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Administrative Measures For Saving Water In Baotou City

Original Language Title: 包头市节约用水管理办法

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(Adopted by the 16th Standing Committee of the People's Government of the Capital of 28 December 2005 No. 108 of the Order No. 108 of 1 March 2006 of the People's Government Order No. 108 of 1 March 2006)

Chapter I General
In order to enhance water efficiency management and achieve sustainable use of water resources, this approach is developed in the light of the laws and regulations of the Water Act of the People's Republic of China and the Plant Town Water Resources Management Regulations.
Article II uses water savings as described in this approach are integrated measures to avoid and reduce water losses and waste, to increase water efficiency and to make scientific and efficient use of water resources.
Article 3.
Article IV. Saving water is guided by the principles of integrated planning, land-use and efficient use, and introduces a system that combines overall water control and quantification management.
Article 5 is responsible for the management of water throughout the city by the Government's water administration authorities (hereinafter referred to as the municipal water administration authorities) and for the direct management of water efficiency in urban planning areas and in the area of the Beotobo.
The Executive Secretary of the Government of the Government of the Sudan's Water Administration (hereinafter referred to as the territorial authorities of the flag area, including nine areas) is responsible for the savings of water management within the present administration.
The Government's water administration authorities in the nine districts are responsible for savings in water management outside urban planning areas in the current administration.
Sections such as development reform, finance, planning, economic, construction, farming, quality technical supervision, and business administration are vested in the management of water resources.
Chapter II Planning
Article 7. The municipal water administration authorities will prepare water-saving planning throughout the city on the basis of water-saving planning and integrated water resource planning across the self-government area, in conjunction with the relevant sectors at this level, based on water-saving planning throughout the city.
Water-saving planning has been approved by the Government of the people at this level and is reported to the top-level water administration authorities.
Article 8
(i) Analysis of the state of water savings and of water potential;
(ii) The principles, bases and objectives for water-saving planning;
(iii) Saving water engineering planning;
(iv) Saving water resources for planning;
(v) Saving water planning implementation measures.
Article 9. The municipal and flag district water administration authorities, based on approved water-saving planning, will develop water-saving programmes with the relevant departments at this level, which are implemented by the Government of the people at this level.
Article 10 water units, based on approved water-saving planning and water-saving programmes, have developed annual water-saving programmes for this unit in the light of the actual practice of this unit, to report back to the water administrative authorities.
Planning for water
Article 11. The executive branch for the development of reforms in the city and flag areas, together with the water administration authorities, has developed the overall water control indicators in the region, based on the availability of surface water, groundwater, refuelling water, and approved by the current people's Government.
Article 12. In addition to other water users (referred to as non-residents of water users) that are used for the use of public subsistence water users, it should apply for the approval of the next year's water use plan, in accordance with industry water availability and production operational requirements.
In accordance with the division of responsibilities, the water administration authorities, in accordance with the overall annual water use control indicators, the relevant industry water supply levels and the production of water-use units, approved the water use plans for the water units and reached the relevant water units under the next year's water plan by 31 December each year.
The new construction, alteration and expansion of non-civil construction projects were made available to the water administration authorities for the approved water use plans.
Article 14. The following non-residents' water plans are approved by the municipal water administration authorities:
(i) Access to water in urban planning areas;
(ii) Access to water in the area of Beytoobo;
(iii) Access to water for more than 3 million cubic metres outside urban planning areas.
In addition to the above-mentioned provisions, their water plans are approved by the Water Administration authorities in the flag district.
Article 15. Water administration authorities are responsible for the implementation of water-use plans.
Article 16 Water units use in accordance with approved water plans. Overplanned or unplanned water use is adjusted through the excess-reduced water price. Specific criteria are implemented in accordance with the provisions of the Government of the People of the Autonomous Region or its price administration authorities.
The water plan needs to be adjusted and the water unit is implemented by the water administration authorities upon approval by the management authority. The water administrative authorities have decided within 15 working days of the date of receipt of the request.
Article 17 reduces their water use plans by using water consumption higher than industrial fixation standards or by industrial water use over industrial standards.
