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Regional Regulation Number 5 In 2011

Original Language Title: Peraturan Daerah Nomor 5 Tahun 2011

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SUMENEP COUNTY GOVERNMENT

COUNTY COUNTY REGULATION SUMENEP NUMBER: 5 Years 2011

ABOUT

I R I G A S I

WITH THE GRACE OF GOD ALMIGHTY

BUPATI SUMENEP

Draw:

Given:

a. that with the promulgation of Law Number 7 of 2004 on Water Resources, and Law Number 32 of 2004 on GovernanceRegions as well as Government Regulation No. 20 of 2006 on Irrigation, then very Impact on the Irrigation System;

b. that the irrigation management policy set in Sumenep County Regulation Number 07 of 2004 on irrigation is no longer appropriate;

c. that in connection with that intent in letters a and b, need to set back on Irrigation by setting forth its provisions in the Sumenep County Regulations of Irrigation.

1. Law Number 12 of the Year 1950 on the County of Regions in the environment of East Java Propinsi (State Sheet of the Republic of Indonesia 1950 number 32);

2. Law Number 5 of the Year 1960 on the Basic Rule of Agrarian (1960) (the State Gazette of 1960 Number 104, Additional Gazette State Number 2043);

3. Act Number 12 of 1992 on Cultivation Of Crops (State Sheet Number 1347);

4. Law No. 23 of 1997 on the Environmental Management of the Living Environment (State Gazette 1997 Number 68, Additional Gazette Number 3699);

5. Law Number 7 of 2004 on Water Resources (Indonesian Republic of 2004 Number 32, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4377);

6. Act Number 10 of 2004 on the Establishment of the Laws of the Republic of Indonesia (2004) No. 53, Additional Gazette Number 4377);

7. Act No. 32 of the Year 2004 on Governance

Set:

The Region (sheet State of the Republic of Indonesia of 2004 Number 125, Additional Gazette Republic of Indonesia Number 4437), as has been several times amended, last with Act No. 12 of 2008 (Sheet) Indonesia's Republic Of Indonesia 2008 Number 59, Additional Gazette Republic Indonesia Number 4844);

8. Law No. 33 of 2004 on the Financial Balance between the Central and Regional Governments (State Gazette 2004 Number 126, Additional Gazette Number 4438);

9. Indonesia Government Ordinance Number 20 Year 2006 on Irrigation (2006 State Sheet Number 46 Additional State Sheet 44624);

10.Regulation Minister of the Interior Number 16 Year 2006 on Procedures Drafting Legal Products Area;

11.Regulation General Works Minister Number 30 /PRT/M/2007 on the Development and Participatory Irrigation System Management Guidelines;

12.Regulation Minister of Public Works Number 31 /PRT/M/2007 on the Guidelines Concern of the Irrigation Commission;

13.Regulation of the Minister of Public Works No. 32/PRT/M/2007 about Operation Guidelines and Irrigation Network Maintenance;

14.Ordinance of Sumenep County District No. 06 of 2004 on the Lindung Region.

With mutual consent

COUNCIL OF PEOPLE ' S REGIONAL REPRESENTATIVES SUMENEP COUNTY

AND BUPATI SUMENEP

M E M U T U S K A N

REGULATION OF SUMENEP COUNTY AREA ABOUT IRRIGATION

CHAPTER I OF THE GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1

In Regulation of this Region, it is referred to with: 1. Area is Sumenep County; 2. The regency government is the Government of Sumenep Regency; 3. " Bupati is the regent of Sumenep; 4. The Technical Service is an instance of the Government of the Regency that

drugging the irrigation technical; 5. irrigation management agencies are the Government of the Regency

or any other party whose activities are directly related to irrigation management;

6. The subsequent set of Water-based Farmers, the HIPPA, is the institutional resource of irrigation, which is the vessel of the water-user farmers in an irrigation service formed by the water-speaking farmers themselves democratically and with the body of the water-based. laws;

7. The next of the water-based farmers ' sets are called

G-HIPPA is the institutional irrigation manager formed by the HIPPA democratically in an irrigation and legal service area;

8. A peasant society is a group of people who move in a field of good agriculture that has been incorporated into the HIPPA organization or other peasants who have not been incorporated into the HIPPA organization;

9. The County Irrigation Commission is the coordination and communication institution between the Government of the Regency, HIPPA, G-HIPPA irrigation area, and the users of the irrigation network for other purposes in the regency in question;

10.Forum Coordination Irrigation Area is a consulting and communications platform between HIPPA, G-HIPPA, county government officer and irrigation network users for other purposes and in the framework of irrigation management whose network is functioning multipurpose and in an area irrigation;

11.Air is all the water that is on, above, or in underground, including in this sense the surface water, groundwater, rainwater, and sea water are on the ground;

12.Sources of water is the place or container of natural and/or artificial water contained in, above, or below the surface. soil;

13.Irrigation is a provision, arrangement, and irrigation water disposal to support agriculture that is kind including surface irrigation, marsh irrigation, irrigation of underground water, irrigation pumps, and tambak irrigation;

14.System Irrigation includes irrigation infrastructure, irrigation water, irrigation, institutional irrigation, and irrigation. Irrigation management and human resources;

15.Development and Participatory Irrigation System Management is the staging of role-based irrigation as well as farmers since initial thinking up to decision making and execution of activities on stage of planning, construction, improvement, maintenance and rehabilitation operations;

16.Setup Air Irrigation is an activity that includes division, delivery and use of irrigation water;

17.5 Irrigation Water Supplies is determination of the water volume of the time union allocated from a water source for an irrigation area based on time, amount and quality in accordance with the need to support agriculture and other purposes;

18.Partition of the Irrigation Water is dividing the water in buildings in the primary and/or network networks. secondary;

19,Giving Air Irrigation is the activities of channeling water with certain amounts of primary or secondary networks to tertiary tenement;

20.Use of Air Irrigation is the use of water from tertiary tenement for irrigating farmland at the time required;

21.Pemwaste Air Irrigation which The so-called drainage is a watershed that is no longer used in a particular irrigation area;

The Irigation area is a unit of land that gets water from an irrigation network;

The Network Irrigation is a conduit, building and full building which is a unit and is necessary for the provision, sharing, granting, use and disposal of irrigation water;

24.Network The Primary Irrigation is part of the irrigation network which

consists of the main building, the primary/primary channel, the opening line, the building for, the building for the sadap and the building;

25.The Secondary Irrigation Network is part of an irrigation network consisting of the channel. secondary, its opening channels, building for, building for sadap, sadap building and landscape building;

