In order to strengthen urban water supply management, to guarantee urban life, production, fire and other water demand and urban water security, to preserve the legitimate rights and interests of urban water providers and urban water users, and to develop this approach in line with laws, regulations and regulations such as the Water Supply Regulations of the People's Republic of China.

Article 2: Urban water companies and units and individuals using urban water supply within the city's administration are subject to this approach.

Article 3. Urban water supply should be guided by the principles of integrated use and water conservation

Evidence water security, priority is given to securing water for the inhabitants and the integration of industrial water and other water.

Article IV. Management of urban and rural construction services responsible for water supply throughout the city

Cooperation.

The urban water supply authorities in the district (zone) are responsible for the management of urban water in the current administration.

Sectors such as development reform, public safety, finance, land resources, water, sanitation, environmental protection, planning, urban administration, business, quality, goods and services are governed by their respective responsibilities.

Article 5

National economic and social development planning to ensure that urban public water infrastructure is invested and adapted to urban development needs.

Chapter II

Article 6. Environmental protection authorities should jointly delineate water-water protected areas with housing and rural-urban construction, water, planning, land resources and hygiene.

The protected area border should establish a clear warning signal. In the area of protection, all pollution of water quality is prohibited.

Article 7. Water and urban water supply authorities should strengthen the management and monitoring of urban water sources and provide dynamic monitoring of urban water sources.

Article 8. Environmental protection authorities should strengthen the management and monitoring of water pollution in urban areas.

Article 9. Within the coverage of the urban public water supply network, the water sector should prohibit the construction of new self-sufficiency sources and the progressive closure of the previously-reserved water sources by law.

Chapter III Urban water supply construction

Article 10 The urban water supply authorities should be organized in accordance with the law, in line with the overall urban planning and integrated water resource planning.

Article 11 new construction, expansion, alteration projects should be designed to build urban water supply facilities (including two water facilities, with the same).

Article 12. Surveys, designs, construction and treasury of urban water supply works should be conducted in accordance with the law

Constraints with corresponding qualifications and compliance with national, local and industry-related technical standards, norms and protocols.

Water supply works are encouraged to use energy-efficient water supply methods and water supply equipment.

Article 13 provides for the construction of water facilities for urban residents in small-scale neighbourhoods, which are designed and constructed in accordance with the law and are responsible for maintenance and management. The housing small-zone construction units should coordinate the design and construction of water facilities for urban residents and undertake the construction of the related pipeline, equipment and housing. The water supply facility for urban residents of the new residential area is owned by urban water supply enterprises.

The construction of water supply facilities for urban residents in the new residential area has been consolidated into the urban infrastructure package, which is earmarked for the construction of water facilities in the residential small area.

The fee collection criteria for urban infrastructure are determined by the Government of the city.

Article 14. Urban water supply works should be designed in conjunction with construction subjects

At the same time, construction was accompanied by the receipt.

Twenty-two water facilities must be established independently and should not be confused with facilities such as firefighting, non-hydration, and the second water facility should have anti-cyclical measures and other safe water supply measures. Twenty-two water facilities using water tanks or water tanks should be treated with poisonation. The design of sanitation standards must meet national health standards.

Article 15. Construction units such as urban water supply enterprises

It should be organized in accordance with the law, with the participation of sectors such as urban water, sanitation, etc.

In the 15-day period following the receipt of a qualified home-based rural and urban construction authority. Outstanding experience

The collection or inspection is not qualified and cannot be used.

When urban water works are completed, construction units should transfer engineering archives within three months to the urban Archives Authority.

Article 16 provides that urban residential water facilities are not in line with engineering standards and sanitation standards and should be adapted in accordance with standard norms.

Article 17 The owners or former management units should be transferred together with the complete completion of the overall morphology, the completion of the structural equipment, the completion of the local gateway works, the installation of the equipment and the maintenance of the facilities files and graphic information.

The urban water supply authorities should develop specific approaches to the transfer of urban residential water facilities with the relevant sectors, with the consent of the Government of the same population.

The water supply facility for the urban dwellers of the sub-referral neighbourhood is owned by urban water providers; the pumps are owned by all owners, and urban water providers are free of charge.

Chapter IV Urban water supply management

Article 19 Urban water providers are subject to registration by the business administration and access to urban water operators licenses issued by the urban water supply authorities and health-care licenses granted by the urban water supply sector, which can engage in urban water production, operation.

Article 20: Urban water supply enterprises should establish a gateway point in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State to monitor water pressure and ensure that the water network pressures are consistent with national standards.

Article 21 Water-water enterprises in cities should refrain from uninterrupted water supply and should not stop unauthorized water supply

Water supply.

