Nanjing Reservoir Protection Regulations

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the protection of reservoirs, protect the safety of people's lives and property, ensure the effective supply of water resources, maintain the ecological environment of the reservoir, regulate the use of the reservoir, give full play to the comprehensive benefits of the reservoir, and promote economic and social sustainability Development, these regulations are formulated in accordance with the "People's Republic of China Water Law", "People's Republic of China Flood Control Law" and "Jiangsu Province Reservoir Management Regulations" and other laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation of this city. Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the protection of reservoirs within the administrative region of this city.

Reservoirs in this city are divided into medium-sized and small-sized reservoirs in accordance with the "Grading Classification and Flood Standards of Water Conservancy and Hydropower Engineering", including registered reservoirs and unregistered reservoirs. Article 3 The protection of reservoirs follows the principles of safety first, protection priority, overall planning and rational utilization. Article 4 The municipal, county (district) water administrative departments are responsible for the supervision and management of reservoirs within their respective administrative regions.

Relevant administrative departments such as environmental protection, agriculture, planning, land and resources, housing and urban and rural construction, tourism, gardening, transportation, etc. shall, according to the division of responsibilities, do a good job in the supervision and management of reservoirs. Article 5 The county (district) water administrative department is the competent unit for medium-sized reservoirs and small reservoirs under its jurisdiction, and the town people's government (subdistrict office) is the competent unit for other small reservoirs within its jurisdiction. However, for reservoirs managed by other government departments, government dispatched agencies and other relevant units on their own (hereinafter referred to as self-managed reservoirs), the competent unit shall be the relevant unit. Article 6 Reservoirs shall establish management units. Two or more small reservoirs can establish separate management units, but each reservoir should be equipped with full-time management personnel.

The management units of medium-sized reservoirs and small reservoirs under the jurisdiction of the water administrative department shall be established by the county (district) people's government, and the management units of other small reservoirs shall be established by the town people's government (subdistrict office). The management unit of a self-managed reservoir shall be established by its competent authority. Article 7 People's governments at all levels shall include reservoir management funds such as reservoir operation and management, repair and maintenance, basic personnel expenses, danger removal and reinforcement, etc. into the fiscal budget of the same level.

For self-managed reservoirs, the competent authority shall arrange corresponding funds for operation and management, repair and maintenance, basic personnel expenses, risk removal and reinforcement, etc. Article 8: All units and individuals have the obligation to protect the safety of reservoirs.

Units and individuals that have made outstanding achievements in reservoir safety management will be commended and rewarded by the people's governments at all levels. Chapter 2 Reservoir Management Article 9 The municipal and county (district) water administrative departments shall work together with relevant departments to delineate the management scope of the reservoir and the land for necessary management facilities in accordance with the following provisions, and submit them to the people's government at the same level for approval and announcement:

(1) Medium-sized reservoir dams and their two ends are 50 to 80 meters each, and the backwater slope of the dam is 100 to 150 meters outside the foot of the dam; small (1) type reservoir dams and their two ends 30 to 50 meters each, and 50 to 100 meters outside the backwater slope of the dam; for small (2) type reservoirs, the dam and its two ends are 10 to 30 meters each, and the backwater slope of the dam is 10 to 100 meters outside the foot of the dam. Fifty meters;

(2) Reservoir waters, islands and areas below the calibrated flood level;

(3) Reservoir spillway channels determined in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations and the management scope of other engineering facilities. Article 10 The following behaviors are prohibited within the scope of reservoir management:

(1) Reclamation, filling, enclosure and other reduction of reservoir capacity;

(2) Damage to dams and culverts , gates, power stations, channels and other reservoir buildings, as well as ancillary facilities such as hydrological observation, communications, flood control, power transmission and transformation, lighting, transportation, etc.;

(3) Constructing buildings on the dam, building docks, Burying poles (pipes) or other facilities that affect the safety of the dam;

(4) Planting trees, cultivating seeds, building canals, grazing, stacking materials, and drying grain and grass on the dam;

< p>(5) Driving non-agricultural tracked motor vehicles or overweight vehicles on the top of the dam;

(6) Stacking, storing, dumping, and burying waste;

(7) ) Exploding fish, poisoning fish, and electrocuting fish in the reservoir waters;

(8) Washing vehicles and containers in the reservoir waters, and discharging sewage into the reservoir waters;

(9) Laws , other prohibited sexual behaviors stipulated in regulations.

No water obstacles shall be set up in the inlet river, outlet gate and spillway. Article 11 It is prohibited to build hotels, restaurants, hotels, resorts, sanatoriums or conduct real estate development within the scope of reservoir management.

If the normal water storage level edge is less than 100 meters away from the verified flood level edge, the construction of hotels, restaurants, hotels, resorts, sanatoriums or real estate development within 100 meters from the normal water storage level edge line is prohibited.

If real estate development and other construction activities are carried out outside the areas specified in the preceding two paragraphs, public access to the reservoir management scope shall be reserved. Article 12 The municipal and county (district) water administrative departments shall delineate the management scope of reservoirs and dams in accordance with the provisions of Article 9, Paragraph 1, and submit them to the people's government at the same level for approval and announcement.

City, county (district) water administrative departments shall delineate the protection scope of reservoir dams in accordance with the following provisions, and submit them to the people's government at the same level for approval and announcement:

(1) Medium-sized reservoirs The edge line of the dam management scope and the front surface of the dam are each 500 meters outward;

(2) The edge line of the dam management range and the front surface of the dam are 300 meters each for small (1) type reservoirs;

(3) The edge line of the dam management scope of the small (2) type reservoir and the water surface of the dam are each 200 meters outward.