File for the relocation and change of position of the groundwater monitoring station from July 1, 2024

Files for relocation and change of location of underground water resource monitoring station from July 01, 2024 (Image from the Internet)

Files for Relocation and Change of Location of Underground Water Resource Monitoring Station

To be specific:, files for relocation and change of location of underground water resource monitoring station from July 01, 2024 will include the following documents:

- Proposal from the unit assigned to implement;

- Status report of the monitoring station to be relocated or changed position according to Form No. 01 issued together with Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT;

- Document approving the policy of relocation or change of position by the competent authority;

- Survey results report of relocation or change of position according to Form No. 02 issued together with Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT;

- Evaluation files of the report, cost estimate, and relocation plan or change of position of the monitoring station;

- Sealing off files for unused wells in case of relocation of drilled wells;

- Test operation results report in the case of relocation or replacement of the monitoring project according to Form No. 03 issued together with Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT;

- Completion files for relocation and change of construction items of the monitoring station;

- Written approval from competent authorities for the permitted use of land in accordance with Land Law 2024.

(Clause 1, Article 9 of Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT)

Cases Requiring Relocation or Change of Location of Underground Water Resource Monitoring Station

There are 03 cases requiring relocation or change of location of underground water resource monitoring station from July 01, 2024, including:

(1) Decision to recover land for national defense, security purposes; for socio-economic development in the national and public interest, including the recovery of land area for the construction of the monitoring station.

(2) The monitoring station is damaged and cannot be restored to meet monitoring purposes.

(3) Due to natural impacts, socio-economic activities, the monitoring station no longer meets the design objectives and tasks.

(Article 6 of Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT)

General Principles for Relocation and Change of Location of Underground Water Resource Monitoring Station

The relocation or change of location of underground water resource monitoring stations must adhere to the following principles:

- The relocation, change, or dissolution of the underground water resource monitoring station must comply with legal regulations and must be inherited in terms of public asset management, finance, and organizational structure, personnel of public organizations assigned to perform the task; suitable with the trends and requirements of each socio-economic development phase.

- When relocating or changing the position, or dissolving the underground water resource monitoring station, it must be maximally integrated with the meteorological and environmental monitoring network and other related fields to ensure inheritance, utilization of existing technical facilities, and monitoring personnel.

- The relocation or change position must be suitable with planning; ensuring the connection, synchronicity of the monitoring data chain; ensuring the provision of information and data on the monitoring subject serving the State management work.

- Organizations or individuals having direct or indirect impacts leading to the underground water resource monitoring station no longer meeting the task requirements, requiring relocation, change of position, or dissolution, must be responsible for indemnification according to the provisions of law.

(Article 4 of Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT)

More details can be found in Circular 05/2024/TT-BTNMT effective from July 01, 2024.

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