Centralized drinking water sources as mentioned in these Regulations refer to drinking water sources with a population of 1000 or more.
The decentralized drinking water sources mentioned in these Regulations refer to drinking water sources with population 100 or more 1000 or less.
The protection and management of other decentralized drinking water sources other than those specified in these Regulations shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state. Article 4 The protection of drinking water sources shall follow the principles of unified planning, giving priority to protection, comprehensive prevention and control, and ensuring safety. Article 5 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities) shall incorporate the protection plan of drinking water sources into the national economic and social development plan, and link it with the national spatial planning, the overall planning of ecological environment and the comprehensive planning of water resources; Increase investment in drinking water source protection, and the required funds will be included in the fiscal budget at the same level; Establish a compensation mechanism for ecological protection of drinking water sources and reasonably determine compensation standards.
Township (town) people's governments and sub-district offices shall do a good job in the protection of drinking water sources within their respective jurisdictions according to law, and shall stop the acts of polluting drinking water sources and destroying drinking water source protection facilities when found, and timely notify the relevant competent departments.
City, county (city) District People's governments shall coordinate the relevant local people's governments to do a good job in the protection of drinking water sources across administrative regions. Sixth city, county (city) district ecological environment department is responsible for the unified supervision and management of drinking water source water pollution prevention and control; The water administrative department shall guide the work related to the protection of drinking water sources.
Drinking water source management institutions are responsible for the daily supervision, management and protection of water sources, comprehensively manage the water environment within the management scope, and cooperate with relevant departments to do a good job in water quality monitoring and water pollution prevention and control.
Development and reform, finance, planning and natural resources, urban and rural construction, transportation, urban management, agriculture and rural areas, animal husbandry management, forestry and gardens, public security, market supervision and management, health and emergency management, culture, radio and television, tourism and other departments. Should be in accordance with their respective responsibilities, do a good job in the protection of drinking water sources. Seventh city, county (city) District People's governments and relevant departments shall organize publicity and education on the protection of drinking water sources, popularize the laws, regulations and scientific knowledge on the protection of drinking water sources, and improve the public's awareness and ability to participate in the protection of drinking water sources.
Newspapers, radio, television, internet and other media should strengthen the public welfare propaganda of drinking water source protection. Eighth all units and individuals have the obligation to protect drinking water sources, and have the right to report acts of pollution, occupation and destruction of drinking water sources.
City, county (city) District People's government and relevant departments shall encourage the application of advanced science and technology to protect drinking water sources, and commend and reward units and individuals that have made remarkable achievements in protecting drinking water sources in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and the province. Chapter II Delimitation of Protected Areas and Scope of Protection Article 9 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities) shall organize the preparation of protection plans for drinking water sources within their respective administrative areas. Drinking water source protection planning includes drinking water source environmental protection planning and safety guarantee planning.
City, county (city) district ecological environment department shall, jointly with the departments of development and reform, water administration, urban and rural construction, planning and natural resources, health and other departments, formulate the environmental protection plan for drinking water sources in this administrative region; City, county (city) district water administrative departments shall, jointly with the departments of development and reform, ecological environment, urban and rural construction, planning and natural resources, health and other departments, formulate the safety protection plan for drinking water sources within their respective administrative areas. After the planning is completed, it shall be reported to the people's government at the same level for approval before implementation. Tenth the establishment of drinking water source protection zone system. Centralized drinking water source protection areas are divided into primary protection areas and secondary protection areas (hereinafter referred to as protected areas); When necessary, a certain area can be demarcated on the periphery of the protected area.
Dispersed drinking water sources can be defined according to the needs of water quality assurance. Eleventh municipal centralized drinking water source protection zone delineation or adjustment, by the drinking water source management agencies entrusted with the corresponding technical ability of the third party, the preparation of protected areas delineation or adjustment of the technical report. The technical report prepared by the municipal competent department of ecological environment jointly with the water administrative department shall be examined and demonstrated by the organization, submitted to the Municipal People's Government for deliberation, and put forward a plan for delineation or adjustment of protected areas, which shall be submitted to the provincial people's government for approval.
Delineation or adjustment of centralized drinking water source protection areas at or below the county (city) level, the county (city) District People's government shall designate relevant departments or units to entrust a third party with corresponding technical capabilities to prepare technical reports. The technical report prepared by the county (city) district ecological environment department in conjunction with the water administrative department shall be reviewed and demonstrated, and after deliberation by the people's government at the same level, a plan for delineating or adjusting the protected areas shall be put forward. The delineation or adjustment scheme of protected areas involving counties (cities) shall be directly reported to the provincial people's government for approval; Delineation or adjustment scheme of regional protected areas shall be examined and demonstrated by the municipal competent department of ecological environment, and submitted to the provincial people's government for approval after deliberation and approval by the Municipal People's government.
The delineation or adjustment scheme of the protection scope of decentralized drinking water sources (hereinafter referred to as the protection scope) shall be compiled by a third party with corresponding technical capabilities entrusted by the township (town) people's government and sub-district offices, reviewed and demonstrated by the county (city) district ecological environment department in conjunction with the water administrative department, and implemented after being submitted to the county (city) district people's government for approval.