For construction, equipment maintenance, etc., it is necessary to stop water supply or drop water supply, and urban water companies should be approved by the urban water supply authorities and communicated to users by 24 hours in advance.

As a result of natural disasters, sudden accidents, etc., urban water supply enterprises should inform users while repairing and restoring water supply as soon as possible.

Removal of water supply for more than twenty-four hours and urban water providers should take

Urgent water supply measures provide basic living water for the population.

Article 22 provides for government pricing in urban water prices, based on the principle of compensation costs, reasonable benefits, fair burden, and water-saving, in accordance with the nature of water use.

Water, non-resident water use and three types of pricing for special water.

Functioning and maintenance of water facilities for residents already transferred to property rights

Use should be taken into account for the operating costs of urban water companies. Urban water prices are final to household prices and no businesses and units may absorb any costs outside urban water prices.

Article 23. Costs of urban water supply pricing are governed by a system that combines regular custodial trials with customised wings, with regular visits every three years. Urban water prices should be adjusted on the basis of the approved cost of operating water companies.

There is a need to adjust the water prices of urban residents and to hold hearings in accordance with the law.

Article 24 Firewater facilities should be dedicated. Fire water can only be used for fire-fighting rescue, risk-recovery and social assistance, and not for firefighting needs, any unit and individual

Non-use.

The construction, management and maintenance of public fire water supply facilities is the responsibility of urban water providers.

At the time of the destruction of fires, there should be an impact-and-control measure. Urban water supply enterprises should be kept on a regular basis

The public safety fires sector is informed about the maintenance of public fires, and the public safety fires sector should regularly inform urban water providers of information such as the launch of public fires, water time and water use.

Public firewater facilities construction, management and maintenance costs should be included in the financial budget.

Other firewater facilities are headed by the owner to build, manage and maintain.

Article 25

Urban water supply facilities are required.

The original residence should be renovated in accordance with a single household table, as well as the requirement of a household.

The current water supply company is released to the household, to the household and to the service. The costing criteria in the transformation are implemented in accordance with the criteria established by the price authorities.

Article 26 provides new construction and the transfer of the second water supply facility in the residential small area for the operation of the electricity price by a water supply company to implement the residential electricity price.

Article 27, prior to the installation of the water table, the construction unit shall apply for the first mandatory screening of the mandated measurement body, without determination or determination, and shall not be installed.

Article twenty-eighth users' objections to water table measurements require screening, and the statutory measurement body should be delegated to review. The vetting is qualified and the charges are borne by the user; the vetting is not qualified and the charges are borne by urban water suppliers. The user's current water costs are calculated on the basis of the findings.

If the user finds that the water tables are damaged and cannot continue to be used, it should be informed in a timely manner of urban water supply enterprises that are replaced by the urban water supply enterprises with the same-calibre water table, with the exception of man-made water companies, and that water costs are paid on average water consumption for the previous three months.

Article 29 should be measured in different categories of water for the same user. For user reasons, the price of water cannot be applied in accordance with the corresponding maximum categories; for the reasons of the water industry, the price of water is applied in the corresponding minimum categories.

Article 33 users who make use of public water, changing the nature of water use, halting water use, rehabilitating water, and more households are required to work with the urban water supply enterprises to deal with the relevant handimeters.

In addition, contracts for water use were concluded to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.

Urban water supply authorities should prepare model text for water contracts with business administration.

Urban water supply enterprises should guarantee water supply in accordance with contractual agreements. Users should pay water expenses within the time the contract was agreed. Users who do not pay water expenses on an expiry date are notified by the water supply company to the water cost and the user has not paid the water fee for more than thirty days after the receipt of a notice of the water fee, and the water industry has been treated in accordance with the contract agreement after an eighteen hours notice.

Article 31 prohibits the diversion of any user for urban public water and prohibits the use of urban public water by:

(i) Direct pump pump pumps in urban public water pipelines and subsidiary facilities;

(ii) Removal of water tables by urban water supply enterprises;

(iii) To dismantle, forfeiture and open the settlement of the water table to prevent the water use of devices;

(iv) The stagnation, failure and reversal of the water table;

(v) Utilized water;

(vi) conceal or change the nature of water;

(vii) Otherfts of urban public water supply.

Article 32 Conducts the amount and time of public water supply in urban areas, according to the following criteria

For example:

(i) Identifying the start-up of theft of water, which is used by the routing of water use to be calculated at the time of theft;

(ii) Theft of water prior to the settlement of the water table, which is based on the difference between the quantity of the water table and the water table. The top of the surface of the settlement of the water table is calculated at the top of the surface;

(iii) It was not possible to determine the start of theft of water and the number of days of theft of water was calculated at 10010 days. The water use for buildings, catering, beblocated is calculated on a 12-hour basis for the daily burning of water for other operations, at eight hours, and for water use, such as life, administrative cause, is calculated at four hours.

