用水总量控制管理办法（Measures for the control and control of total water consumption）.docVIP

用水总量控制管理办法（Measures for the control and control of total water consumption） Decree No. 227th of the peoples Government of Shandong Province The measures for the control of the total amount of water used in Shandong have been adopted by the eighty-first executive meeting of the provincial government in September 14, 2010 and are hereby promulgated and shall come into force on January 1, 2011. Governor Jiang Daming Two years, October 19th Measures for the control of total amount of water used in Shandong Article 1 in order to strengthen the management of water consumption control, promote the rational development of water resources and ecological environment protection, realizing the sustainable utilization of water resources, protection of the provinces economic and social sustainable development, according to the Peoples Republic of China water law and other laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation of this province, the enactment of this approach. Article second the development, utilization and management of water resources within the administrative area of this province shall be governed by these measures. The total amount of water used in these third Measures refers to the total amount of surface water, underground water and the amount of water transferred into or out of the region in certain areas and within a certain period of time. The term water users as mentioned in these Measures refers to the units and individuals who have handled and obtained water licenses in accordance with the law. Fourth of the total amount control system to implement water, should follow the overall planning, overall planning, scientific configuration, supply to the principle of regional transfer into the water, surface water, groundwater and water utilization, reasonable arrangements for living, production and ecology, promote the balance of groundwater recharge, ensuring sustainable utilization of water resources. Fifth Peoples governments above the county level to w