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Regulation No. 4 Area In 2009

Original Language Title: Peraturan Daerah Nomor 4 Tahun 2009

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Legislation (Sheet Country Republic Of Indonesia In 2004 Number 53, Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 4389);

8. Law No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Local Government

(Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Year 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437) as amended the second time with Act No. 12 2008 (sheet Of State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4844);

9. Law No. 33 of 2004 on the Financial Balance between

Central Government and Regional Government (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2004 Number 126, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4438);

10. Law Number 26 Of 2007 On The Arranging Of Space (Sheet

The State Of The Republic Of Indonesia In 2007 Number 68, Additional Sheet Of The Republic Of Indonesia Number 4959);

11. Law No. 4 of 2009 on Mineral Mining and Batu

Bara (Sheet State Republic Of Indonesia In 2009 Number 37, Additional Sheet Republic Of Indonesia Number 2831);

12. Government Regulation No. 22 Year 1982 on Water Settings

(leaf State of the Republic of Indonesia in 1982 No. 37, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 3225);

13 Government Regulation No. 82 of 2001 on Water Quality Management

and Control of Water Contamination (Sheet state of the Republic of Indonesia in 2001 No. 153, additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia No. 4161);

14. Government Regulation No. 38 Year 2007 on the Partition of Affairs

Government between government, Provincial Local Government and District District/City Government (State Gazette Indonesia Year 2007 Number 82, Extra Sheet) Republic of Indonesia No. 4737);

15. Government Regulation No. 43 of 2008 on Air Tanah (Indonesian Republic of Indonesia 2008 No. 83, Additional Gazette of the Republic of Indonesia Number 4858);

16. Province of Bangka Belitung Province Number 10 Year 2007 on Formation of Regional Regulations (Sheet Region Province Bangka Belitung In 2007 Number 4 Series E, Additional Sheet Province Of Bangka Archipelago Belitung Number 38);

17. The Province of Bangka Belitung Province Number 4 of 2008 on Government Affairs of the Province of Bangka Belitung Islands (leaf section of the Provincial Islands of Bangka Belitung Islands Year 2008 Number 3 Series E);

18. The Regional Rule of Bangka belitung Islands Number 6 Year 2008 on the Organization and the Regional Works of the Province of Bangka Belitung Islands (Sheet Area Province Of Bangka Belitung Years 2008 Number 2 Series D);

With The Joint Agreement

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PEOPLE OF THE BANGKA ISLANDS PROVINCE

AND

GOVERNOR OF THE BANGKA ISLANDS

M E M U T U S K A N:

Set Up : THE REGULATION OF THE BANGKA BELITUNG PROVINCE AREA ABOUT

THE WATER MANAGEMENT OF THE BANGKA ISLANDS PROVINCE OF BANGKA BELITUNG

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISION

Article 1

In This Region Act, with:

1. It is the province of the Bangka Belitung Islands.

2. The Regional Government is the Governor and the Regional Device as an element of the regional government's organizer.

3. The Governor is the Governor of the Bangka Belitung Islands.

4. District/City is District/City in the Bangka Belitung Islands Province.

5. Bupati/Mayor is Regent/Mayor in County/City in the Bangka Belitung Islands Province.

6. The service is the Provincial Bureau of Mines and Energy of the Bangka Belitung Islands.

7. The head of the Service is the Head of the Mining and Energy Service of the Bangka Belitung Islands.

8. Water Resources is the water, source of water, and the water power contained therein.

9. Groundwater is water that occurs in layers of soil or rock below ground level.

10. Aquifers are a layer of water-saturated rock that can store and carry on sufficient amounts of groundwater to be economically viable.

11. The eye of the water is the occurrence of soil water resettlement caused by several such things as the face of the soil water by morphology.

12. The groundwater basin is a region bordered by the hydrogeologic boundaries, where all hydrogeologic events such as the process of recution, flow, release of groundwater take place.

13. Recharge Area or imcure area is a water-catchment area that is able to add natural groundwater naturally to the Fatherland Basin.