26.Network Tertiary Irrigation is an irrigation network that serves as an irrigation water service infrastructure in a tertiary patak which is the most important in the world. consists of a tertiary channel, a quaternary channel and a exhaust channel, a tertiary box, a box The quaternary and its building;

27.The Air Land Irrigation Network is an irrigation network whose waters come from groundwater, ranging from wells and pump installations to groundwater irrigation channels including buildings in it;

28.Network The Village Irrigation is an irrigation network built and managed by the village community or village government;

29.Network The groundwater Irigation is part of an irrigation network consisting of wells, pump installations, up to a first-person box;

30,Basin Land is a region constrained by hydrogeologic limit, place of all hydrogeologic events such as the process of healing, flow and release of groundwater taking place;

31.Rights Use of Water for irrigation is the right to acquire and use water from the water source for the farm interest;

32.Hak Resource Water For Irrigation is the right to obtain and attempt water from the water source for agricultural entrepreneurship;

33,Development of the Irrigation Network is the construction of irrigation networks new and/or increased existing irrigation networks;

34,Construction Networks Irrigation is an entire activity of the provision of irrigation networks in certain areas that no network of irigas has yet to provide;

The Irrigation Network is an activity to improve the functioning and conditions of existing irrigation networks or activities. add an extensive Areal service to the Irrigation Area (DI) which already exists by considering changes in the environmental conditions of the irrigation area by considering changes in the environmental conditions of the irrigation area;

36.Pengelfunds Irrigation Network is activities that include maintenance and rehab operations of irrigation networks in the area irrigation;

37.Operations of the Irrigation Network is an attempt to set up irrigation water and its makers, including the opening activities, closed the irrigation building doors, put together a plan of planting, compiling a group system, setting up a water-sharing plan, performing calibr/building calibration, collecting data, monitoring and evaluating;

38.Maintenance of the Irrigation Network is an effort to maintain and secure the network to always function properly in order to smooth the operation and maintaining his delicacy;

39.Rehabilitation of the Irrigation Network is an irrigation network repair activity to restore functions and irrigation services as originally;

40.PengPengIrrigation Asset Irigation is a structured management process for planning maintenance and investment irrigation systems for use. achieving a defined and sustainable level of service for irrigation water users and network users with financing

the traveler is as efficient as possible; 41.itude is the ability to meet the needs

itself based on a potential that has no dependence on the other party;

42,Petanian People are the cultivation of agriculture which Includes commodities such as food crops, fisheries, farms, farms, plantations, and the need for no more than 2 liters per second per capita of family.

CHAPTER II OF PURPOSE AND FUNCTION

Article 2

(1) Irrigation organized with the purpose of realizing the overall utilization of water, integrated and Environmental insight, as well as to improve the welfare of the community, especially farmers.

(2) Irrigation serves to support agricultural efforts to increase agricultural production in the framework of National Food resilience and public welfare. especially the farmers are realized through the sustainability of the irrigation system.

(3) Sustainability of the irrigation system as referred to in verse (2), done with the development and management of irrigation systems.

(4) Sustainability of irrigation systems as referred to in paragraph (3) determined by the reliability of water for irrigation, the reliability of irrigation infrastructure and the increase in the income of farmers of farmers from agricultural businesses.

CHAPTER III PRINCIPLES

DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

Section 3

(1) Development and The management of irrigation systems aims to achieve water benefit in agriculture.

(2) The development and management of an irrigation system as referred to in paragraph (1) is organized, integrated, environmentally insightful, transparent, accountable and justice.

(3) Development and management the irrigation system as referred to in verse (2) is implemented throughout the irrigation area.

Article 4

(1) The development and management of the irrigation system is implemented by engaging all parties of interest in preferring the interest and peasant society.

(2) The Peranas and the peasant community as referred to in verse (1) were conducted through the HIPPA in accordance with its capability and improved gradually.

(3) Development of system management Irrigation is performed by the business entity, the social entity or the individual organized with regard to the interests of the community around it and encourage the role of peasant society.

(4) The development and management of the participatory irrigation system as referred to in section 3 of the paragraph (2), is done

HIPPA enablement and related agencies/services in the field of continuous and continuous irrigation covering institutional, technical and financing aspects.

(5) Tata methods of development and development of participatory irrigation systems further set up with the Bupati Regulation.

Section 5

(1) To realize the development and/or management of the efficient and effective partiative irrigation system and may provide greater benefit to the farmers, the development and management of irrigation systems are implemented with The water resource based on the connection between rainwater, surface water and groundwater is integrated with the emphasis of surface water assistance.

(2) Development and/or management of an irrigation system as Referred to in verse (1) is exercised with the principle of one irrigation system a single development and management unit, with regard to the user's interest in the upstream, middle and downstream aligned.

(3) Development and or management Irrigation system is done by involving all interested parties in order to be able to

(1) To support the efficiency and reliability of the irrigation water as referred to in section 2 of the paragraph (4) can be held with: a. building a reservoir and or field reservoir, benhood,

dam and pump; b. controlling the quality and quantity of water; c. contesting a viable drainage network; d. Reuse the drainage water; e. (2) To ensure the reliability of the irrigation infrastructure is carried out and the management of irrigation networks covering operations, maintenance and rehabilitation of irrigation networks in the area irrigation.

(3) To increase the farmer ' s income from agricultural ventures undertaken through the development and management activities of integrated irrigation systems, diversify and modernize the agricultural endeavour.

(4) Activities as referred to on paragraph (2) and paragraph (3) executed in accordance with the norm, standart, guideline and in effect manual.

CHAPTER IV OF THE INSTITUTIONAL IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT

Article 7

(1) To ensure an orderly conduct of the irrigation network is attempted and the uniformity of relations and actions among the agencies irrigation manager.

(2) The Irrigation Manager as referred to in paragraph (1) includes the Government of the Regency, HIPPA, G-HIPPA, irrigation Commission or other parties whose activities are related to the development and management of the system irrigation.

(3) In a multipurpose irrigation system can be hosted a forum coordination of the irrigation area.

Section 8

(1) The HIPPA is required to be formed by and for the water-user farmers democratically on any tertiary/tertiary or village area.

(2) HIPPA as referred to in paragraph (1) may form the Combined HIPPA on Secondary/service areas, Combined multiple secondary blocks or one irrigation area.

(3) Combined HIPPA as referred to in paragraph (2) may form the Mother HIPPA in the primary service/block area, combined several primary or single blocks irrigation area.

Article 9

(1) To realize the management of the management The Regent irrigation system of the Regent forming the District Irrigation Commission.

