Aquatic legal surveys

1. Aquatic legal survey is made in both descriptive and graphic forms.

2.The descriptive part includes:

1) Indication of the plant applying for the permit, its registered office and address,

2) specification of:

• a) aim and range of the intended water use
• b) types of measuring equipment and shipping signs
• c) legal status of real estates located within range of the intended use of water or water devices planned to be done
• d) duties of an applicant with respect to third parties

3) Characteristics of the water subject to the aquatic legal survey.

4) Arrangements resulting from the conditions of the water region water.

5) Determination of the influence of the plant's water management on ground and surface water.

6) Course of action in case of launching, stoppage or a failure as well as size and conditions of the use of water and water equipment in such situations.

3. The graphic part of an aquatic legal survey includes:

• a) a plan of water equipment marked on the planimetric and contour map of the area including marked real estates situated within range of the intended water use or water equipment planned to be done together with their areas, owners, registered offices and addresses.
• b) basic cross-section of water equipment and beds of water flowing within range of their impact,
• c) arrangement of measuring equipment and shipping signs,
• d) functional and technological scheme of water equipment,

4. Aquatic legal survey on the basis of which the license on water intake is issued, except for the information described in the Acts 2 and 3, includes:

• a) amount of the average daily water intake including demand balance in the duration of aquatic legal survey,
• b) technical description of the equipment used for water intake,
• c) determination of the type of equipment used for recording and measuring water intake.