14. Discharge area or groundwater stripping is an area of naturally occurring groundwater in the Fatherland Basin.

15. Groundwater removal is any land-taking activity that is carried out by means of digging, drilling, or by making other structures to be used for water and or for other purposes.

16. Water management patterns are the basic framework of planning, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating the activities of inventories, conservation and groundwater muchings.

17. Groundwater management is an attempt to plan, execute, monitor, and evaluate the activities of inventory, conservation and groundwater mutinies.

18. Groundwater exploration is a detailed groundwater investigation to establish more meticulous/careful about the distribution and characteristics of the source, through geophysical surveys and drilling of groundwater exploration.

19. Soil Water Conservation is an attempt to protect and maintain the existence, conditions, and protection of groundwater in order to maintain the sustainability and or continuity of functions, availability in quantity and adequate quality to meet the needs of the soil. The living things are both now and the ones who will come, the management of the groundwater in order to ensure the accuracy of its quality and ensure the continuity of its availability by maintaining and maintaining its fleas.

20. Groundwater preservation was an attempt to preserve the conditions and the groundwater environment in order not to change.

21. Groundwater protection is an attempt to preserve the existence and prevent damage to the soil and the soil.

22. Groundwater maintenance is an attempt to maintain the presence of groundwater to be available for its function.

23. Groundwater damage control was an attempt to prevent and orchestrate groundwater and restore his condition to refunction as it was.

24. Groundwater pollution is a preventive and countermeasures to ensure the quality of groundwater in order to fit the water quality.

25. Groundwater rehabilitation is an attempt to improve the conditions and environments of groundwater that have experienced a decrease in quantity and or cultivation in order to be better to return to the original term.

26. An inventory of groundwater is an activity for obtaining data and groundwater information.

27. Groundwater stewardship is an attempt by the imposition, the development, and the development of the groundwater optimally, to be useful and useful.

28. Groundwater targeting is an attempt to determine the retrieval zone and the use of groundwater.

29. The use of groundwater is any use of groundwater utilization for various purposes.

30. The development of groundwater is an attempt to increase the functioning of the soil water function in accordance with its supporting power.

31. Groundwater control is an effort that includes setting up activities, research and monitoring of groundwater to ensure that it is prudent in order to preserve the continuity of its availability and its availability.

32. Groundwater surveillance is oversight of the administrative and technical activities of groundwater management to conform to the provisions set.

33. Groundwater company is a commercial use of groundwater utilization.

34. Technical recommendations are the technical requirements that are required to be met in the field of groundwater.

35. Soil water monitoring is a continuous observation and record of changes in the quantity, quality and environment of groundwater caused by changes in the environment and or taking groundwater.

36. The well is a well made to monitor the face and or the quality of the groundwater at a particular aquifer.

37. The well-known network of wells is a set of well-organized well-known pantau wells based on the need for monitoring of the groundwater in a groundwater basin.

38. The drill well is a well-made well that is both mechanically and manually.

39. A well-evaporated well is a well made in order to sink water into the soil at a particular aquifer.

40. An injection well is a well made with a certain diameter to insert water into the ground with the aim of restoring a certain aquifer water condition.

41. The Land Water Exploration permit is permission to conduct a detailed groundwater probe to establish more meticulous about the widening and characteristic of the source of the water.

42. The Groundwater Drilling Permit is the permission to perform the groundwater for exploration purposes and or exploitation of the ground.

43. Groundwater clearance is a permit for extraction and use of groundwater for a variety of purposes.

44. A groundwater company's permit is the use of groundwater to obtain the rights to land water.

45. The right to land water is the right to acquire and use or attempt groundwater for various purposes.

46. The right to use groundwater is the right to wear and acquire groundwater.

47. The right to land water efforts is the right to acquire and attempt to land water.

48. Analysis Regarding the Impact of the Environment (AMDAL) is the study of the major and important impacts of efforts and or activities planned on the life environment required for the decision making process. Hosting and/or activities.

49. The next Environmental Management effort called the UKL and the Environmental Monitoring Effort to be called UPL is an effort undertaken in the management and monitoring of the environment by the performance of the effort and or the activities of the environment. who are not required to perform an Analysis On the Impact of the Environment (AMDAL).