(2) The District Irrigation Commission as referred to a paragraph (1) consists of a representative of the associated county irrigation commission, the representative of the HIPPA or the G-HIPPA on the irrigation area, the deputy the government and other representatives of the user group of other irrigation networks with proportional membership and representation.

(3) The administration of the regency with related agencies is working together to form the Irrigation Commission in an effort to realize the regularity of The management of the participatory irrigation system.

(4) Susunan organization, tata work, and membership of the county irrigation commission set out with the Regent Regulation.

CHAPTER V AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITY

Article 10

The authority and responsibility of the District Government in development and management Irrigation systems include: a. establish a county policy in the development and

management of irrigation systems based on the development and management policies of the national irrigation system and propinsion with regard to the interests of the County;

b. carry out the development of primary and secondary irrigation systems in the Regency irrigation area.

c. carrying out the management of primary and secondary irrigation systems in an irrigation area in one Regency that area is less than 1,000 ha;

d. Authorized use of the Cloud Service for the purpose of irrigation;

e. maintaining the effectiveness, efesiency and order implementation of the development of primary and secondary irrigation systems in the Regency irrigation area;

f. providing assistance to the peasant community in the development and management of irrigation systems that are the responsibility of farmers ' society at its request based on the principle of independence;

g. to form the District Irrigation Commission; h. carrying out the empowerment of HIPPA and G-HIPPA; i. provide development, utilization,

alteration and/or demolition of buildings and/or channels

irrigation on primary and secondary irrigation networks in one regency;

j. facilitate the resolution of a dispute between an irrigation area within one regency/City related to the development and management of an irrigation system.

Article 11

The Regency Government can host a portion of Government authority in the development and management of irrigation systems on the basis of the agreement in accordance with the laws.

Article 12

(1) In terms of the Government of the Regency not being able to carry out part of its authority as referred to in section 10 of the letter b and c, the county government may submit that authority to the government of the province.

(2) The authority that can be submitted as referred to in paragraph (1) only includes the execution of development, enhancer, or rehabilitation of irrigation systems.

(3) the implementation of the submission of the portion of the authority as referred to in paragraph (1) conducted under the proposed submission of the county government to the government of the province that is accompanied by a reason that includes technical incompetence and or financing.

Article 13

The implementation of the partial authority of the development and management of irrigation systems by the county government as referred to in section 10 is required to be taken over by the government on it in terms of: a. The District Government does not exercise part of the authority

development and management of irrigation systems so that it can compromise the general interest and/or;

b. Dispute in County.

CHAPTER VI PARTICIPATION OF PEASANT SOCIETY

IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS

Article 14

(1) Participation of the peasant community in development and management Irrigation systems are realized beginning in early thinking, decision making and implementation of activities in the construction, improvement, operation, maintenance and rehabilitation.

(2) Participation of the peasant community as referred to in paragraph (1) is realized in the form of donations of thought, ideas, time, power, materials and funds.

(3) Participation of the peasant community as referred to in paragraph (1) is performed individually or through the HIPPA and/or G-HIPPA in its work region.

(4) The participation of the peasant community as referred to in paragraph (1) is based on of the will and the ability of the peasant community as well as the spirit of partnership and independence.

Section 15

The county government in accordance with its authority encourages the participation of the peasant community in the development and management of irrigation systems to increase the sense of having and the sense of responsibility for sustainability irrigation system.

BAB VII EMPOWERMENT

Article 16

The Regency Government in order of empowerment has activities included, among others: a. provide technical assistance through the Technical and Instancy Service

related in the fields of Irrigation and Empowerment of the HIPPA or G-HIPPA, as well as in the development and management of irrigation systems based on the needs of farmers ' communities in its work region;

b. can provide assistance to the HIPPA or G-HIPPA in implementing enablement;

c. conducting technological counseling and dissemination in the field of irrigation research and development to the peasant community;

d. encourage peasant communities to implement appropriate technology to fit the needs, resources and local kearifans;

e. facilitate and enhance the implementation of technology research and development in the field of irrigation;

f. facilitate the protection of the rights of inventors and the findings of technology in the field of irrigation according to

BAB VIII IRRIGATION WATER MANAGEMENT

Part of the Recognition of the Right of Ulayat

Article 17

The Regency Government corresponds to its authority in the management of the water resources recognizing the rights of the public ulayat Local customs and rights similar to those relating to water and water resources for irrigation as long as it does not conflict with national interests and laws.

The Second Part Of The Water For Irrigation

Article 18

(1) The right to water for irrigation is a right to use water for irrigation and water-making rights for irrigation.

(2) The right to use water for irrigation for the people's agriculture. (3) The right to water efforts for irrigation is provided for the purposes of

enterprise in agriculture.

Article 19

(1) The developer will carry out the construction of a new irrigation system or an increase in irrigation systems already There are mandatory requests for the principle of allocation of water allocation to the Regent.

(2) The Regent may approve or deny the principle permission of the allocation of water as referred to in paragraph (1) to the developer based on the results of the study with pay attention to water availability, irrigation water needs, environmental aspects and interests other, as well as the advice and consideration of the District Irrigation Commission.

(3) In the course of irrigation sustainability, the principle permit water allocation for irrigation development which is the authority of the Government of the Regency which has a luasan of less than 1,000 ha must get a recommendation from the District Government.

(4) Water allocation principle permits are assigned to water rights for irrigation by the Regent with regard to water availability, irrigation water needs, environmental aspects and interests others upon request: a. HIPPA for the completed irrigation network was built by

the Regency government or by HIPPA; b. The business entity, the social entity, or the individual, or for

the completed irrigation network was built. (5) The provisions of the water allocation principle permit as intended

in paragraph (1) and the right to water for irrigation will be regulated in its own Regional Regulations.

Article 20

(1) The right to use water for irrigation is given without permission to the peasant community through the HIPPA and for the agricultural people who are in the existing irrigation system.

(2) The right to use water for irrigation for the people ' s agriculture on new irrigation systems and irrigation systems that enhanced is provided with permission to the patani community through the HIPPA based on permission request irrigation water user.

(3) The right to use water for irrigation as referred to in verse (1) and (2) obtained the HIPPA on the main building doors and embodied in the number of water that is equipped with the amount of water that is in the water. can be provided and details of the list of rows of rows that obtain water from primary, secondary and tertiary channels.

(4) The right to use water for irrigation is given to an irrigation system in accordance with the area of the irrigation area utilized.

(5) The right to use water for irrigation is evaluated periodically at least 2 (2) years and a maximum of 5 (five) years by a Regent or a designated official to review the suitability between the right to use water for irrigation with water users and the availability of water at its source.

