 2 of 26 September 2006 of the People's Government of Chiang Maiang Mai, which was launched effective 1 November 2006) Article 1 promotes the effective use of renewable water, improves the quality of the water system, enhances the utilization of water resources, ensures water security, promotes the cycle of economic development, and develops this approach in accordance with this city's practice. Article II applies to the planning, construction, operation and management of refuelling water use within the city's administration. Article III refers to refuelling water referred to in this approach, which means that the urban industrial sewerage and living sewerage meet national and industrial water quality standards that can be used within a certain range of limits. This approach refers to the wastewater treatment facility and the regeneration of water pipelines, weight pumps, measurement facilities, maintenance stations and other related facilities. Article IV. The water administration in the city (markets, districts) is responsible for the management of regenerational water use in the city. Article 5 Governments encourage scientific research on re-use of water and the introduction and application of advanced technologies, processes, and encourage the construction of renewable water use facilities and support policy and funding. Article 6. Renewed water use planning is organized by the Urban Planning Administration with the Municipal Water Administration and the Urban Management Administration, and is being implemented after approval by the Government of the city. Article 7. The development of urban planning or urban construction should be preceded by the construction of renewable water use facilities. The new construction, alteration and expansion of the urban roads should pave the way for regeneration of water use, as required by the re-entry water use planning. Article 8. The following (referred) water users that meet the conditions of re-entry shall use refuelling: (i) More than 50-metre industrial enterprises; (ii) Plan forests, greenization, landscape, construction, conservation units; (iii) Other units that can be used for refuelling. Removal water projects should be used without the use of surface water or groundwater. Renewable water users, with the approval of the stand-alone water source administration, should agree with the management authority to report backed water sources. Article 9 should be used for refuelling (take) water users and should be based on refuelling water use planning and building norms, standard-building for recycling and its subsidiary facilities. Article 10 new construction, alteration, expansion projects should be used in accordance with the provisions for the use of refuelling water, and their regenerational water utilization facilities and their subsidiary facilities should be designed in parallel with the main works, while construction and delivery. Article 11. The Urban Management Administration should entrust with regular monitoring of the water quality of refuelling by institutions with corresponding qualifications. Article 12. Renewable water operators should establish a sound water quality testing system to ensure that refuel water quality, water pressure and water are in compliance with national and industrial standards. Article 13 provides for the use of refuelling water processed by the self-established water use facility and should be in line with national and industrial standards. Article 14. Renewable water operators should guarantee uninterrupted water supply. The suspension of water supplies for reasons such as construction maintenance shall be communicated to the user at 24 hours in advance, and the equipment failures are promptly excluded. Emerging accidents cannot be communicated to users in advance and should inform users, take the necessary remedial measures and report on the urban administration. Article 15. Renewable water prices are submitted by the re-entry unit, which is implemented by the approval of the price administration and by the approval of the Government of the city. Article 16 shows that external facilities such as rehydro pipelines, water boxes should be painted to a green green and be marked by “non-water” markings by the State in the export service. Article 17 prohibits units and individuals from carrying out the following acts: (i) Interlinkages between refuelling and subsistence water pipelines; (ii) Changes in renewable water use; (iii) Removal of landscape water provided by renewable water operators in public rivers. Article 18 units or individuals have one of the following acts, being corrected by the executive branch of urban management and 1000 fines: (i) Non-use of refuelling water in violation of article 8; (ii) In violation of article 9, no construction of renewable water use facilities or re-entry facilities are required by the State; (iii) In violation of Article 12, the water quality of the water for the refuelling units; (iv) Violations of article 17. Article 19 parties may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The parties did not apply for administrative review, without the prosecution, and did not perform specific administrative acts, and the authorities that had made specific administrative acts sought enforcement by the People's Court. Article 20 Abuse by administrative law enforcement officials, in favour of private fraud, is subject to administrative disposition by their superior authorities or by their units, and is suspected of committing crimes to be transferred to the judiciary. Article 21 |