Chapter V

The urban water supply authorities should strengthen the monitoring of water quality, water pressure and maintenance in water supply enterprises, self-established water supply units, and the second water facility operation management unit. Monitoring bodies with corresponding qualifications are regularly commissioned to test water quality and to issue water quality announcements to society.

The health-care service should monitor water quality in line with its responsibilities.

Article 34 XIV of the responsibility for the maintenance of urban water facilities in order to resolve the water table before the end of the water table is maintained by urban water supply enterprises; after the end of the water use, the user or the owner is responsible for maintenance.

Article XV Urban water supply enterprises, self-building facilities water supply units, and two water supplies

The operation management units should regularly monitor, maintain and ensure the safe operation of the managed urban water facility.

The unit user builds its own water supply facilities, which are managed by units and can also be entrusted with the management of water supply enterprises.

Article 36 directly engages in a health-care examination to obtain a health-qualified certificate and conducts a health check every year. Persons directly involved in the provision and management of water are not allowed to take care without health knowledge training.

Article 37 Urban water companies, self-established facilities water supply units should establish a sound water quality testing system that conducts water quality testing in accordance with the relevant technical standards and norms, ensuring that water quality is in line with national standards and reporting on results, water quality statements to urban water authorities on a monthly basis.

The second water facility operation management unit should establish a water quality management file with specialized agencies.

(a) A staff member who strengthens water quality management and is responsible for the maintenance, maintenance and maintenance of facilities such as water, water pumps, water pipelines and related processing equipment. The various types of storage equipment, such as water tanks, water boxes, are regularly cleaned and poisoned and cannot be less than once a year. In accordance with national standard norms, units with corresponding qualifications are entrusted with regular testing of water quality and no less than once a year.

Article 338 Urban water companies, self-established facilities water supply units, and the two water facility operation management units should develop emergency pre-disaster emergencies for urban water quality. Where water quality is found to be less than the relevant standards, appropriate measures should be taken in accordance with emergency scenarios and informed the affected users that water quality may cause damage to human health, and should be reported immediately to the urban water supply authorities, health-care-dependent authorities.

When urban water supply authorities, health-care authorities receive water quality reports or water quality complaints, disposal should be carried out in a timely manner, taking the necessary measures to establish the necessary measures.

Safeguarding water supply.

Article 39, in the context of security protection under the established urban water pipeline and its subsidiary facilities, requires the consent and protection of the urban water supply authorities and other relevant departments in connection with construction of buildings, constructions and saving items.

Article 40 Before the start of work projects within the coverage of the urban Public Water Supply Network, construction units should be made available to urban water providers to identify water supply facilities. Construction may affect the safety of water supply facilities, and construction units should enter into water facilities protection agreements with urban water supply enterprises.

As a result of the construction of water facilities damaged, construction units should immediately inform urban water supply enterprises for the rehabilitation of the cost of repair and compensation for losses.

Article 40 states that construction units shall enter into agreements with urban water companies prior to the start of the construction work and that they are required to renovate, dismantle or transport public water facilities in urban areas.

The cost incurred by the urban water supply authorities and other relevant departments is borne by the construction units; no unauthorized alterations, demolitions and relocation of urban public water supplies are not permitted.

Ibid.

Article 42 does not allow for the link between self-established water facilities and two water supply facilities and urban public water supply facilities; for special circumstances, urban water supply should be sought

Business agrees and takes the necessary protection measures at the pipeline link.

Prohibition of the production of water management networks by units that produce or use toxic hazardous substances

It is directly linked to the urban Public Water Supply Network system.

Chapter VI

Article 43 thirteenth states that urban water providers should demonstrate water procedures, service norms, complaints telephones, fees projects and standards in operating places, and provide access to water, water prices, water costs and related matters, and user dissatisfaction with the results of the searches, and water companies should be processed and answered within three working days of the objection.

Article 44

(a) A user consultation, access and complaint; a response to the user's counseling and complaint shall be made within two hours after the receipt of the user's advice and complaint is completed within seven days;

Article 48 fifteenth city water companies should collect water fees to users in accordance with the contract agreed time and manner, in accordance with the water tables approved by the price authorities and determined by the State's statutory measurement body.

