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Xi River Channel Sand Mining Management

Original Language Title: 西安市河道采砂管理办法

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(Summit No. 78 of 20 April 2005 of the Government of the Western Indian Republic considered the adoption of Decree No. 56 of 11 June 2005 of the People's Government Order No. 56 of 11 June 2005 on 1 August 2005)

Article I, in order to strengthen the rehabilitation and management of the river, preserve the stability of the river and the beds, guarantee the safety and access to the facilities such as shelter, railways, roads, bridges, and develop a rational approach based on the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, such as the Water Act of the People's Republic of China, the Toang Rivers Regulation Regulations of the Republic of China.
Article 2
Article 3 of this approach refers to activities such as the use of sands, bulldozers and golds (including the extraction of other metals and non-metallic) within the framework of river management.
Article IV. The municipal water administration is the competent organ of the river.
In accordance with the management authority of the river, the district and district water administrations are responsible for the management and oversight of the shrines in the current administration area and are subject to the supervision and guidance of the municipal water administration.
Article 5 Coordinated management and sub-sector management and the principles of legal mining, reasonable utilization and integrated balance, and overall control, in accordance with the requirements conducive to the development of an economic and vibrant ecological environment, guarantees the stability of the river, the smooth flow of the river and the safety of the berm, railway, roads, bridges, pipelines, cables, communications cables, hydrological observation facilities and access to river engineering facilities.
Article 6. The water administration sector should establish the status of rivers, rivers and sands, stones, soils, in the context of river protection planning, rehabilitation planning, integrated planning for rivers, delineation of extractive areas, restricted zones, and the establishment of a restricted period of time to limit the depth of mining and total annual mining. On the border river, the territorial management of the administrative boundaries of the river centre line and the civil affairs sector should be carried out.
Article 7 The river has been approved and should be strictly enforced and be modified, with the consent of the original approval authority.
River sand planning involves the safe protection of facilities such as railways, roads, electricity, communications, pipelines, and should be consulted by the relevant management.
Article 8. The water administration sector may, in accordance with the availability of the river or rivers, the impact of the river shrines on the prevention of flood works and related construction facilities, have severely overstretched the rivers, rivers and rivers, which have severely reduced groundwater levels on both sides of the river, provide a comprehensive ban on the views and programmes of the sand, release a notice after approval by the Government of the same people, and report back to the top-level water administration.
Article 9 provides a licence regime for river sands. The units and individuals involved in river sands should be held in the river. The basic conditions and basic procedures for the application and approval of the issuance of the Shelter Licence Licence, should be displayed by the water administration.
The units and individuals involved in river sands should submit to the competent water administration authorities the application for rivers. The water administration sector should complete the approval process within 20 working days from the date of receipt of the application of the river shrine or individuals, in accordance with the planning requirements and the conditions for exploitation, and be granted to the river beds; it is not in accordance with conditions and should be written and justified.
In accordance with the planning requirements and conditions of exploitation, the water administration can determine the licensee by means of public solicitation or open auctions.
Article 10 Leisure permits are issued every year after the end of the summer period, with an effective period not exceeding one year.
There should be no falsification, transfer, alteration, sale, rental and loan of the river.
Article 11. The business exploitation shall be carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations for the local business and tax authorities.
Article 12 shall be subject to the following provisions:
(i) By the end of the month of the month of the month of the approval of the water administration sector or its designated river management units to send to the past month the sand and the next month mining plan;
(ii) strictly operate in accordance with authorized mining sites, mining scope, depth of mining, operational modalities, mining time, sandalstorage sites;
(iii) Removal or re-entry of the photocopy;
(iv) No damage shall be caused to the markings, hydrological observation facilities, lighting of police stations, communications cables, publicity cards, surfaces, surfaces, axes, escorts and river protection forests;
(v) Nothing in the river should be prevented from preventing flooding and flooding.
Article 13 provides facilities for the prevention of flooding within the framework of river management, water hubs, hydrological observation facilities, shores, escorts and railways, roads, bridges, pipelines, transmission lines, communications cables, etc., and the water administration at all levels shall delineate the scope of security protection in accordance with the relevant management and establish clear markings.
It is prohibited to use sands in the context of the safety protection of engineering facilities such as the protection of flood engineering, water works, railways, roads, bridges, water dams, cover gates, hydrological observation facilities, communications cables, gas pipelines, transmission lines. It is prohibited to releas sandals on Hazard projects.
Article 14. The water administration sector or its designated river management units shall regularly check the rivers under their jurisdiction and may affect the safety of the flooding and other engineering facilities, and the water administration sector may change or limit the scope of mining, mining and operational modalities, and, if necessary, should be responsible for halting rivers and for reclaiming rivers.
Article 15 Prohibition of the use of shine machinery in river sands during the period of Mayanga and the placement of shine machinery and shriles within the river must withdraw from the management of the river.
In the context of the state of emergency, the Water Administration and the Commander of the jibou sector have the right to stop the sand and to clear the sandals and shattered equipment, facilities that impede the flood.
Article 16, which is approved by the units or individuals that have taken sands in the river, should establish the route for the vehicle transport. The addresses and programmes for the construction of the crossings should be reviewed by the water administration sector or by the river management units entrusted to it.
Ship vehicles shall be routed in accordance with the designated routes and shall not be damaged by flood protection and affect the risk of flooding.
Article 17 shall pay royalties to the water administration sector or to the river management units entrusted to it by law, subject to the approval of units or individuals that have been taken in rivers. The standard of leakage of resources for the river is applied in accordance with the criteria approved by the provincial price sector and shall not be condoned and increased. The royalties are fully donated and are earmarked for river governance and management.
Article 18
Article 19, in violation of this approach, does not allow for the use of sands within the framework of the management of the river, and is responsible by the water administration for the cessation of violations, forfeiture of illegal sands, forfeiture of proceeds of conflict, and for fines of up to $100,000. In the area of the ban, the ban on the use of sands was fined by more than 300,000 dollars in 2000.
Article 20, in violation of article 10 of this scheme, provides for the forgeration, transfer, modification, sale, rental, loan of royalties, and the payment or suspension of their river-based licences, the collection or cancellation of the fine of 1000 units, the fine of up to 2.0 dollars for individuals, the confiscation of proceeds of the conflict and the imposition of fines of up to $100,000.
Article 21, in violation of article 12, subparagraphs (ii), (iii), of this approach, has been modified by the time limit of responsibility of the water administration and fines of up to $100,000.
Article 22, in violation of article 16 of this approach, is responsible for the transformation of the water administration, in the event of a serious circumstance, the suspension of the river's licence and the imposition of a fine of 1000, personal 200.
Article 23, in violation of article 17 of this scheme, does not pay the royalties on time, with a total amount of 3 per 1,000 live lags per day overdue.
Article 24 may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.
Article 25 Disadvantages, abuse of power, provocative fraud or accident resulting from mismanagement, are subject to administrative disposition by a unit or a superior authority, causing significant loss or constituting an offence, and is criminally prosecuted by the judiciary.
Article 26