BAB II

PURPOSE, BASIS AND RIGHTS

section 2

The management of the Land Water is hosted with the goal of ensuring availability, utilization, sustainability and continuity as well as the preservation of groundwater for the

Article 3

(1) The management of groundwater based on the intact groundwater basin includes fossil water, mineral water, hot water.

(2) the land water basin in question. verse (1) includes the county/city cross-land water basin.

Section 4

(1) The right to the groundwater is the right to land water consisting of the right to use and the right to make water.

(2) The right to land water as dimcasud in the paragraph (1) cannot be moved. Be partial or entirely to the other party.

Section 5

(1) The right to use groundwater is obtained without permission to meet the needs of drinking water and household as well as other non-commercial needs throughout the amount of its use at a certain extent.

(2) The right to use groundwater requires permission if:

a. The way of safety can lead to a decrease in the quantity and quality of aquifers;

b. intended to meet the needs other than as referred to in the paragraph (1).

CHAPTER III OF AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

Section 6

(1) The Governor in the management of the groundwater has an authority to include:

a. establish a groundwater management policy in the Region of Bangka Belitung province;

b. establishing a groundwater management pattern in the county/township water basin;

c. providing support in the development of groundwater utilization, covering the provision of basin information, spreads of aquifers, quantity and water quality land;

d. prepare institutional, human resources, means and equipment, as well as financing to support groundwater management in the county/kota; underground groundwater basin;

e. coordinate groundwater activities in order for inventory, conservation and groundwater muchings on the county/township water basin;

f. define a groundwater basin in the Province with a map scale in accordance with the applicable provisions;

g. set up and establish the provision, retrieval, deployment, use and soil of the groundwater in the county/township water basin;

h. provide Technical Recommendations for the issuer of exploration drilling permits, use of the use and soil of the groundwater in the county/kota;

i. provide technical assistance in the management of the groundwater to the county/Kota; government of the county;

j. administer data and ground water information in the Province;

k. establish a well-held network of wells in the Regency/Kota;

I land water basin. establish the soil water basin crisis status;

m. facilitate the resolution of a dispute between the local government/city government in the management of the Province of the Province;

n. conducting coaching and training in the field of groundwater management;

o. conducting the monitoring, control and supervision of groundwater use in the city ' s cross-county water basin.

(2) The authority as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised by the Head of the Service.

CHAPTER IV MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES

Part Kesatu

General

Section 7

(1) The management of the groundwater includes planning, execution, monitoring, evaluation of conservation interventions. earth water.

(2) The management of groundwater as referred to in verse (1) is exercised based on a groundwater management strategy with the principle of balance between conservation activities and groundwater muchings.

The Second Part Inventories

Section 8

(1) Inventory of groundwater is the basis of groundwater management.

(2) The inventory of groundwater as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out in each Water Basin.

(3) the Governor and Regent/Mayor in accordance with its authority is mandatory Carry out an inventory of the groundwater as intended in verse (2).

(4) The inventory of groundwater includes mapping activities, enquiries. research, exploration and or evaluation of groundwater data to determine:

a. the spread of the groundwater basin;

b. region of imcure and groundwater stripping;

c. geometry and aquifer characteristics;

d. balance sheet and groundwater potential;

e. planning and groundwater management;

f. take and utilization of groundwater;

g. Soil water conservation efforts.

(5) The results of groundwater inventories as referred to in verse (1), are used as the basis for the preparation of the conservation plan and groundwater mutineers.

(6) Tata the way inventory of groundwater as it is In verse (1) and (2) are further specified by the Governor's Rule.

The third part of the Conservation

Article 9

(1) The conservation of the soil is done to preserve the preservation and the availability, environment support, soil water function as well as maintaining continuity Soil water utilization.

(2) The conservation of groundwater rests on the azas availability, benefit, sustainability and sustainability as well as the environment of groundwater.

(3) The conservation of groundwater as referred to in paragraph (1), is implemented. based on the soil water conservation zone.