Article 46 users, after receiving a reminder of the payment of water expenses from urban water companies, have contested water costs, which can be presented to the water supply industry within seven days from the date of receipt of a notice of the receipt of the water fee and the water industry should respond to users within seven days; the user's failure to respond to or respond to unsatisfactory water supply enterprises can lodge a complaint to the urban water supply authorities.

Article 47 states that urban water providers shall be the cause, time and scope of the suspension of water through, inter alia, media or posting of signals. Users can allocate a water supply service hotline to address the causes of water supply and the recovery of water supply times, and water providers should

The responses were received.

Article 48 provides that urban water companies have caused water pipelines for their own causes, causing direct loss to users and should assume civil responsibility.

Article 49 Business service enterprises or other units with managerial responsibilities shall not be subject to the suspension of the water supply of the user by the user's transaction management costs or other reasons.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 50, in violation of this approach, does not have access to urban water to operate for the production of urban utilities, and is subject to a fine of over one thousand yen by the urban water supply authorities in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Construction Regulation of the Province of San Orientale province.

In violation of this approach, one of the following acts has been warned by the urban water supply authorities in accordance with the Urban Water Quality Management Provisions of the Ministry of Housing and Rural Development, and fined by over two thousand dollars:

(i) The failure of urban water supply units to establish emergency pre-disaster emergencies for urban water quality

(b) To ensure that the Government of the Republic of the Congo does not comply with its obligations under the Convention;

(ii) Urban water supply enterprises do not report water quality statements as prescribed.

Article 52, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is provided by cities for urban purposes.

The water authorities caution in accordance with the Urban Water Quality Management Provisions of the Ministry of Housing and Rural Development and impose a fine of three million dollars:

(i) Water quality does not meet the relevant national standards;

(ii) Urban water supply enterprises, self-building facilities water supply units, and two water facilities operate

No water quality testing or inspection is carried out in accordance with the regulations;

(iii) The second water facility operation management unit does not clerk all types of storage facilities as required;

(iv) Urban water companies, self-established facilities water supply units, and two water management units conceal, debriefing, false news of water quality or water quality information;

(v) Other acts that endanger water quality in urban areas.

Article 53, in violation of this approach, provides that survey, design, construction, construction, engineering units go beyond the unit's level of qualifications to cover urban water supply works, which are terminated by the housing urban and rural construction authorities in accordance with the construction work quality management regulations, that the investigation, design unit or the contract agreement of the engineering unit is subject to a reduction in the number of fines, design fees or treasury payments, and that the construction unit's engineering contract is subject to a fine of up to four per cent of the total amount of the authorized for the purpose of the removal of the offence;

The failure to obtain a certificate of qualifications to cover urban water supply works is prohibited by fines imposed under the preceding paragraph; it is forfeiture with proceeds of conflict.

Emission of a certificate of credit for urban water supply works by means of deceivation, a payment of fines pursuant to paragraph 1 of this article, and confiscation of proceeds of conflict.

Article 54, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts is committed by the urban water supply authorities, in accordance with the provisions of the Urban Construction Regulation of the Province of San Orientale province, to correct their deadlines and impose a fine of up to two thousand dollars:

(i) Direct pump pump pumps in urban public water pipelines;

(ii) Renovate buildings within the framework of urban water pipelines and facilities safety distances

Materials, constructions and storage items.

Article 55 addresses the provisions of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations in violation of the management provisions of water, sanitation, environmental protection, rural and urban construction and quality of housing.

Article 56 violates the provisions of this approach and constitutes a violation of the management of the law.

Public security authorities are punished by law; they constitute crimes and are criminalized by law.

Article 57: The urban water supply authorities and other sector staff play a role in neglect, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, which are governed by the law by the relevant authorities; constitutes an offence and hold criminal responsibility under the law.

Chapter VIII

The meaning of the following terms of this approach is:

(i) Urban water supply means urban public water supply and subsistence water.

(ii) Urban public water supply means a public water pipeline and accompanying urban water supply enterprises.

The facilities provide water for the lives, production, fire and other construction of units and residents.

(iii) The water supply of self-constructed facilities means water pipelines constructed by urban water units and their subsidiary facilities, mainly for the lives, production and other construction of the unit.

(iv) Urban water supply works refer to the construction of raw water harvests, raw water treatment, raw water distribution, and two water supplies for cities that provide living, production, operation, etc.

(v) The second water facility refers to the storage, weighting and retransmission of public water supplies to terminals.

user water facilities. These include water pipelines, water tanks, stress water containers, water pumps, doors, electrical control devices, poisoning equipment, deep handling equipment, water quality control equipment.

Article 59 The Government of the Municipalities, which was launched on 28 March 2000, repealed simultaneously by the Mean Metropolitan Cities for Water Management (No.