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(Summit No. 63 of 11 December 2007 of the Government of the Turkmen Government considered the adoption of the Decree No. 125 of 17 January 2008 of the Order No. 125 of the Government of the Republic of China, which came into force on 1 February 2008) Chapter I General Article 1 guarantees the normal functioning of urban drainage facilities, improving the urban water environment, preventing water contamination and promoting economic and social development, and developing this approach in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article II applies to the construction, use, maintenance, operation and management of urban drainage and its facilities in urban planning areas. Article 3. Urban ranking authorities are responsible for the management of urban drainage and renewable water use in urban planning areas. Urban drainage management units are specifically responsible for the management of urban water drainage and its facilities and urban drainage monitoring in urban planning areas. Relevant administrative authorities, such as planning, environmental protection, water and land resources, should be jointly managed in urban drainage management in accordance with their respective responsibilities. Article IV. This approach refers to urban drainage, access to rainwater, transport, treatment, emissions and regeneration. This approach refers to urban drainage facilities that are urban drainage networks, urban sewerage concentration facilities, regenerational water utilization facilities and their subsidiary facilities. This approach refers to units and individuals directly or indirectly draining water to urban drainage facilities. This approach refers to non-hydro that urban sewerage is concentrated to meet the relevant water quality standards. Article 5. Urban drainage is guided by the principles of integrated planning, alignment, coordination, popularization and planning, construction, conservation, maintenance, management and re-engineering. The Government of the urban people encourages diversified investments in the construction of urban drainage facilities to support scientific and technical studies related to them. Promoting the application of advanced technologies to increase the management level of drainage facilities. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 6. The Government of the urban population should integrate urban drainage facilities into national economic and social development plans and develop policies conducive to urban drainage development. Investments in urban drainage facilities should have an appropriate proportion of investment in fixed assets. The sewage treatment facility, equipment, can accelerate depreciation. The operation, maintenance, construction costs of urban drainage facilities are budgeted in accordance with the annual plan. Article 7. The Government of the urban population should organize urban planning and urban drainage authorities to prepare specific urban water planning based on urban overall planning. Urban planning administrative authorities should prioritize and retain urban drainage facilities such as urban drainage pumps, sewerage plants, slander disposal sites. Urban drainage authorities should develop annual construction plans for urban drainage facilities, with the approval of the urban people. Article 8. Urban drainage facilities should be constructed in line with the exclusive urban water planning. The drainage should build prefabricated treatment facilities, such as septic tanks, oil tanks or sediments, based on different hydration properties. The export of drainage systems in the street building should be built on the ground. The user drainage facilities cannot be installed in parallel road hubs within the road dividends (including the redundant portion). Article 9. The new construction, alteration, expansion of the construction of urban drainage facilities should be aligned with the construction of urban drainage facilities and should be implemented in accordance with the location approved by the urban planning administrative authorities, in accordance with the principle of urban land circumvention and the technical standards, norms and regulations of urban drainage facilities, in parallel with the construction projects, and at the same time as the construction, construction and inspection, at the same time, the link to the urban drainage network is carried out by the construction units with corresponding qualifications. In various types of construction, where there is overlap or cross-cutting with urban drainage facilities, construction should be stopped immediately and the urban drainage management units should be informed. Article 10. The design, construction and treasury of urban drainage facilities projects should be borne by the corresponding units. The design, construction and administration of urban drainage facilities construction projects are prohibited or are not provided at a level of excellence. Article 11. Urban drainage management units should be involved in the identification of urban drainage facilities and drainage water-dependent households. Unless experienced receipt or inspection of non-qualified drainage facilities shall not be accessed to urban drainage networks. Article 12. Mobile or changing urban drainage facilities shall be organized by the Urban Water Management Unit, upon approval by the Urban Planning Administration and with the consent of the urban drainage authorities. The cost is borne by the construction unit. Chapter III Urban drainage facility management Article 13. Urban drainage systems for rainwater and sewage drainage. The new construction, expansion, alteration and unit-established drainage facility projects should be designed and built in strict compliance with technical requirements for rainwater sequestration. The former rainwater drainage facility should be upgraded according to the relevant provisions and requirements. Article 