(6) The results of the evaluation as referred to in the paragraph (5) Use of the Bupati as the basis for sustainability, adjustment or revocation of the rights to water efforts for irrigation.

Article 21

(1) The right to use of water for irrigation as referred to in section 17 paragraph (1) is given to the business entity, the social entity or the individual is based on permission and is provided in the form of a decision from the Regent under the request of the above water urinate for irrigation.

(2) The approval of the permission as referred to in verse (1) is done selectively by keeping the use of water for the fulfilment of the daily needs of the subject and irrigation of the people's farm.

(3) The right to water efforts for irrigation as referred to in paragraph (1) is provided for Certain service areas at the door of the take on the main building by staying on the other.

(4) The right to use water for irrigation as referred to in paragraph (3) is given to certain services areas at most 10 (ten) Years and may be extended.

(5) The right to water efforts for irrigation is evaluated every 5 (five) years by a Regent or an official appointed to review the suitability of water efforts for irrigation with the use of water and availability of water at its source.

(6) The evaluation results as referred to in paragraph (5) are used Bupati as the basis for sustainability, adjustment or revocation of the rights to irrigation water.

Article 22

The right to use water or water efforts for irrigation can be reviewed by the Regent if the requirements are The basis for irrigation rights for irrigation is a very meaningful change.

Article 23

Further provisions on the manner of granting permission to obtain water for irrigation are further regulated by the Bupati Rule.

The Third Part Of The Supply Of Irrigation Water

Article 24

(1) The supply of irrigation water for folk agriculture in an already existing irrigation system is a top priority of providing water above all other needs.

(2) Redemption of the main priority of providing water for agricultural irrigation The people referred to in verse (1) are intended to provide protection and protection of the right to use water for irrigation for the HIPPA.

Article 25

(1) The irrigation water supply is intended to support land productivity in order to increase the maximum agricultural production by still paying attention to other purposes.

(2) In certain respects, the provision of irrigation water as referred to in paragraph (1) may be provided within a certain limit for the fulfillment of other needs.

(3) irrigation water preparation as referred to in paragraph (1) is planned based on the forecast of water availability at its source and used as the basis for the preparation of the planting plan.

(4) In the provision of irrigation water as it is referred to in a paragraph (1) of the Government of the Regency Seeking: a optimize the provision of water in a single irrigation area and inter

irrigation area; b. the reliability of irrigation water availability, control and repair

of irrigation quality. Article 26

In case of drought on water sources resulting in the nickname substitution/suplesion of irrigation water, the Regency Government may seek additional irrigation water supplies from other sources of water or perform the completion of the irrigation water setting after considering the input from the Irrigation Commission.

Article 27

(1) The drafting of the plant plan as referred to in section 25 paragraph (3) is exercised by the Technical Service in the regency. with his authority based on the HIPPA proposal.

(2) The drafting of the plant plan for irrigation areas located in a single county with less than 1,000 Ha was compiled by the technical service in the district, discussed and agreed upon by the District Irrigation Commission as well as set by Regent.

Article 28

(1) The irrigation water supply as referred to section 23 of the paragraph (1) is compiled in the annual plan of providing irrigation water on any irrigation area.

(2) The draft annual plan of irrigation water on any irrigation area that is the county authority drafted by the Technical Service Counties based on the HIPPA proposal based on the design of the plant plan by paying attention/taking into account other irrigation water users.

(3) The draft annual plan of irrigation water as referred to in verse (2) is discussed and agreed in the Regency Commission of Irrigation to obtain the allocation of water for irrigation.

(4) The planned annual plan of irrigation water as referred to in verse (3) is set by the Regent to be the Annual Plan of Irrigation Water Provision.

(5) In terms of the availability of water from a source of insufficient water so that causing a change of water supply plan that resulted in changes in the allocation of water for irrigation, the HIPPA adjusts the design of the plant plan in the irrigation area concerned.

Article 29

(1) In the event of The drought in the water source which resulted in the lack of irrigation water on farmland, required irrigation water, for irrigation water shortages in order to comply with the annual plan of providing irrigation water. The government of the county with the associated services can attempt to provide additional water irrigation of various

source with regard to the sustainability of the environment. (2) In terms of providing additional water as referred to

paragraph (1) unmet the Regent reviewing and resetting the irrigation water supply plan in accordance with asas of justice and balance.

The Fourth Part of the Settings Irrigation

Article 30

(1) Drafting of the planned annual plan of division and irrigation water compiled by the Technical Service in the Regency based on an annual plan of irrigation water, an agreement with the HIPPA and the water wearer for other purposes.

(2) Drafting of the annual plan design the division and irrigation of the regency irrigation water and is set by the Regent based on: a. the required irrigation water needs and does not exceed the right

for water for the prescribed irrigation; and b. agreement with the HIPPA in any irrigation area.

(3) Drafting of the planned annual plan of division and irrigation water for irrigation areas with less than 1,000 ha can be worked with the Technical Service in the County and set by a Regent.

(4) The execution of the division and irrigation water based on the annual plan as referred to in paragraph (1) does not reduce the Technical Service's obligation to pay attention to the daily needs of the subject.

(5) The division and granting of irrigation water ranging from primary, secondary to tertiary tenement done by the executor of irrigation according to their respective needs based on the pasa annual plan of division and irrigated water in accordance with the right to use water for the specified irrigation.

Article 31

(1) The division of irrigation water in primary and or secondary networks is carried through the building for or building for the sadap which has been specified.

(2) The granting of irrigation water to tertiary tenement must be done through The sadap building has been determined in a technical plan in agreement with the HIPPA.

(3) For alloting and recording of division and water giving, building for and building for the sadap is required to be equipped with a debit and operating board.

Article 32

(1) Water management and irrigation network at tertiary level into the rights and responsibilities of the HIPPA.

(2) The use of irrigation water can only be done from the quaternary channel on the taking place that the HIPPA has set out.

(3) The use of water outside of paragraph provisions (2), done with the permission of the Regency government in accordance with its authority.

(4) In terms of discharge of insufficient irrigation water at the same time and

evenly, the use of water is set in rotation by the Technical Service in the Regency that is irrigated by irrigation according to its scope.

Fifth Section of the drainage

Article 33

(1) Any network development equipped with the construction of a drainage network which is a single unit with a concerned irrigation network.

(2) The drainage network as referred to in paragraph (1) serves to stream excess water so it does not interfere with the land productivity.