(4) The conservation of groundwater as referred to in paragraph (1), carried out through activities:

a. protection and the preservation of groundwater;

b. Groundwater preservation;

c. quality management and groundwater pollution control;

d. Waterbending power control in the groundwater basin; and

e. Groundwater monitoring.

(5) The implementation of groundwater conservation is based on:

a. groundwater basin inventory, identification and evaluation of a groundwater basin;

b. the study of the land imrence and the groundwater release;

c. the soil water management plan in the groundwater basin.

d. information monitoring results for changes in the conditions and environment of groundwater presence.

(6) The conservation of groundwater is done thoroughly in the groundwater basin.

(7) The conservation of groundwater should be one of the considerations in the Planning for soil water and area planning.

Article 10

(1) The monitoring of groundwater as referred to in section 9 of the letter e needs to be done in order to ensure the success of groundwater conservation.

(2) groundwater monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed to know changes in quantity, quality and environmental impact due to the retrieval and utilization of groundwater and or environmental change.

(3) The groundwater monitoring as referred to in paragraph (1) includes:

a. monitoring of the ground water face change monitoring;

b. monitoring of groundwater quality changes;

c. monitoring the amount of retrieval and utilization of groundwater;

d. Groundwater pollution monitoring;

e. monitoring of the change of discharge and the quality of water springs;

f. the monitoring of groundwater environment changes.

(4) The monitoring of groundwater as referred to in verse (3) can be done on groundwater water wells and groundwater production wells by means of:

a. make the well of a pantau;

b. measuring and recording groundwater positions on the well of the pantau well and/or the selected production wells;

c. measuring and recording the water eye discharge;

d. examine the physical properties, chemical composition, radioactivity and soil water biology in the well of the pantau wells, production wells and springs;

e. Mapping of quality and/or water quantity changes;

f. noted the number/volume of retrieval and utilization of groundwater;

g. observe and measure physical environmental changes due to groundwater taking;

h. observe the soil amblesan.

(5) The groundwater monitoring as referred to in verse (3) is done periodically according to the type of monitoring activity.

Section 11

(1) the Governor and Regent/Mayor as well as all parties relating to the activities of groundwater carrying out groundwater conservation.

(2) Activities other than as referred to in paragraph (1) and potentially changing or undermining the conditions and environment of mandatory groundwater accompanied by groundwater conservation efforts.

(3) the Governor ' s recommendation of the Regent/Mayor in accordance with his authority on the designation and protection of the land imrence of the groundwater at The district/city water basin.

(4) Any groundwater retrieval permit and a land water company permit is required to carry out groundwater conservation.

Fourth Quarter Planning of Pendayagunaan

Article 12

(1) The planning of groundwater is carried out as the base of groundwater mutineers in the county/city cross-water basin.

(2) The planning of groundwater assistance is carried out in order of setting up and utilization and control of groundwater.

(3) The planning of groundwater is intended on verse (1), based on the results of inventory and conservation of groundwater.

(4) In carrying out the planning of groundwater mutineers as referred to in paragraph (1) is mandatory involving the role as well as the community.

(5) The results of the planning of the groundwater as well as the referred to the paragraph (2) is one of the foundations in the composition and assignment of the Plan. Grammar Area.

Fifth Quarter for the Untukan And Heating

Article 13

(1) The priority order sequence and utilization of groundwater are used for the needs:

a. Drinking water;

b. Water for the household;

c. Water for plantations, farms and simple farms;

d. Water for irrigation;

e. Water for niaga;

f. Water for urban endeavour;

g. Water for the industry;

h. Water for mining and energy;

i. Water for other purposes.

(2) The order of the priority peruntukan and the utilization of groundwater as referred to in verse (1) may change with regard to the general interest and local conditions.

(3) Peruntukan and utilization for In addition to drinking water, it can use groundwater if it cannot be filled with other sources of water.

(4) Peruntukan and the utilization of groundwater in the municipal/municipal groundwater basin as referred to in paragraph (2), are set further by the Governor Regulation.

