The water quality of centralized drinking water sources shall conform to the national environmental quality standards for surface water and groundwater. Article 6 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) shall be responsible for the protection and management of centralized drinking water sources within their respective administrative areas, and incorporate the protection of centralized drinking water sources into national economic and social development planning, land and space planning, ecological environment protection planning and water pollution prevention and control planning.
Cross-county (city, district) centralized drinking water sources shall be protected and managed in accordance with the administrative jurisdiction of administrative divisions, and the local people's governments in the beneficiary areas shall cooperate with the local people's governments in their territories for protection and management. Seventh city, county (city, district) people's government should be centralized drinking water source protection and management funds into the fiscal budget at the same level, the establishment of protection target responsibility system and assessment system. Article 8 The competent department of ecological environment of the Municipal People's Government shall be responsible for the unified supervision and management of water environmental protection and pollution prevention of centralized drinking water sources within its administrative area.
The water administrative department of the people's government of the city or county (city or district) is responsible for the protection and unified dispatch of centralized drinking water sources.
City, county (city, district) people's government departments of natural resources and planning, housing and urban and rural construction, health, agriculture and rural areas, forestry and grassland, transportation, emergency management and drinking water source project management, according to their respective functions and duties, do a good job in centralized drinking water source protection.
Township (town) people's governments and sub-district offices shall cooperate with relevant competent departments to do a good job in the protection, supervision and management of centralized drinking water sources within their respective jurisdictions.
Village (neighborhood) committees shall assist the local people's governments and relevant competent departments to do a good job in the protection of centralized drinking water sources. Article 9 River (lake) chiefs at all levels in centralized drinking water source protection areas shall, in accordance with relevant regulations, organize and lead centralized drinking water source protection, waterfront management and protection, water pollution prevention and control, water environment management and water ecological restoration. Tenth all units and individuals have the obligation to protect the water environment, and have the right to dissuade, stop and report acts of pollution and damage to drinking water sources.
Encourage villagers and residents to protect drinking water sources in village regulations or residents' conventions and implement protection measures.
Encourage social organizations and volunteers to participate in the protection of drinking water sources. Chapter II Determination of Water Sources and Delineation of Protected Areas Article 11 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) shall, in accordance with the provisions of laws and regulations, organize water administrative departments and other competent departments to use surface water bodies or underground water bodies with good water quality and stable water quantity suitable for delimiting protected areas as centralized drinking water sources, and make evaluation and adjustment according to the needs of economic and social development, the present situation and planning of water resources development and utilization.
City and county (city, district) people's governments shall announce the names and protection scope of centralized drinking water sources, emergency or standby centralized drinking water sources, formulate centralized drinking water source protection plans and specific measures, and organize their implementation. Twelfth city and county (city, district) people's governments shall plan and build emergency water sources or standby water sources to ensure the supply of drinking water in case of emergency. Article 13 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) shall organize relevant departments in charge of ecological environment, and put forward a plan for the delineation of centralized drinking water source protection areas according to the current national norms and technical standards, which shall be submitted to the provincial people's government for approval by the Municipal People's Government.
Delineation of centralized drinking water source protection zones across counties (cities, districts) shall be proposed by the people's governments of relevant counties (cities, districts) after consultation and reported to the municipal people's government with districts at the provincial level for approval; If negotiation fails, the municipal competent department of ecological environment shall, jointly with the relevant departments at the same level, propose a delimitation plan, which shall be approved by the Municipal People's government and submitted to the provincial people's government for approval. Fourteenth centralized drinking water source protection areas are divided into primary protection areas and secondary protection areas; When necessary, a certain area can be designated outside the centralized drinking water source protection area as the quasi-protection area. Fifteenth centralized drinking water source protection areas need to be adjusted, the people's government that originally proposed the delineation plan shall organize the demonstration and re-submit for approval in accordance with the provisions of Article thirteenth of these regulations. Chapter III Protection of Water Sources Article 16 The people's governments of cities and counties (cities, districts) shall set up clear geographical landmarks and obvious warning signs at the boundary of centralized drinking water source protection areas, and set up isolation protection facilities in areas around the first-class protection areas where human activities are frequent.
No unit or individual may damage, change or move geographical landmarks, warning signs and isolation protection facilities of centralized drinking water source protection areas without authorization.