(3) Irrigated water irrigation is passed through the network The drainage should be kept in quality with pollution prevention efforts to meet quality requirements based on the invitational regulations.

(4) The Government of the Regency along with related services, HIPPA and the community are obliged to keep Drainage function.

The Sixth Part uses water for irrigation directly from the Water Source

Article 34

Any water-user who uses water to outside the irrigation area is set and takes directly from the surface water source must get permission from the Regent.

BAB IX IRRIGATION NETWORK DEVELOPMENT

The Irrigation Network Development Parts

Article 35

(1) The development of the Irigation Network is based on the master plan of water resource management and river region with pay attention to the farm building plan and in accordance with applicable norms, standards, guidelines and manus.

(2) The development of irrigation networks as referred to in paragraph (1) must get permission from the design approval of the District government in accordance with its authority.

(3) The development of irrigation networks The county area with less than 1,000 ha has to get permission and design approval from the county government.

(4) The supervision of the construction of irrigation networks as referred to in verse (2) and (3) is implemented by the government Regency.

Article 36

(1) The Regency Government is responsible for the construction of primary and secondary irrigation networks.

(2) Construction of tertiary irrigation networks became the right and responsibility of the peasant community that Concerned or HIPPA.

(3) In terms of peasant society not being able to carry out

The construction of a tertiary irrigation network that became its right and responsibility, the Regency government could help the construction of the irrigation network in question, based on requests from HIPPA through an irrigation commission with regard to the self-reliance principle.

(4) The business entity, the social or individual body referred to using water from a source of water through an irrigation network can build its own network based on an irrigation development master plan after acquiring the permission from the Regent.

(5) The development of irrigation networks is executed participative and based norms, standards, guidelines and manues as well as with the approval of the construction and supersive design by the Regency government.

Second Section Increased Irrigation Network

Article 37

(1) The increased irrigation network is based on the master plan of water resources management in the river region with regard to agricultural development plans and in accordance with applicable norms, standards, guidelines and manus.

(2) An increase in irrigation networks as referred to in paragraph (1) must be granted permission and consent design of the Regency government as per its authority.

(3) The increased irrigation network in the region region with a luasan of less than 1,000 ha must get the Regency government design permit and approval.

(4) The supervision of the increase the irrigation network as referred to in verse (2) and (3) is exercised by the Regency government.

Article 38

(1) The county government is responsible for the increase in primary and secondary irrigation networks with His authority.

(2) The increased tertiary irrigation network became the right and responsibility. Answer the people of the farmers concerned or the HIPPA.

(3) In terms of peasant society not being able to carry out an increase in tertiary irrigation networks that became its right and responsibility, the county government could help increase the network of irrigation concerned, based on demand from The HIPPA is concerned with the principle of self-reliance.

(4) The business agency, the social body, the individual in question using water from a source of water through an irrigation network can build its own network based on the development master plan. irrigation after obtaining permission from the Regent.

Article 39

(1) The change and or dismantling of primary and secondary irrigation networks resulting in changes in the form and/or function of primary and secondary irrigation networks in order to increase the irrigation network as referred to in section 19 of the paragraph (3) and verse (4) must be permitted by the Regent.

(2) The function of tertiary irrigation networks in order to increase irrigation networks must obtain the consent of the HIPPA in question.

(3) Changes and/or the dismantling of the pump wells and building facilitation of groundwater irrigation should get permission from the Regent.

Section 40

Development and or increased irrigation networks are carried out in conjunction with the development activities of irrigated farmland in accordance with plans and agricultural development programs by considering readiness. Local farmers.

CHAPTER X IRRIGATION NETWORK MANAGEMENT

Section Parts of Operation and Irrigation Network Maintenance

Section 41

(1) The operation and maintenance of primary and secondary irrigation networks became the authority And the responsibility of the county government is in accordance with its authority.

(2) The operation and maintenance of tertiary irrigation networks became the right of responsibility of the HIPPA in question.

(3) The operation and maintenance of irrigation networks were executed on the basis of the annual plan of operations and maintenance agreed upon together written in writing between the county government and the users of irrigation networks in each irrigation area.

(4) The operation and maintenance of irrigation networks are exercised partisently and in accordance with the norms, standart, guidelines and manuals applicable.

(5) Operation and maintenance of an irrigation network belonging to the business entity, the agency social and personal responsibility for the parties concerned.

Article 42

(1) In case the HIPPA is unable to carry out the operation and maintenance of the irrigation network that is its right and responsibility, the county government can provide assistance and/or facility support required.

(2) The assistance and support of the facility is referred to in paragraph (1) provided by the request of the HIPPA after being evaled by an irrigation commission with regard to the principle of independence.

Section 43

(1) The Technical Service of the Regency sets the time drying and part of the irrigation network that must be drained after consulting the HIPPA and other irrigation water users.

(2) The straining as referred to in paragraph (1) is exercised for the purposes of vetting or maintenance Irrigation network.

(3) The drying time of the irrigation network as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted at most weeks and is notified to the irrigation water users and users of the slowest irrigation network 1 (one) before the execution of drying.

(4) The necessary drying time for rehabilitation activities and increased irrigation networks should be scheduled in the planting plan.

(5) The drying time required for the rehabilitation activities it has planned, The rehabilitation of emergency, or an increase in irrigation networks may be 6 (six) months with a total drying time of 2 (two) weeks ago.

Section 44

(1) In the course of operation and maintenance Irrigation is a network of irrigation. The irrigation network aims to prevent irrigation network damage.

(2) The irrigation network 's security as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out by government agencies, HIPPA and other parties in accordance with each other' s responsibility.

Article 45 `

In order of operation and maintenance of irrigation networks, irrigation management agencies, irrigation water users, irrigation network users and community members as well as the security of the irrigation network to ensure its function.

Article 46

As an attempt to secure an irrigation and drainage network and its buildings are set by the water-boundary line with the following conditions: 1. For the fence, measured from the outer boundary of the channel lip and exterior

the badminton channel or irrigation building is referred to. 2. The water-border line for the channel, measured from the outside badminton ' s

channel with distance: a. 5 (five) meters with a base width greater than 3 meters; b. 4 (four) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

base width of channel 1 to 3 meters; c. 2 (two) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

the base width of the channel is smaller 1 meter. 3. The water-boundary line for the building, measured from the outer badminton leg

the channel over its building with distance: a. 5 (five) meters with a base width greater than 3 meters; b. 4 (four) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

base width of channel 1 to 3 meters; c. 2 (two) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

the base width of the channel is smaller 1 meter.