CHAPTER V TECHNICAL RECOMMENDATION

Article 14

(1) Explore and exploitation activities through drilling, excavation, retrieval, utilization and groundwater enterprise executed after obtaining the permission of the Regent/Walikota;

(2) Permission as referred to in the paragraph (1) consists of:

a. Groundwater exploration drilling permit;

b. Groundwater exploitation drilling permit;

c. Water-eyeing permit,

d. Ground water clearance;

e. Water eye-taking permission,

f. Ground water enterprise license.

(3) The Regent/Mayor gives the permission as referred to in paragraph (2) after receiving technical recommendations from the Governor;

(4) Technical Recommendations as referred to in paragraph (3) are binding for any perizinan in the field of groundwater;

(5) For digger well types and drill wells more than 2 (two) inchi (+ 5 CM) or discharge retrieval of more than 100 M3 per month are required technical recommendations;

(6) Any expenses incurred In order to provide technical support for the Cloud Service, Client will be charged with the following:

(7) The terms and conditions of the technical recommendations are set further by the Governor's regulation.

Article 15

(1) The implementation of drilling in the framework of exploration and exploitation of groundwater can be implemented. by:

a. Government agencies that have a function function in the field of groundwater;

b. Licensed groundwater drilling company.

(2) The drilling activities executed by the company as referred to in paragraph (1) letter b must meet the requirements in accordance with applicable laws.

Article 16

(1) Any land-taking point exceeds 100 M3 per month or land watertakes or less than 100 M3 for commercial purposes is required to be installed by water meters or water-flow measuring devices.

(2) Water meters or water discharge gauges as referred to in paragraph (1) are mandatory by the owner of the well.

(3) Installation or sealing of water meters or a discharge gauge is carried out by the technical Service coordinating with the District/City Government.

(4) Water meters or water discharge gauges as referred to in verse (2), and verse (3) are further set up by the Governor's Rule.

BAB VI

SUPERVISION AND CONTROL

Article 17

(1) The control and control of the ground water management aims to ensure and in accordance with the laws of the purpose of the purpose of which the Cloud Service can be obtained. Ground water.

(2) The governor conducts surveillance and control of the groundwater treatment carried out by the Regent/Mayor.

(3) The supervision and control as referred to in paragraph (2) includes the feasibility of using the Regent/Mayor's permission to be issued by the Regent/Mayor with a technical recommendation provided by the Governor for the groundwater basin District/city.

(4) groundwater usage and enterprise permit as referred to in paragraph (3) may only be owned by a maximum of 5 (five) production locations in the province region.

(5) In order of supervision of the management The groundwater exercised by the Regent/Mayor, the Governor in accordance with his authority sets out provisions regarding the implementation of:

a. the location of the groundwater retrieval point;

b. technical drill well construction and pumping test;

c. limiting discharge of groundwater taking;

d. Technical alignment and the installation of the debit measurement tool;

e. the volume of the volume of groundwater taking;

f. Hydrogeology study;

g. execution of UKL and UPL or AMDAL.

(6) The public can report to the Service, if it finds a breach of groundwater taking as well as a negative impact as a result of groundwater taking.

(7) Technical provisions as well as the governance and management of management The groundwater is further regulated by the Governor's Rule.

Article 18

(1) The applicant is either alone or together may provide the well of the following to monitor the position of the advance. the groundwater around it.

(2) On a specific place whose soil conditions are considered cartilage, required to make the well resapan and the injection well according to the verse (1).

(3) Penetration of network location and construction of the well-known pantau well, restaurant wells and injection wells in the area of the Regency/City water basin are determined by the coordinating Service with the District/City.

(4) In certain areas for the purposes of groundwater control, Provincial government and/or municipal/municipal governments make the well of the pantau well.

(5) Technical provisions as well as the way of supervision and control of the well-observed well, the resapan wells and the Injection wells are further set up by the Governor's Rule.

Article 19

(1) Any land water extraction plan with a discharge of less than 50 (fifty) litres per second on one production well is required to be supplemented by the UKL and UPL documents.