14. Urban drainage management units should maintain the normal operation of urban drainage facilities, in accordance with the relevant technical norms and standards, responsible for the management of urban drainage facilities and for monitoring, inspection of the quality of maintenance works, ensuring that facilities are well and public safety. The property rights units or management units of the drainage facility should be regularly checked, conserved, maintained and guaranteed the proper operation of the facility, in accordance with urban water conservation, maintenance technical norms. Article 15 shall not be planted in the context of the protection of urban drainage facilities, vegetation and construction of buildings, buildings, constructions, etc., with the consent of the urban drainage authorities and construction in accordance with the relevant requirements: (i) Each five metres on the margins of the hydroline pipeline, each of which is within 1.5 metres on the side of the drainage line; (ii) In each of the two sides of the drainage, each of the three metres from the two sides of the diametery; (iii) Two metres on the side of the recycled water pipeline. Article 16 does not allow any units and individuals to block themselves, evacuate urban drainage pipelines or open rains, sewage wells to carry out the above-mentioned operations and should be organized by urban drainage management units. Article 17 Urban drainage, spillover and damage are caused by the burden of evacuation, chewing and maintenance costs. No toxic harm shall be made available to the urban drainage network. As a result of accidental accidents, toxic orflammable substances are exposed to urban drainage networks, urgent measures should be taken to control developments and report on urban drainage authorities. Article 18 provides for the management or operation of vehicles and machines administered by urban drainage facilities, without prejudice to the movement of vehicles, the route and direction of which are not restricted by traffic symbols, mark lines. Chapter IV Article 19 states that, in accordance with the provisions of the Regulations on the Management of Municipal Facilities, there is a need for direct and indirect drainage of water to urban drainage facilities or for temporary drainage of water, and that the material should be applied to the urban drainage authorities for the processing of urban drainage permits. Urban drainage authorities should take decisions within 20 days of the date of receipt of the application. Access to drainage permits granted by urban drainage authorities or temporary drainage permits can be drained. Article 20 shall apply for the processing of urban drainage permits and shall submit the following materials: (i) Urban drainage licence application forms; (ii) Princies and narrative materials related to specialized testing wells, sewerage and calibration; (iii) Relevant materials for the construction of wastewater treatment facilities, as prescribed; (iv) Prioritized water quality and water quality testing reports from quantifiable hydro monitoring bodies within the previous month of the date of the application for exclusive water licence; (v) Emphasis on industrial enterprises should be provided with relevant materials that have been installed at the emission level to test water quantity, water quality. Article 21, which is in line with the following conditions, urban drainage authorities shall make a nuclear release of the Urban Water Licence or the Interim Water Licence: (i) The construction of drainage water facilities in accordance with the relevant technical standards and norms, with experience gained; (ii) The installation of sewage emission points is in line with urban drainage planning requirements; (iii) Removal sewerage is consistent with the relevant standards and provisions such as the Water Quality Standards for Watercourses in Urban Watercourses; (iv) A dedicated test site has been established at the emission level; (v) Emphasis on the installation of an online test mechanism for water quantity and water quality at the emission level, with the corresponding detection capacity and testing system; (vi) The sediments of all types of construction operations in temporary drainage have been constructed and drainage is consistent with the relevant standards. Article 2, paragraph 2, provides an effective period of five years for the exclusive water licence (the temporary drainage permit) not exceeding two years. Emissions of wastewater will need to be continued for the expiry of the Interim Water Licence permit and drainage shall be completed at an effective date. Thirty days ago, an application was made to the urban drainage authorities. Urban drainage authorities should, upon request, decide whether to grant continuity before the expiry of the effective period. To grant continuity, the release of water permits extends for a period of five years, the Interim Water Licence, which extends beyond one year. Article 23 In accordance with conditions, the granting of a nuclear water licence to the city; incompatible with conditions and with no serious harm to the urban drainage facility, the nuclear release of the Interim Water Licence permit and the provision of a deadline for renovation. In order to be eligible, the exclusive water licence may be granted; the temporary drainage licence is still incompatible with conditions, and it prohibits the release of wastewater to the urban drainage network and its subsidiary facilities. There is a need to change the content of drainage permits and drainage should reproduce to urban drainage authorities for the processing of urban drainage permits. Article 24 Emphasis should be placed on industrial enterprises and priority drainages to report on the testing data to urban drainage authorities in accordance with water levels, water quality testing systems. Article 25 Article 26 Urban drainage authorities are responsible for entrusting urban drainage monitoring