4. The water-boundary line for the untangled channel, measured from the lip of the channel with distance: a. 5 (five) meters with a base width greater than 3 meters; b. 4 (four) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

base width of channel 1 to 3 meters; c. 2 (two) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

the base width of the channel is smaller 1 meter. 5. The water-border line for untangled buildings,

The boundary fence is measured from the lip of the channel with distance: a. 5 (five) meters with a base width greater than 3 meters; b. 4 (four) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with

base width of channel 1 to 3 meters;

. 2 (two) meters for irrigation and disposal channels with the base width of the channel smaller 1 meter.

Article 47

(1) the lands belong to individuals, legal entities and social bodies that are on the water-border line as referred to (2) The security efforts, as referred to in section 44 of the liberated lands, if there is an excess of land, shall be made available to the other. County Government assets.

Article 48

(1) In the security efforts An irrigation network at tertiary level is set a splinter line 1 (one) meter measured by the outermost embankment or the outermost irrigation channel building and is prohibited from making the quarry at a minimum distance of 1 (one) meter outside the border border.

(2) The execution of a village, which is referred to as a section (1), is carried out through the consultation of a village which is facilitated by the government of the village and the county government.

(3) The results of the village's deliberations agreement as referred to in verse (2) are poured in. Base Budget and Household Budget (AD/ART) The HIPPA.

Article 49

Any changes and or dismantling of irrigation networks either change the shape and function of the irrigation network must have the permission of the Regent or authorized officials.

Second Part of the Irrigation Network Rehabilitation

Article 50 (1)

(1) Rehabilitation of irrigation networks is exercised based on the priority order of irrigation repair needs.

(2) Rehabilitation of irrigation networks as referred to in paragraph (1) must be granted permission and The design approval of the county government is in accordance with its authority.

(3) The rehabilitation supervision of irrigation networks is carried out by the county government in accordance with its authority.

Article 51

(1) The Regency Government is responsible in rehabilitation of primary and secondary irrigation networks.

(2) HIPPA may play a role in the rehabilitation of primary and secondary irrigation networks according to their needs and abilities under the approval of the Regency Government in accordance with its authority.

(3) Rehabilitation of tertiary irrigation networks It's the rights and responsibilities of the HIPPA.

(4) In terms of peasant society not being able to carry out rehabilitation of tertiary irrigation networks into rights and liabilities

answer, county or related services may help rehabilitation of the irrigation network in question, based on the request of the HIPPA with regard to the principle of independence.

(5) the business entity, the social body, the individual or the The HIPPA for other purposes is responsible for rehabilitating irrigation networks built.

(6) Rehabilitation of multipurpose irrigation networks becomes the responsibility of the government with the contribution of financing of network users. Other irrigation.

(7) Rehabilitation of irrigation networks resulting in conversion and dismantling of primary and secondary irrigation networks must be granted permission from the Regent.

(8) Rehabilitation of irrigation networks resulting in alteration and dismantling of tertiary irrigation networks must get approval from the HIPPA which concerned.

(9) Rehabilitation of primary and secondary irrigation networks is exercised partisently and based on norms, standards, guidelines and manus as well as with the approval of the construction and supervision design of the county government.

CHAPTER XI MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION ASSETS

Part Atu Inventory of irrigation assets

Article 52

(1) The irrigation asset is made up of irrigation networks and irrigation management advocates.

(2) The inventory of irrigation assets aims to obtain the condition data and functions of all assets irrigation in any irrigation area.

(3) Inventory of irrigation assets includes an inventory of irrigation networks and other irrigation assets consisting of a support facility for irrigation management, irrigation management agencies, and human resources.

(4) The inventory of irrigation networks as referred to in paragraph (3) includes the number, dimensions, type, conditions, and functions of irrigation networks, water availability, asset value and service areal.

(5) The Government of the Regency and related services are in compliance with each of its resources performing an inventory of irrigation assets.

(6) The Government of the County conducts a compilation of the inventory of irrigation assets carried out by the county government and related services concerned.

(7) The business agency, the social body, the individual and the HIPPA are helping the county government in inventory of irrigation assets, which is the responsibility of which it is responsible. continuous.

(8) The change of asset ownership in connection with the regulatory authority and liability arrangement in what is referred to in paragraph (4) shall be further set up with the Regent Regulation.

Article 53

(1) An inventory of irrigation assets as referred to in section 52 paragraph (3) is held at least 5 (five) years in any irrigation area.

(2) The Inventory of irrigation networks as referred to in section 52 of the verse (4) at most exercised once a year at any time

irrigation area. (3) The results of the inventory of irrigation networks as referred to in

article 52 verses (4) become part of the irrigation information system. (4) The irrigation information system as referred to in paragraph (3)

is a water resource information sub system.

Second Quarter Planning of Irrigation Asset Management

Section 54

(1) Asset management planning Irrigation includes analysis of data analysis results of irrigation assets and the formulation of follow-up plans to optimize the utilization of irrigation assets in any irrigation area.

(2) The Regency Government is drafting and setting plans Five (five) year management of irrigation assets at once.

(3) Drafting the management plan of irrigation assets is conducted democratically, transparent and accountable by involving all irrigation water users and irrigation network users.

(4) The business agency, the social body, the individual or the HIPPA are putting together a management plan Irrigation assets are ongoing responsibility.

Third Part Implementation Of Irrigation Asset Management

Section 55

(1) The administration of the Regency carries out the management of irrigation assets on a continuous based on the management of the specified irrigation assets.

(2) The business entity, the social entity, the individual or the HIPPA are carrying out the management of an irrigation asset which is a sustainable responsibility.

Fourth Section Monitoring and Evaluation of Implementation Of Irrigation Asset Management

Section 56

(1) The Government of the Regency is in accordance with its authority on monitoring and evaluation of the implementation of an irrigation asset management each year.

(2) The business entity, the social body, the individual or the HIPPA is assisting the Government County in conducting monitoring and evaluation of irrigation assets which is its responsibility Continuous.

(3) Monitoring and evaluation of the execution of irrigation asset management as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted to review the suitability between plans and execution of irrigation asset management.

Part All Five Updates For Irrigation Assets

Section 57

Updates to inventory of irrigation assets were carried out by

The county government is in compliance with its authority.

The Sixth Part of the Irrigation Asset Management

Article 58

Tata's management of irrigation assets including inventories, management planning, and management of irrigation assets. Management of irrigation assets, and evaluation of irrigation assets.

BAB XII FINANCING

PART OF THE FINANCING OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF IRRIGATION NETWORK DEVELOPMENT

SECTION 59

(1) Financing development of primary and secondary irrigation networks into a liability answer the Government of the Regency to its authority.