(2) Any land-taking plans with a discharge of 50 (fifty) litres per second or more, of several production wells in land-taking areas of less than 10 (ten) hectares are mandatory with AMDAL documents.

(3) Any land-taking plans with a debit of 50 (fifty) litres per second or more, from 1 (one) mandatory production wells with AMDAL documents.

(4) The results of the implementation of UKL and UPL or AMDAL are to be reported to the Regent/Mayor with a gust to the Governor and the Minister of Energy and Mineral Resources.

BAB VII

RUN

Article 20

In the use of the ground water each person is prohibited from committing acts as follows:

a. damaging, removing, removing and moving a water meter or a water discharge gauge and or damaging the tera seal on water meters or a water discharge measuring device;

b. taking water from pipes before water meters or water discharge measuring devices;

c. taking the groundwater exceeds the prescribed discharge in the permit;

d. hiding a groundwater point or a location of groundwater taking;

e. move the location of the ground water point or the location of the groundwater taking;

f. change the construction of the drill well;

g. not to pass reports of retrieval and utilization of groundwater or report does not correspond to the reality;

h. not carrying out the manufacture of resapan wells and injection wells;

i. does not report the implementation of UKL and UPL or AMDAL;

j. does not perform the provisions set forth in the permit;

k. violates applicable provisions.

BAB VIII SANCTION

Article 21

(1) The Governor is in accordance with the authority of imposing administrative sanctions on the violation of groundwater management provisions.

(2) The administrative sanction as referred to in paragraph (1) is a written warning.

(3) Based on that written warning, the Regent/Mayor may follow up by providing administrative sanction of a temporary clearance termination whole activities and revocation of permissions.

BAB IX

CRIMINAL provisions

Section 22

(1) Any person who violates the provisions in Article 20, is convicted of criminal confinement for the longest 6 (six) months or a fine of the most Rp. 50,000,000,-(fifty million rupiah).

(2) Penal tindak as referred to in paragraph (1) is a violation.

BAB X

INQUIRY

Article 23

(1) In addition to the Indonesian National Police Officer who is responsible for the conduct of the follow-up Criminal, investigation of violation of this Section of Regulation is conducted by the Acting Office of Civil Servants of the Region whose appointment is set in accordance with applicable laws.

(2) In performing the assignment of the investigation, Local Civil Servant Investigator as referred to in paragraph (1), authorized:

a. receive a report or complaint from a person about a criminal offense;

b. conducted the first act at the time at the scene and did the inspection;

c. ordered a stop of a suspect and checked the suspect ' s self-identification mark;

d. perform forfeiture of objects or letters;

e. take fingerprints and photograph the suspect;

f. call for someone to be heard and checked as a suspect or a witness;

g. Bring in an expert required in conjunction with a case check;

h. That there was no evidence or evidence that there was no evidence or evidence that it was not a criminal act, and the subsequent investigation through the police investigator told the prosecutor that it was not a criminal activity. the general, the suspect or his family;

i. perform other actions according to the law may be accounted for.

(3) Regional Civil Servant Investigators as referred to in paragraph (1) notify the commencement of the investigator and submit the results of his inquiry to the General Prosecuting Act. Laws.

CHAPTER XI PROVISIONS CLOSING

Article 24

Things that have not or are not yet sufficiently set in this Regional Regulation, as long as the technical implementation is set further by the Regulation. Governor.

Section 25 The Regulation of the Regions begins to apply to the date of promulgations. In order for everyone to know it, order the invitational of this Area Regulation with its placement in the Gazette of the Bangka Belitung province.

Set in Pangkalpinang on 31 March 2009 GOVERNOR BANGKA ISLANDS BELITUNG, dto

EKO MAULANA ALI

It was announced at Pangkalpinang on 31 March 2009

SECRETARY OF THE BANGKA BELITUNG PROVINCE, AND MARDI NUGROHO IMAM

LEAF PROVINCE OF BANGKA BELITUNG PROVINCE IN 2008 NUMBER 4 SERIES E

EXPLANATION

AT THE REGULATION OF THE BANGKA ISLANDS PROVINCE AREA

NUMBER 04 IN 2009

ABOUT

THE WATER MANAGEMENT OF THE BANGKA ISLANDS PROVINCE OF BANGKA BELITUNG PROVINCE

1. UMUM

The groundwater is the gift of the Almighty God that is of great importance to human life. Therefore it is our duty together to make use of the natural resources wisely to the great extent of the prosperity of the people as mandated by the Basic Law of 1945 article 33 verses (3).

