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Jilin City Environmental Protection Regulations (revised in 2005)

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to prevent and control environmental pollution and other public hazards, protect and improve living and ecological environment, protect human health, and promote the sustainable development of the society and economy of this city, this is formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and in combination with the actual situation of this city.

these regulations.

Article 2 These regulations apply to environmental protection within the administrative region of this city.

Article 3 Municipal and county (city, district) people's governments are responsible for the environmental quality within their respective jurisdictions, implement an environmental protection target responsibility system, and regularly report environmental protection work and environmental quality status to the people's congress at the same level and its standing committee.

Municipal and county (city, district) environmental protection administrative departments implement unified supervision and management of environmental protection work within their respective jurisdictions.

Departments responsible for environmental supervision and management, such as public security, transportation, and railways, shall supervise and manage the prevention and control of environmental pollution in accordance with the law.

Land, minerals, forestry, water conservancy, agriculture and other departments shall supervise and manage the protection of resources in accordance with the law.

Article 4 Municipal and county (city, district) people's governments shall incorporate environmental protection into national economic and social development plans and urban planning, incorporate environmental protection investment into the fiscal budget at the same level, establish environmental protection funds, and formulate and implement policies that are conducive to environmental protection.

Economic and technical policies and measures should focus on controlling existing pollution sources, preventing the emergence of new pollution sources, accelerating comprehensive environmental improvement, rationally determining functional areas and construction layout, strengthening urban environmental construction, and achieving the unity of economic, social and environmental benefits.

Article 5: Municipal and county (city, district) people's governments should attach importance to environmental protection science and technology research and environmental protection publicity and education, popularize environmental protection laws and scientific knowledge, and enhance all citizens' environmental awareness and environmental legal concepts.

Chapter 2 Environmental Supervision and Management Article 6 The municipal and county (city, district) people's governments shall, based on the national economic and social development status of their respective jurisdictions, be responsible for organizing the formulation of environmental protection plans and plans within their respective jurisdictions, and organizing their implementation.

Article 7 The Municipal People's Government is responsible for determining the environmental functional zones of this city's urban areas, and the county (city) People's Government is responsible for determining the environmental functional zones of its own administrative region.

Article 8 The municipal environmental protection administrative department is responsible for organizing and coordinating the city's environmental protection monitoring work, organizing the city's environmental monitoring network, and conducting qualification reviews and regular assessments of monitoring network member units.

The monitoring agencies of the municipal and county (city, district) environmental protection administrative departments monitor the environmental quality and pollution sources in their respective administrative areas in accordance with relevant regulations, and their monitoring data are the basis for environmental law enforcement.

The municipal environmental protection administrative department is responsible for adjudicating disputes regarding environmental monitoring data.

Article 9: Municipal and county (city, district) environmental protection administrative departments are responsible for organizing investigations and evaluations of the environmental conditions within their jurisdictions, and regularly issue environmental status bulletins to the public.

Article 10 The municipal and county (city, district) environmental protection administrative departments or other departments that exercise environmental supervision and management rights in accordance with the law have the right to conduct on-site inspections of pollutant-discharging units and individuals within their jurisdiction. The inspected units must truthfully report the situation,

Provide necessary data and information.

Inspection agencies shall keep technical secrets and business secrets for the units being inspected.

Article 11 Units and individuals that discharge pollutants must report and register their pollutant discharge status to the environmental protection administrative department in accordance with relevant regulations.

When there is a major change in the type, quantity, or concentration of pollutant discharge, or when the discharge method or discharge destination changes, an application should be submitted to the original registration authority fifteen days in advance to go through the change registration procedures.

Article 12 Implement the total amount of pollutant discharge control and the pollutant discharge permit system.

The municipal environmental protection administrative department is responsible for organizing the formulation of the total pollutant discharge control plan, which will be issued after approval by the Municipal People's Government. The municipal, county (city, district) environmental protection administrative department shall, based on the total pollutant discharge control plan, control the discharge of pollutants.

"Pollutant Discharge Permits" are issued to units and individuals that produce pollutants.

The specific issuance method of the "Pollutant Discharge Permit" shall be formulated by the Municipal People's Government.

Units and individuals that discharge pollutants must discharge pollutants in accordance with the provisions of the "Pollutant Discharge Permit", and discharge without a license is prohibited.

Article 13 Units and individuals that discharge pollutants must pay pollution discharge fees to the environmental protection administrative department in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations.

After paying the sewage discharge fee, it does not exempt it from the responsibility to eliminate pollution, eliminate hazards and compensate for losses.

Sewage discharge fees must be managed and used in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations.

Article 14: Environmental impact assessment must be conducted for projects that have an impact on the environment.

The construction unit must entrust a unit holding an environmental impact assessment qualification certificate to prepare an environmental impact report (form) for the construction project during the project feasibility study stage.

And in accordance with the prescribed procedures, submit it to the environmental protection administrative department for approval.

The preparation of the environmental impact report (form) must be based on the total pollutant discharge control plan and use environmental monitoring data issued by the environmental monitoring agency of the environmental protection administrative department.

The environmental impact assessment unit shall be responsible for the reliability and accuracy of the assessment conclusions.

The catering and entertainment service industries that have an impact on the environment shall implement an environmental audit system.

Article 15: Pollution prevention and control facilities in construction projects must be designed, constructed and put into use at the same time as the main project.

The environmental protection chapter in the preliminary design of a construction project can only be constructed after it is approved by the environmental protection administrative department that originally approved the environmental impact report (form).