(2) The financing of the development of tertiary irrigation networks becomes the responsibility of HIPPA.

(3) Financing the development of sadap buildings, channels, tertiary boxes, and other tertiary complementary buildings contained within the 50-meter-long channel of the building sadap and the responsibility of the Regency Government corresponds to (4) In terms of the HIPPA unable to finance the development of a tertiary network which is its responsibility, the county government in accordance with its authority can help the financing of the development of irrigation networks that are in transit. based on the HIPPA request with regard to the principle of independence.

(5) The financing of irrigation networks is built by the business entity, the social body, the individual becomes the responsibility of the concerned party.

The Second Part of the Irrigation Network Management

Article 60

(1) Primary and secondary irrigation network management financing becomes the responsibility of the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority.

(2) The financing of management of primary and secondary irrigation networks is based on a real need for management. irrigation on any irrigation area.

(3) The calculation of the real needs figures Irrigation management in any irrigation area as referred to in verse (2) is conducted by the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority along with the HIPPA based on network tracking with regard to the HIPPA's constriction.

(4) Priority usage of the management of irrigation networks at any

The irrigation area agreed upon the regency of the Regency along with the HIPPA.

section 61

(1) The financing of the management of primary and secondary irrigation networks as referred to in section 60 paragraph (1) is an irrigation management fund whose management becomes the responsibility of the county government accordingly. Its authority.

(2) The use of irrigation management funds as referred to in paragraph (1) is done in accordance with applicable laws.

Article 62

(1) Financing of tertiary irrigation network The responsibility of the HIPPA.

(2) In terms of the HIPPA unable to finance the management of a tertiary irrigation network that is its responsibility, the county government can help financing the management of irrigation networks that are in charge of HIPPA requests by (3) The financing of the management of irrigation networks is built by the body of enterprise, the social body, the individual becomes the responsibility of the concerned party.

(4) Other irrigation of the irrigation network is required to participate in the process. in financing the management of irrigation networks built by the Government of the County in accordance with its authority.

Section 63

The operational financing of the County Irrigation Commission becomes the responsibility of the Regency Government in accordance with its authority.

The Third Part of the Network Management Financing Irrigation

Article 64

(1) The financing planning of the management of irrigation networks that became the responsibility of the county government as referred to in section 59 is coordinated and combined by the District Irrigation Commission.

(2) Coordination and allocation to be referred to in paragraph (1) is done in accordance with the proposed priority allocation fund management of the irrigation network recommended by the County Irrigation Commission proportionally and transparently.

(3) Coordination and allocation of management financing planning The irrigation network as part of the verse (2) refers to the proposed priority allocation of the management of irrigation networks delivered by the County Irrigation Commission.

Article 65

(1) The HIPPA has the right, duty and responsibility to collect, manage in utilizing the irrigation management dues of its members.

(2) Besaran and iuran form are set on a mutual agreement among the HIPPA member.

(3) irrigation management as referred to in paragraph (1) is carried out simultaneously across the irrigation area.

(4) irrigation management as referred to in paragraph (1) is used for financing.

(5) Operations, maintenance, and rehabilitation of tertiary irrigation networks and other networks that are its responsibility.

(6) Operations, maintenance and rehabilitation of primary and secondary irrigation networks may be carried out by HIPPA as a form participation in irrigation management in accordance with its capabilities.

BAB XIII ALIH IRRIGATED LAND FUNCTION

Article 66

(1) To ensure the preservation and benefits of the county irrigation network in accordance with its authority seeking the availability of irrigated land and/or relying on irrigated land functions.

(2) In order to ensure the preservation of the functions and benefits of irrigation networks as referred to by paragraph (1), the responsible and responsible agency in the field of irrigation is responsible for the occurrence of irrigated land functions for use in the region. non-agricultural purposes.

(3) The county government corresponds to Its authority is integrated into irrigation potential areas in order to support the region's agricultural commodities which are one of the elements in the preparation of the region's spatial plan.

(4) An irrigated land function as well. referred to a verse (1) in an irrigation area must refer to the established district area layout plan and obtain the permission of the county government.

Article 67

(1) The irrigated land function cannot be done except there are: a. change of the region's layout plans; or b. natural disasters resulting in loss of land function and

irrigation networks. (2) The County Government is in compliance with its authority

seeking replacement of irrigated land and its network resulting from changes in the region's spatial plan.

(3) The regency of the regency corresponds to its authority. be responsible for resetting the irrigation system in terms of:

a. Some or all of the irrigation network switched functions; or b. Irrigated land switching functions as referred to in section

66. (3) The business entity, the social body, or the agency that performs the activities

which may result in an irrigated land function that violates the plan of the region's layout as referred to in verse (1) the letter a change of irrigated land and the following. the network.

BAB XIV COORDINATING IRRIGATION SYSTEM

Article 68

(1) To guarantee the function and benefit of irrigation system required coordination of irrigation systems between irrigation and irrigation regions associated.

(2) The management of the management of the irrigation system as referred to in paragraph (1) is conducted through the District Irrigation Commission.

(3) Intercommission of irrigation commissions and working relationships between irrigation commissions and water resource councils Consultative and co-ordinative.

(4) Coordination of system management Irrigation of an irrigation area of less than 1000 Ha was carried through the Irrigation Commission.

BAB XV CONTROL AND SUPERVISION

Article 69

(1) To seek its creation of the purpose of the development and management of the system Irrigation is organized, the activities of control and supervision of the entire process of implementation of the development and management of irrigation systems on any irrigation area.

(2) The county government is carrying out control and supervision. as referred to in paragraph (1) by engaging the role as well as the society.

(3) Supervision as referred to in paragraph (1) includes activities: a. monitoring and evaluation; b. reporting; c. recommendation grant; d. (4) The role and society of the supervision as referred to in paragraph (2) is conducted by passing the report and/or complaint to the authorities.

(5) In the framework of the supervision as to the verse, (2), the Government of the Regency in accordance with its authority provides the development and management information of the irrigation system to the public.

(6) In order to control the functioning of irrigated land functions the county government performs supervision of the suitability of land functions with the layout plan which has been set.

(7) The HIPPA, the business entity, the social body and the individual, delivered a report on the development and management information of the irrigation system, which became its responsibility to the county government in accordance with its authority.

(8) HIPPA did supervision of the development and management of the irrigation system embodied in the form of reports and complaints to the county government.

Section 70

(1) To realize the implementation of control and supervision as referred to in section 69 of the paragraph (1), the Government of Regency provides information about the process and results of the implementation of the development and management of an irrigation system accessible to the public.