bodies or monitoring bodies with commensurate qualifications to monitor water quality, water quantity and establish drain monitoring files. Emissions and sewage-processing enterprises should be subject to inspection by the appropriate quality-based drainage monitoring bodies and should not be treated accordingly. Chapter V Article 27 should be progressively addressed in urban planning areas. The wastewater treatment fee is based on water consumption; the payment of urban wastewater treatment fees by all units and individuals using self-water in urban planning areas; any unit and sector shall not allow for the removal or removal of wastewater treatment fees. Article 28: Urban sewerage charges should be used for the construction, maintenance and operation of urban sewerage emissions and centralized processing facilities, without diversion. Article 29: Urban wastewater concentration units and drainage-processing facilities should ensure the proper operation of wastewater treatment facilities and that the water quality of the treatment should be in line with national emission standards. The sewerage facilities are required to stop operation because of technological upgrading, maintenance, updating or sewerage, and should report on the urban drainage authorities in a timely manner and restore normal functioning within the prescribed time frame. Chapter VI Article 33 The urban planning area should build renewable water use facilities in accordance with the planning and criteria for re-entry. Article 31 should guarantee water quality, water pressure in line with the relevant standards and contractual agreements to ensure water safety. It is prohibited to link the recycling line with the self-governing line. In the area of renewable water supply, the following water should be used as a priority: (i) Urban greenization, dragged toilets, road maps, vehicle washing and construction of buildings; (ii) Industrial production, such as refrigeration, lagging, craft, products; (iii) Appreciating environmental water, such as landscapes and wetlands; (iv) Other uses of renewable water. Article 33 Renewed water prices are implemented after approval by the price authorities. Lifewater users should pay for refuelling water. Article 34 Management of maintenance of refuelling water use facilities is governed by property rights units or commissioned units. Chapter VII Article 35 consists of one of the following acts, which are ordered by the urban exclusive water authorities to stop the design, construction or treasury, the period of time being converted to a fine of up to 30,000 dollars; the design, construction certificate, the circumstances of which have been obtained, and the release of its design, construction or treasury certificate to the licensee: (i) The design, construction or treasury of drainage facilities construction projects without design, construction or qualification; (ii) The design, construction or imprisonment of urban drainage facilities in accordance with national, local technical standards and norms; (iii) The design of maps for approved urban drainage facilities or the unauthorized modification of the paper. Article 36 allows for the transfer of uninformed or unqualified drainage facilities into urban drainage networks, which are converted by urban drainage authorities to the construction of units and are fined up to 2 per cent of the construction works. Article 37 consists of one of the following acts, with the responsibility of the urban drainage water authorities to put an end to the offence and to impose a fine of up to 30,000 dollars; and the loss of the urban drainage facility while also assuming liability: (i) The release of wastewater or arbitrary release of sewage to urban drainage networks and their subsidiary facilities, without the time period, content, or distribution of sewage to the urban drainage network and its subsidiary facilities; (ii) Excellencies, demolitions, relocations or dressing of urban drainage networks and their subsidiary facilities; (iii) Removal of wastewater from urban drainage networks and their subsidiary facilities; (iv) Emissions of sewerage to urban drainage facilities from various construction sites, washing yards and restaurants, without the installation of septic tanks, oil tanks or storage facilities; (v) The construction, construction of buildings, construction materials, vegetation, vegetation or other construction operations in the context of urban drainage facilities protection; (vi) Examination of wells, drainage and drainage by barriers; (vii) No urban drainage authorities are inspected and inspected, concealed or over-marked sewage. Article 33 consists of one of the following acts, with the responsibility of the urban drainage water authorities for the conversion of their deadlines, which could be fined by more than 5,000 yen; resulting in loss and liability: (i) dumping of garbage, residues, construction puls, manures, throwing fires, releases of toxic substances, flammable substances or harmful gases within urban drainage networks and their subsidiary facilities; (ii) Recruiting, blocking or seizing urban drainage; (iii) There is no normative requirement for the construction, cleaning of septic tanks, distributors or sediments; (iv) Other damage, expropriation of urban drainage networks and their subsidiary facilities. Article 39 does not provide for the payment of a period of time for the processing of a slander, with an increase of 5 lapnes. The 30-day period remains unpaid and the use of urban drainage facilities or the application of the enforcement of the People's Court. Article 40. The urban drainage authorities and their managers shall be compensated by law for losses resulting from violations of the legitimate rights and interests of citizens, legal persons or other organizations in violation of their jurisdiction; in the event of serious misconduct by the superior authorities; and in accordance with the law. Chapter VIII Article 40 |
