chapter I general provisions article 1 in order to strengthen the management of reservoirs, ensure the safety of reservoirs and give full play to the benefits of reservoir projects, these provisions are formulated in accordance with the law of the people's Republic of China on water, the regulations on the safety management of reservoirs and dams, and the measures for the implementation of the law of the people's Republic of China on water in Jiangxi province, combined with the actual situation of this municipality. Article 2 These Provisions shall apply to reservoirs within the administrative area of this Municipality.

The medium-sized reservoirs mentioned in these Provisions refer to reservoirs with a storage capacity of 1 million cubic meters to 1 million cubic meters.

Small reservoirs mentioned in these Provisions include small (I) type reservoirs and small (II) type reservoirs. Small (1) type reservoirs refer to reservoirs with a storage capacity of 1 million cubic meters to 1 million cubic meters; Small (II) reservoirs refer to reservoirs with a storage capacity of 1, cubic meters to 1 million cubic meters. Third municipal water administrative departments in charge of the city's reservoir management. County (District) water administrative department in charge of reservoir management within their respective administrative areas. Article 4 Reservoirs shall be managed according to the following division of labor:

(1) State-owned reservoirs shall be managed by reservoir management units established by the departments under their jurisdiction;

(2) Small (I) collectively owned reservoirs are managed by township (town) reservoir management units;

(3) Small (II) reservoirs collectively owned shall be managed by the villagers' committee, but those that benefit from crossing villages shall be managed by the township (town) reservoir management unit. Article 5 Reservoir management shall ensure the safety of dam head hub and canal system projects, scientifically dispatch water storage and discharge, give full play to the benefits of reservoir projects, and reasonably collect water charges. Sixth reservoir managers should have the corresponding business knowledge and management level, receive regular on-the-job training, and show certificates. Chapter II Safety Management of Reservoirs Article 7 The state-owned reservoirs shall be submitted by the competent authorities to the county (district) people's government to delimit the scope of management and protection according to the following standards:

(1) The management scope shall be 5 meters from the dam end of medium-sized reservoirs, 1 to 3 meters from the downstream dam foot, and 1 to 2 meters from both sides of spillway and other water discharge structures; The management scope extends from 1 to 5 meters as the protection scope.

(2) The management scope is that the dam end of a small reservoir extends 3 meters and the downstream dam foot extends 5 to 1 meters; The management scope extends from 5 to 2 meters as the protection scope.

(3) The management scope is below the check flood level in the reservoir area; The protection scope is 1 to 15 meters above the management scope or to the watershed of the river basin.

referring to the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the county (district) people's government shall delimit the scope of protection for collectively owned reservoirs.

The management scope and protection scope of the reservoir should be clearly marked. Article 8 Within the scope of state-owned reservoir management, the land ownership belongs to the state, and the land use right belongs to the reservoir management unit, and no unit or individual may occupy it without authorization. When delineating the scope of reservoir management, procedures shall be handled in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Land Management Law.

within the scope of state-owned reservoir protection, the ownership and use right of land remain unchanged, and the use of land shall be subject to the supervision of the reservoir management unit. Article 9 Blasting, well drilling, quarrying, mining, dredging, earth borrowing, grave building and other activities endangering the safety of the reservoir are prohibited within the scope of management and protection of the reservoir. Tenth reservoir operation should ensure safety.

when storing water in flood season, the reservoir should make a flood season plan. Comprehensive utilization of the reservoir, its operation must obey the unified command of the city and county (District) flood control headquarters, and no unit or individual may illegally interfere. Article 11 The flood control safety of reservoirs must meet the following flood prevention standards:

(1) Medium-sized reservoirs return once every 5 years for normal operation and once every 1, years for extraordinary operation.

(2) Small (I) type reservoirs are normally used once every 3 years, and are very used once every 5 years.

(3) Small (2) type reservoirs are normally used once every 2 years, and are very used once every 2 years. Article 12 If a reservoir fails to meet the flood prevention standards or has serious quality defects, the reservoir management unit shall formulate a plan for reinforcement and reinforcement, and report it to the authorities for approval. Article 13 Hydrological and geological exploration and design of reservoir reinforcement shall be undertaken by units with corresponding qualifications; The construction of reservoir reinforcement should be undertaken by units with corresponding qualifications through bidding and tendering.

the reinforcement of the main buildings at the dam head of a medium-sized reservoir shall be supervised by a water conservancy project supervision unit with corresponding qualifications, and shall be subject to the quality supervision of the water administrative department. Article 14 The funds for reservoir reinforcement are mainly raised through the following channels: (1) flood control and security funds retained by counties (districts) and water conservancy construction funds;

(2) special funds for financial arrangements at all levels;

(3) part of the water fee charged by the reservoir management unit;

(4) special funds allocated by higher authorities;

(5) the people contribute their labor. Chapter III Collection and Management of Water Fees Article 15 The reservoir shall be provided with paid water.

the water fee collection standard shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the provincial people's government. Sixteenth reservoir management units shall, in conjunction with the beneficiary townships (towns) and villages, verify the irrigation area of agricultural users, and the irrigation area after verification shall not be changed at will; If it is really necessary to change, it shall be re-approved by the original approval unit. Seventeenth reservoir management units shall register and publish the amount of water charges that users should pay, and report it to the county (district) water administrative department for the record.

the reservoir management unit can directly collect water charges from water users, and the relevant townships (towns) and villages will cooperate; Can also be entrusted to the township (town), the village collection.