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Flooding; Designation of Floodplains
Heat pumps and geothermal probes; notification of boreholes for installation
Drilling for the installation of geothermal probe systems and groundwater heat pumps must be reported to the responsible district administrative authority in order to protect the soil and groundwater against contamination.
Installations for handling substances hazardous to water; notification of construction and significant changes
Sewage Discharge Fee; Submission of a Declaration for the Determination or Request for Offset of Fees for Large-Scale Discharges and Stormwater
The discharge of treated wastewater and stormwater is subject to a fee. If the fee is not calculated based on the limits specified in the water law decision, the party liable for the fee may submit a statement to the competent authority.
Soil Profile; Display
Anyone who drills a hole, builds a well, or performs other work that penetrates the ground to such a depth that it could affect the groundwater must report this to the authorities.
Stormwater; Application for a permit or a permit amendment for direct discharge into water bodies
Substances Hazardous to Water; Report Accidents to the Police or Fire Department
Accidents involving substances hazardous to water can, for example, lead to fish kills or contaminate the soil and groundwater. They must be reported immediately to the police or the fire department (emergency numbers 110 or 112). The fire department will then take measures to immediately mitigate the danger.
Third-Class Waterways; Information on Waterway Maintenance
Third-order water bodies; information on flood protection
Wastewater disposal; payment of a small-scale discharger fee
Under the Federal Wastewater Discharge Fee Act and the Bavarian Water Act (BayWG), municipalities are required to pay a wastewater discharge fee to the state on behalf of small dischargers.
Water Associations; Advisory Services and Legal Oversight
Water Law; Applying for a Permit
Water Protection Area; Designation
Flooding; Designation of Floodplains
Heat pumps and geothermal probes; notification of boreholes for installation
Drilling for the installation of geothermal probe systems and groundwater heat pumps must be reported to the responsible district administrative authority in order to protect the soil and groundwater against contamination.
Installations for handling substances hazardous to water; notification of construction and significant changes
Sewage Discharge Fee; Submission of a Declaration for the Determination or Request for Offset of Fees for Large-Scale Discharges and Stormwater
The discharge of treated wastewater and stormwater is subject to a fee. If the fee is not calculated based on the limits specified in the water law decision, the party liable for the fee may submit a statement to the competent authority.
Soil Profile; Display
Anyone who drills a hole, builds a well, or performs other work that penetrates the ground to such a depth that it could affect the groundwater must report this to the authorities.
Stormwater; Application for a permit or a permit amendment for direct discharge into water bodies
Substances Hazardous to Water; Report Accidents to the Police or Fire Department
Accidents involving substances hazardous to water can, for example, lead to fish kills or contaminate the soil and groundwater. They must be reported immediately to the police or the fire department (emergency numbers 110 or 112). The fire department will then take measures to immediately mitigate the danger.
Third-Class Waterways; Information on Waterway Maintenance
Third-order water bodies; information on flood protection
Wastewater disposal; payment of a small-scale discharger fee
Under the Federal Wastewater Discharge Fee Act and the Bavarian Water Act (BayWG), municipalities are required to pay a wastewater discharge fee to the state on behalf of small dischargers.