Chapter IV
Article 18 encourages the development and use of non-traditional water resources and the active development of water-efficient agriculture, industry and services, with strict limitations on the construction of high-cost water projects.
Article 19 project on the construction of farmland water, with priority given to the project on irrigation construction in agricultural festivals and water technology adaptation projects.
Article 20 construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects requires water access from the River, the water treasury or land, and the water administration conducts a special review of the reasonableness of the water-saving measures when reviewing the project construction unit report.
Article 21, construction, alteration and expansion, should be accompanied by the construction of water-saving facilities. Water-saving facilities should be used for water-saving processes, the installation of water-based equipment and equipment, and the design, parallel construction and operation of the main subjects.
Agricultural irrigation construction projects included in the region are implemented in accordance with the preceding paragraph. Other agricultural aquifers and water pipelines should also take the necessary measures to prevent water, such as leakage.
The construction, alteration and expansion of non-civil construction projects in Article 2, prior to their use, should apply to water administration authorities for verification of water-saving facilities. The water administrative authorities conducted field verification and written observations within five working days from the date of receipt of verification requests.
Without the verification and verification of water-saving facilities, or incompatible with approved design programmes, the water administration authorities do not approve water plans and the water supply units shall not supply water.
The water administration does not conduct field verification or written observations within the prescribed time frame as verification.
Article 23 has been installed in the use of high-cost water processes, equipment and equipment for phase-out, and the use of units has been replaced or renovated within the prescribed time frame.
Article 24 provides that industrial water units should use advanced technologies, processes and equipment to increase the number of cyclical water use and increase the rate of duplication of water use.
The use rate of indirect refrigeration is not less than 98 per cent.
The rate of production of industrial water for drinking and drinking water is no less than 70 per cent of raw materials.
Article 25 Industrial water units should establish a three-tier measurement management system. The water unit has installed a water table at the level of the plant, the workshop, the work sheet, and has installed a three-tier water table for the water use of equipment above 10 cubic metres.
One and the secondary water tables have been installed by 100 per cent and the three water tables have been installed by more than 95 per cent.
Article 26 Industrial water units have a water balance test system.
The monthly water use unit, more than 2000 cubic metres, conducted a water-balance test every three years, which was reviewed by the water administration authorities.
In the event of changes in production structures and production processes, a review was carried out over half years.
Article 27 Governments of the urban and flag areas should actively promote the use of new water irrigation technologies such as micro-industry, spraying, and the reduction of large-scale watersheds and the effective use of irrigation water; and promote the full improvement of agricultural water efficiency through the promotion of land conservation, the conversion of plots, deep farming, small-scale farming, saving water, landing and planting drought crops.
Article 28 irrigated water units and individuals should install measurable and qualified metrics to pay water for approved irrigation.
Agricultural wells were replaced with non-agricultural uses, and water units were used to change procedures with water administration authorities.
Article 29 states that swiming places, water recreation sites, behing spaces and landscape water should be constructed to build recycling water systems, install, use water-based equipment and equipment, and recycle use in order to ensure compliance with the corresponding water quality requirements.
Article 33 Industrial enterprises, parking greenization, sanitation, washing, and building industry use refuels that meet water quality requirements.
The greening of the use of non-renewable flora and fauna should be used in the form of water irrigation, such as spraying, microclination and drip. Those methods could not be used for irrigation, and the period of time was renovated.
Article 33 Water units should strengthen the management and maintenance of already constructed water facilities, equipment and equipment to ensure the operation. The water units should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner by means of technology backwards and reduced functional water facilities, equipment and equipment.
Article 32 Water units should strengthen access to water measurement management, install qualified measurements, periodically check-ups, and report to the water administration authorities on the basis of monthly statements and relevant information. Water metrics were damaged and water units were replaced in a timely manner.
The inspection and maintenance of the measurements are carried out by the mandated measurement inspection body.
Chapter V Oversight management
Article 33 The municipal economic authorities will publish at least once a year a national selection (technical) criteria and accreditation of water products and a directory of national orders for the phase-out of water processes, equipment and equipment.
Article 34, Municipal and flag district water administration authorities, in conjunction with the relevant departments, will strengthen the inspection and evaluation of water supply enterprises and reduce the lapse rate.