(2) The HIPPA, the business entity, the social and individual body and irrigation water-users for other purposes, provides a report of the results of its activities to the county government in providing the management information for irrigation systems that are responsible.

BAB XVI BAN

Article 71

In order to preserve the water and irrigation networks are prohibited: a. tap water from rivers and carrier channels, in addition to where

that is already specified; b. dumping solid objects with or without mechanical tools

that can result in inhibiting the flow, changing the nature of water as well as damaging irrigation networks;

c. make the quarry or make gutters along the irrigation channel and The buildings at a certain distance can cause a leak and may interfere with the stability of the channel and its buildings;

d. Graze, tether or detain livestock or animals within the border area of the channel;

e. destructive and/or repeal of grass or plants on a badminton channel and a building that is useful for conservation;

f. cultivate the plant on the badminton channel, soaking the channel's groove;

g. Blocking or obstructing the water course of the course in any way;

h. set up buildings within the channel-border area except for buildings that support an irrigation upgrade;

i. dispose of liquid, solid and other objects on the channel directly or indirectly that can lower the amount of raw water/water quality;

j. add, change function on the building of the pump well facility.

Article 72

Without the Regent Permission is prohibited: a. establish, modify and/or demolition of buildings-

buildings in the irrigation network and its full buildings; b. make changes or unload buildings

other than those on the letter a, which is inside, above or across the irrigation channel;

c. setting up a fishnet of fish in an irrigation channel, a reservoir can inhibit the flow of water and damage the environment and irrigation buildings;

d. establish, build a hood on a drainage channel that interferes with the drainage function;

e. throw away liquid/liquid objects that can change the water quality in the irrigation network;

f. retrieve the materials of the excavated group C in sand, gravel, stone or similar natural results and irrigation networks.

BAB XVII SANCTION ADMINISTRATION

Article 73

Against the conduct that violates the provisions of section 71 letter i and j as well as section 72 letters b, c, d imposed administration and/or demolition of the building.

BAB XVIII CRIMINAL provisions

Article 74

(1) The violation of the provisions of Article 19 of the paragraph (1) Article 34, Section 36 verse (4), Article 49, Article 50 paragraph (2) Article 51 paragraph (7), Article 71 and Article 72 of the criminal threat Six (six) months or high penalties of Rp. 50,000,000.00 (fifty million rupiah).

(2) Criminal action as referred to in paragraph (1) is a violation.

(3) If a violation is referred to as a paragraph (1) resulting in the breakdown of the channel along with the building and or the irrigation network, the provisions of the section are described in the "section". criminal under applicable law.

(4) A criminal act as referred to in paragraph (1) is a crime.

CHAPTER XIX OF THE INVESTIGATION PROVISIONS

Article 75

In addition to the official General investigator, the investigation of the criminal acts as referred to in section 74, performed by a civil servant investigator in the local government environment whose appointment is set in accordance with the applicable law-invitation rules.

Article 76

(1) In performing the investigation duties of the the official as referred to in section 75, authorized:

a. received a complaint report from a person about the existence of a criminal;

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

c. ordered to stop someone of the suspect and check the identification tag of the suspect;

d. Do confiscation of objects and or letters; e. take fingerprints and photograph someone; f. call people to be heard and checked as suspects

or witnesses;

g. bring the necessary experts in conjunction with the case check;

h. Held a termination of the investigation after receiving instructions and investigators that there was not enough evidence or the event was not to be a felony, and the subsequent investigation through investigators told the public prosecutor, the suspect. or his family;

i. hold other actions according to the law that can be held accountable.

(2) The Civil Service Investigators Officer made the news of the event every about: a. Suspect's description; b. Home income; c. confiscation of objects; d. Mail check; e. Witness checkup; f. examination on the scene and send it to

the national prosecutor of the Republic of Indonesia State Police.

CHAPTER XX TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS

Article 77

At the time the Regional Regulation is starting In effect: 1. All implementation regulations related to irrigation

are stated to remain in effect as long as not contradictory to or not issued a new implementation regulation under the regulations of this area.

2. Permits related to the development and management of irrigation systems that have been published before the regulation of this area are stated to remain in effect until the expiring term is terminated.

3. For irrigation networks that the management has submitted to the HIPPA is conducted an evaluation of the performance of irrigation management, provided: a. if based on irrigation performance evaluation results

rated feasible and HIPPA declares its interference, the temporary submission of assets is increased to the transfer of grants in the form of the grant according to the regulations The laws and regulations are handed over to the HIPPA;

b. if based on the results of an irrigation management performance evaluated unfeasible, assets and irrigation management were returned and became the responsibility of the county government in accordance with its authority;

c. evaluation of irrigation management performance started to be conducted at least 1 (one) years, and completed at least 3 (three) years since the expiration of this Regional Regulation;

d. As long as the evaluation is not done, irrigation management remains done by HIPPA;

e. the evaluation activities as referred to in the number (3) are performed by the Government of the Regency in accordance with the mutual authority of the HIPPA;

f. procedure and the evaluation criteria of the performance of irrigation management are prepared by the Government of the Regency along with the HIPPA and are established with the Bupati Regulation.

4. The transfer of irrigation other than the one referred to in the letter c which has been implemented by the Government of Management to the HIPPA is adjusted to the provisions of: a. that on primary and secondary irrigation systems exercised

is partitively based on the loneliness between the Government of the Regency and HIPPA; or

b. If the HIPPA does not agree to the management of irrigation networks on primary and secondary irrigation systems, the management of irrigation networks becomes the responsibility of the Regency Government in accordance with its authority.

BAB XXI provisions CLOSURE

Article 78

At the time the Regional Regulation came into effect, the Regional Regulation No. 07 of 2004 on Irrigation (Sumenep County County Sheet 30 June 2004 No. 28) was revoked and declared no apply.

Article 79

Things not yet set in Regulation This area, as long as the implementation is further set by the Regent.

Article 80

The rules of this area begin to apply to the date of the promulgated.

So that everyone knows it, order it to be promulgated. This Area rules with its placement in the Sumenep County Area Sheet.

Set in: Sumenep on the date: 14 Pebruary 2011

BUPATI SUMENEP

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KH. A. BUSYRO KARIM, M. Si promulded in: Sumenep on date: April 20, 2011 REGIONAL SECRETARY OF SUMENEP COUNTY

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Drs. MOH. SALEH, M. Si The Young Master of NIP. 19560506 198002 1 004

LEAF COUNTY COUNTY SUMENEP 2011 NUMBER 6