Prerequisites for acceptance of sluice storage

The preconditions for the acceptance of sluice water storage include engineering technical preparation, safety assessment and monitoring, environmental protection and water resources management, and compliance with laws and regulations and administrative examination and approval.

A, engineering and technical preparation

Before water storage, engineering technical preparation is an essential link. This includes reviewing and approving construction drawings to ensure that the construction meets the design requirements; Check and accept the construction quality to ensure the safety and stability of the engineering structure; As well as the compilation and archiving of engineering technical documents, which provides convenience for subsequent operation and maintenance.

Second, the safety assessment and monitoring

Safety assessment is one of the important prerequisites for water storage acceptance. Through the comprehensive safety assessment of engineering structure, equipment and facilities and surrounding environment, the safe operation of the project during water storage can be ensured. At the same time, an effective monitoring system is established to monitor key indicators such as water level, leakage and deformation in real time, so as to find and deal with potential safety hazards in time.

Three. Environmental protection and water resources management

Environmental protection and water resources management should also be considered in water storage acceptance. Detailed environmental protection measures should be formulated before water storage to ensure that the water storage process will not adversely affect the surrounding environment. At the same time, rationally plan and utilize water resources to ensure the effective utilization and management of water resources after water storage.

Four. Abide by laws and regulations and administrative examination and approval

Before storing water, it is necessary to ensure that the project meets the requirements of relevant laws and regulations and obtains the necessary administrative approval. This includes the handling of land use permits, construction permits, environmental protection acceptance and other documents, as well as the approval and filing of water conservancy departments, environmental protection departments and other relevant departments.

To sum up:

Pre-conditions for sluice water storage acceptance include engineering technical preparation, safety assessment and monitoring, environmental protection and water resources management, and compliance with laws and regulations and administrative examination and approval. The satisfaction of these conditions ensures the safety, compliance and effectiveness of water conservancy projects and provides a solid guarantee for subsequent operation and management.

Legal basis:

People's Republic of China (PRC) water law

Article 25 provides that:

The construction of water projects must conform to the comprehensive planning of river basins. Before the feasibility study report on the construction of water projects on important rivers and lakes determined by the state and rivers and lakes across provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government is submitted for approval, the relevant river basin management agencies shall examine whether the construction of water projects conforms to the comprehensive river basin planning and sign opinions; Before the feasibility study report on the construction of water projects in other rivers and lakes is submitted for approval, the water administrative department of the local people's government at or above the county level shall, in accordance with the management authority, review whether the construction of water projects conforms to the comprehensive planning of river basins and sign opinions. Without signing the opinions, the construction unit shall not start construction without authorization.

People's Republic of China (PRC) flood control law

Article 33 provides that:

The construction of flood control projects and other water projects and hydropower stations on rivers and lakes shall conform to the requirements of flood control planning; Reservoirs shall, in accordance with the requirements of flood control planning, maintain sufficient flood control storage capacity.