Environmental protection of centralized drinking water sources in cities and towns shall be implemented with reference to these regulations. Article 3 The urban drinking water sources mentioned in these Regulations refer to the surface and underground drinking water sources such as rivers, lakes, reservoirs and underground wells (springs) used for centralized water supply in cities within their respective administrative areas. Article 4 The environmental protection of urban drinking water sources shall follow the principles of unified planning, giving priority to protection, comprehensive prevention and control, and ensuring safety.
The people's governments of autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) shall take measures to protect the urban drinking water source environment, be responsible for the quality of urban drinking water sources within their respective administrative areas, incorporate the environmental protection of urban drinking water sources into the national economic and social development plan, and link it with the overall land use planning, urban and rural planning, water pollution prevention planning and comprehensive water resources planning. Fifth Autonomous Prefecture People's government is responsible for organizing the implementation of these regulations.
The competent department of environmental protection of autonomous prefecture and county (city) shall be responsible for the specific implementation of these regulations, and implement unified supervision and management on the prevention and control of environmental pollution of urban drinking water sources.
Autonomous Prefecture, county (city) people's government water conservancy, development and reform, land, health planning, housing construction, agriculture, forestry, transportation and other departments to do a good job in environmental protection of urban drinking water sources.
The township (town) people's government shall assist the relevant departments of the people's governments at or above the county level to do a good job in environmental protection of urban drinking water sources. Article 6 All units, organizations and individuals have the obligation to protect the environment of urban drinking water sources, and have the right to stop and report acts that damage and pollute the environment of urban drinking water sources.
The people's governments of autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) shall encourage the relevant competent departments to apply advanced science and technology to protect the urban drinking water source environment. Chapter II Delimitation of Urban Drinking Water Source Protection Zones Article 7 Autonomous Prefecture implements the system of urban drinking water source protection zones.
Urban drinking water source protection areas are divided into first-class protection areas and second-class protection areas. When necessary, a certain area can be designated as the quasi-protected area outside the drinking water source protection area. Article 8 The delineation of urban drinking water source protection areas shall be planned by the county (city) people's government, organized by environmental protection, water conservancy, forestry and other departments, and approved by the people's government of the autonomous prefecture and submitted to the provincial people's government for approval.
Delineation of urban drinking water source protection areas across counties (cities) shall be proposed by the people's governments of relevant counties (cities) through consultation, and shall be submitted to the provincial people's government for approval after being approved by the people's governments of autonomous prefectures; If negotiation fails, the competent department of environmental protection of the Autonomous Prefecture People's Government shall, jointly with the relevant departments of the county (city), put forward a delimitation plan, solicit the opinions of the relevant departments at the state level, and submit it to the provincial people's government for approval after approval by the Autonomous Prefecture People's Government. Article 9 The county (city) people's government where the first-class protection zone of urban drinking water source is located shall announce the specific scope and geographical boundary of the urban drinking water source protection zone, set up a protective net at the land boundary of the first-class protection zone, and set up boundary markers, boundary markers or eye-catching warning signs at the land boundary of the second-class protection zone and the quasi-protection zone.
No unit, organization or individual may move or damage the protective facilities without authorization. Tenth city drinking water source protection areas specific delineation measures in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.
The water quality standard of the first-class protection zone of urban drinking water surface source shall not be lower than the Class II standard of the National Environmental Quality Standard for Surface Water, and meet the requirements of the National Hygienic Standard for Drinking Water; The water quality standard of the two-level protected areas shall not be lower than the Class III standard of the National Environmental Quality Standard for Surface Water, and ensure that the water quality of the first-level protected areas can meet the prescribed standards; The water quality standards of quasi-protected areas shall ensure that the water quality of secondary protected areas can meet the prescribed standards.
The water quality of urban drinking water underground source protection areas should meet the requirements of national sanitary standards for drinking water. Eleventh county (city) people's government should strengthen the construction of standby drinking water sources to ensure emergency water use. Where conditions permit, spare drinking water sources should be built and a complete water supply system should be built. Chapter III Environmental Protection of Drinking Water Sources in Cities Article 12 The people's governments of autonomous prefectures and counties (cities) shall strictly implement the total discharge control of key pollutants and the system of pollutant discharge permit according to the water quality requirements determined by the functional zoning of surface water and the water capacity approved by the water conservancy department.
In the drinking water source protection area, it is forbidden to set up sewage outlets. Thirteenth in the city drinking water source protection areas shall comply with the following provisions:
(a) prohibit all activities that undermine the ecological balance of the water environment and activities that destroy water source forests, bank protection forests and vegetation related to water source protection;
(two) prohibit deforestation or unauthorized quarrying, sand mining, soil;
(3) It is forbidden to dump industrial waste residue, urban garbage, feces and other wastes into water bodies;
(4) It is forbidden to dump industrial wastewater, sewage containing pathogens, sewage containing radioactive substances and other harmful wastes by seepage wells, pits, mines, cracks and caves;
(five) it is forbidden to use explosives and poisons to kill aquatic animals, not to abuse chemical fertilizers, and not to use highly toxic and highly residual pesticides;
(6) Vehicles loaded with toxic and harmful substances must have anti-seepage, anti-overflow and anti-leakage facilities when passing through urban drinking water source protection areas, and an application must be made in advance and approved by the competent department of environmental protection;
(7) It is forbidden to store oil, natural gas, radioactive substances, toxic and harmful chemical raw materials, pesticides, etc. Using pores, cracks, caves and abandoned mines in permeable layers;
(eight) the construction of underground engineering facilities or underground exploration, mining and other activities, should take protective measures to prevent groundwater pollution;
(nine) it is forbidden to build or expand construction projects that cause serious water pollution in the quasi-protected areas of urban drinking water sources; Reconstruction of construction projects, no new water pollutants and sewage discharge.