Water-water enterprises conduct regular routings to ensure that the lapse rate is not higher than the national standards.
Units with self-financing water should take effective measures to reduce the loss rate of water pipelines and maintain the basic balance of access to water and water.
Article XV provides regular screening guidance on water use in water supply enterprises and production of water units to help water units improve water efficiency and improve management levels. Archives were established for monitoring inspections (subjects).
Article XVI of the city and flag district water administrations will work with the relevant departments to develop a system for evaluation of indicators for water units, to evaluate the implementation of water supply units and to propose corrective requirements.
Article 37 encourages units and individuals to report waste of water.
The water administration authorities conduct prompt investigations into the reporting line and keep the reportingers confidential. The report is reported that, within 48 hours after the investigation of the reporting line, the results of the investigation will be feedback to the reporting person. It is true that the identification report provides incentives for the reportingers that provide major linears and evidence for significant waste of water.
Chapter VI Legal responsibility
Article 338 imposes penalties for violations of the provisions of this approach by the municipal or flag territorial waters administration authorities.
In violation of this approach, the construction, alteration, expansion of non-civil construction projects, the accompanying water-saving facilities do not apply for verification, lack of construction or self-exploitation in the approved design programme, order the cessation of the offence, the conversion of the deadline and the imposition of a fine of more than 1000,000 dollars.
In violation of this approach, there is one of the following acts, responsible for the cessation of the offence and the period of time being changed. Until such time, the unit was fined by a fine of up to €300,000 to impose a fine of up to 1000 for corporate entities; in the event of a serious situation, the Government of the city or the flag area could stop the supply.
(i) Indirect refrigeration rates of less than 98 per cent;
(ii) The production of industrial water for drinking and drinking water is less than 70 per cent of the water for raw materials;
(iii) Industrial water units do not conduct water balance tests as prescribed;
(iv) The swimming space, water recreation sites and washing sites are not subject to prescribed water measures;
(v) Industrial enterprises in the area covered by the rehydration line, the washing industry, the construction industry refuses to use renewable water that meets water quality requirements;
(vi) Water facilities, equipment and equipment that have not been repaired in a timely manner or replaced with technology lagging behind, functionally reduced water facilities;
(vii) Water-water enterprises do not take effective measures to reduce the loss of water pipelines, leading to a higher drop in the water supply network than national standards.
In violation of this approach, agricultural wells have been converted to non-agricultural uses without the consent of the water administration authorities to stop violations, to change the deadline and to impose a fine of up to 100 million dollars for all wells; and to collect water resources for water units in accordance with the requirements of the self-government.
Article 42, in violation of this approach, provides that the installation of water-use devices using national orders for phase-out has not been replaced with the time limit to be changed. The total amount of up to $50 million was fined by a fine of up to $0.
Article 43 violates the provisions of this approach by modifying the time limit by one of the following acts. Unprocessarily, the unit was fined by more than €200 million, and the corporate representative of the unit was fined by more than 100 million.
(i) Background water is not used as a prescribed water measure;
(ii) Greenization in parking areas covered by the refuelling line and the denial of access to renewable water in line with water quality requirements;
(iii) The use of non-renewable flora and fauna in the greenization of parks, and the use of water irrigation methods such as spraying, micro spraying, dripping, etc. within the prescribed period;
(iv) The water unit does not report the water statistics statements, relevant information, as required;
(v) Water units do not install water measurements as prescribed.
Article 44 State staff play a role in the management of water, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, administrative disposition by their units or superior administrative authorities, and a consequential liability under the law for the loss of State, collective and parties, which constitutes a crime and hold its criminal responsibility under the law.
Article 42 does not impose administrative penalties on the parties and may apply for administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law. The failure of the parties to apply for reconsideration or for failure to bring a decision to a punishment is not carried out, and the executive organs that have made administrative penalties apply for enforcement by the People's Court.
Chapter VII
Article 46 of this approach refers to systems such as water equipment, processes, equipment, measurements, refuelling and rainwater harvesting.
Article 47 is implemented effective 1 May 2006.