Implementation Measures of Chengdu's "Regulations on River Management of the People's Republic of China"

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen river management, ensure flood control safety, and give full play to the comprehensive benefits of rivers, in accordance with the "River Management Regulations of the People's Republic of China" and relevant laws and regulations, combined with Chengdu In practice, this implementation method is formulated. Article 2 These Implementation Measures apply to rivers within the administrative area of ??Chengdu City, including artificial waterways, flood conduction areas, flood storage areas and flood detention areas. Article 3 The Chengdu Municipal Water Administration Department is the competent authority for river courses within the administrative region of Chengdu Municipality and is responsible for the unified management of river courses.

The water administrative departments of each district (city) and county are the competent authorities for river courses within their respective administrative regions and are responsible for the unified management of river courses. Article 4: The administrative head responsibility system of the local people's government shall be implemented for river flood control and obstacle clearance work. Chapter 2 River Regulation and Construction Article 5 The regulation and construction of river channels shall comply with the comprehensive planning of the river basin, comply with the flood control standards, navigation standards and other relevant technical requirements stipulated by the state, maintain the safety of embankments, maintain the stability of river conditions, and maintain the ability to discharge and discharge floods. Shipping is smooth.

Standards for river flood control: The rivers in Jinjiang, Qingyang, Jinniu, Wuhou and Chenghua Districts should prevent floods that occur once in 70 years in 2000 and floods that occur once in 200 years in 2030. Floods; rivers in Longquanyi District, Qingbaijiang District, the seat of the county (city) people's government, and key flood control towns determined by the municipal water administrative department should be protected against floods that occur once in twenty to fifty years; rivers in other areas should be protected against floods that occur once in ten years. to a flood that occurs once in twenty years. Article 6 When constructing various water conservancy projects to develop water conservancy, prevent and control water damage, and regulate river courses, as well as bridges, docks, roads, ports, pipelines, cables and other buildings and facilities that cross rivers, cross embankments, and are adjacent to rivers, the construction unit must comply with river management After the project construction plan is submitted to the river channel authority for review and approval, the approval procedures can be carried out in accordance with the capital construction procedures.

After the construction project is approved, the construction unit shall notify the river course authority of the construction arrangements. The river course authority shall participate in the completion acceptance of the project. Those that do not meet the design standards or fail to pass the acceptance inspection shall not be put into use.

If various types of buildings and facilities that have been built do not meet the flood control standards stipulated by the state, the river authority will order the original construction unit to rebuild or demolish them within a time limit. Article 7 The construction of bridges, docks, pipelines, lines and other facilities across rivers must meet flood control and navigation requirements, and flood channels must not be narrowed. Within 200 meters upstream and downstream of the shore where bridges, docks, and water intake structures are located, the construction unit shall build embankments or bank protections and be responsible for maintenance and repairs.

If it is really necessary to use the top of the embankment as a highway, it must be approved by the superior river authority, and the transportation or relevant departments will be responsible for repairing and maintaining the road surface.

The management and maintenance measures for the embankment body and the highway on the top of the embankment shall be formulated by the river course authority in consultation with the transportation department. Article 8 Districts (cities) and counties are prohibited from unilaterally constructing drainage, water blocking, water diversion, or watercourses without reaching an agreement between the parties concerned or approval by the superior river course authority. Water storage projects and river improvement projects. Article 9 The land required for river dredging and embankment reinforcement, as well as for river regulation according to the flood control plan, shall be adjusted and settled by the people's government at or above the county level, and the land management department shall handle the land use procedures in accordance with the law.

The available land increased by the construction of reservoirs and river regulation is owned by the state and used by people's governments at or above the county level for resettlement and river regulation projects. Chapter 3 River Management Article 10 The rivers within the administrative region of this city shall be subject to the principle of combining water system management and hierarchical management. In addition to the Minjiang River, the main stream of Tuojiang River and the Guanyang River (including Qingbai River), Baitiao River (including Pihe River), Zouma River, Jiang'an River, Shagou River, Heishi River and other provincial rivers in the Dujiangyan river system, the Jianjiang River, Beihe River, Xihe, Nanhe, Xiejiang River, ■Jianghe, Pujiang River, Linxi River, and Fuhe are managed by the municipal river channel authority; the river sections that flow through the five districts and have been used as urban municipal engineering facilities are entrusted by the municipal river channel authority to manage the city. The department is responsible for management; the remaining rivers are managed by the district (city) and county river authorities. Article 11: The management of river embankment projects shall combine professional management with mass management. Professional management agencies are established for rivers managed by municipalities; rivers managed by districts (cities) and counties can also be entrusted with grassroots water conservancy stations to be responsible for project management. Mass management and protection organizations establish management and protection sections (groups) in townships (towns) and villages along the river, or sign management and protection contracts with professional households and embankment guards. Article 12 For rivers with embankments, the management scope includes the waters between the embankments on both sides, sandbars, beachlands (including cultivated land), flood control areas, embankments on both sides and embankment land. The berm site should be 5 to 20 meters away from the backwater slope of the embankment.

The management scope of rivers without embankments is determined based on the historical highest flood level or design flood level.

The embankment safety protection zone is defined based on the importance of the embankment and the soil conditions of the embankment foundation. The protection zone is an area 10 to 100 meters outside the embankment.

The specific management scope of the river and the embankment safety protection zone shall be delimited by the district (city) and county river management authority where the river is located in conjunction with the relevant departments of land and resources, and submitted to the people's government at the same level for approval, and stakes shall be buried to demarcate the river. . Municipally managed rivers should be reported to the municipal water administrative department for filing. Article 13 Within the scope of river management, the use of water areas and land should comply with the requirements for river flood control, water conveyance, safety and navigation; the use of beachlands should be formulated by the river management authority in conjunction with the land and other relevant departments and reported to the county. Approved by the people's governments at or above the national level.