Land-taking in order to meet the needs of drinking water, household and development will increasingly increase in line with the increasing rate of population growth and development activities. This may lead to a variety of problems that can be detrimental to the extent that it is not prudent management.

The groundwater is stored in a soil layer of water that is formed through the hydrological cycle. Technically the groundwater includes a renewable resource, but this is a very long time.

The groundwater retrieval that goes beyond its imbalance has resulted in some areas of water critical. The soil is mainly groundwater, even in some areas there has been a symptom of the decline of the soil and the decline of the soil surface and the infiltration of seawater on the coastal areas. If the condition was not immediately resolved, it would allow for greater losses, such as water scarcity, sudden end of industrial activity, damage to the building and the widespread flooding of the area.

1. The management principle

The availability of groundwater, being on the soil layer of a groundwater basin, covers the areas where the hydrological events take place. Based on the scope of the area, the water basin boundary is not always the same as the administrative limit, even in one region of the basin of the groundwater may include more than one area of Kabupaten/ City administration, therefore management of water. The ground in a basin must be done in a unified way, which is to include recution, flow, and retrieval. Therefore, the rules are implemented by the Provincial Government to make a complete and unified policy in one of the land water basin.

2. Management activities

In principle ground water management activities are divided in inventory, conservation, and groundwater mutinization activities

Inventarization is intended to know the potential conditions of groundwater at any the groundwater basin as well as to know the conditions of groundwater maintainers throughout the basin. Conservation is aimed at protecting the entire hydrological order of groundwater and performing groundwater monitoring activities as well as the recovery of the area of the basin that is already being declared vulnerable or critical. The planning of the atonement aims to carry out planning for groundwater taking, land utilization in the catchment area, flow area and retrieval areas. Supervision and control aims to supervise and control over groundwater activities, both from technical and quality aspects and quantity.

3. Technical Recommend

The licensing of the groundwater is one of the tools in the management of groundwater. The granting of groundwater permits was issued by the Bupati/ Mayor. In order for the implementation of a unified management in a groundwater basin which includes more than a city of Kabupaten/ City, it needs to be defined by the same policy. In the case of a water-taking permit given by the Regent/mayor after considering the technical requirements of the Provincial Government.

In accordance with its function, the release of the groundwater is the basis of the tax exemption. soil retrieval.

4. Implementation

Implementation of the groundwater management activities executed between the Provincial Government and the Government of the District/City along concerns the technical matters of the Provincial government providing support and the facility as the basis for the implementation of administrative management by the Kabupaten/ City Government. According to these considerations, it is necessary to establish the Regional Regulation of Bangka Belitung on the Management Of Groundwater in order to exercise authority in the field of groundwater management as well as those of the United States Department of Water. Mandated in the 2004 Law Number 7 of the Water Resources.

II. Article By Section

Article 1 reasonably clear of Article 2 Quite clearly Article 3 It is clear Article 4 Quite clearly Article 5 Is clear enough Article 6 Verse (1)

The cross-county water basin/city refers to the technical provisions set by Minister of energy and mineral resources

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Efforts maintaining the presence and the continuous state of the nature and functions of the groundwater to be always available in quantity and Adequate quality on the hydrological cycle.

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Verse (1) Water for urban enterprises is included in it water for office, water for

stores, for parks and others Verse (2) On the basis of the general interest, then the order of the precede priority can change

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Verse (1) Enough clear verse (2) The owner of the well which is the owner of the well that has the permission of Verse (3) It is clear Verse (4) Quite clearly Article 17 reasonably clear Article 18 reasonably clear Article 19 Quite clearly Article 21 reasonably clear

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