Also, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed an order on the transfer to the jurisdiction of the department of part of the water area of the Intermediate Bay of the Ussuri BayMOSCOW, October 25.
/tass/. Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed an order on the transfer to the jurisdiction of the Russian Defense Ministry for 20 years of part of the waters of the Golden Horn Bay. The relevant document was published on Tuesday on the legal information portal.
"To provide the Ministry of Defense of Russia for 20 years in a separate water use part of the water area of the Golden Horn Bay of the Bosphorus Strait East of the Peter the Great Bay of the Sea of Japan <...> to ensure the defense of the country and the security of the state," the order says.
The transfer for use will be carried out subject to a number of conditions that are contained in the annex to the document. In particular, the possibility of using the water area for other purposes, including recreation, fishing, etc., is excluded. Also, the military department is obliged to maintain hydraulic engineering and other structures related to the use of the facility in good condition. The annex to the order establishes a ban on carrying out works that may lead to a change in the natural state of the water regime, and on pollution of the water area.
The Prime Minister also signed an order on the transfer to the Ministry of Defense for 20 years of part of the water area of the Intermediate Bay of the Ussuri Bay.
"To provide the Ministry of Defense of Russia for 20 years in a separate water use part of the water area of the Intermediate Bay of the Ussuri Bay, Peter the Great Bay of the Sea of Japan <...> to ensure the defense of the country and the security of the state," the order says.
At the same time, the possibility of using the water area for other purposes, including recreation, fishing, etc., is excluded. Also, the military department is obliged to maintain hydraulic engineering and other structures related to the use of the facility in good condition. The annex to the order establishes a ban on carrying out works that may lead to a change in the natural state of the water regime, and on pollution of the water area.
Another condition for the transfer is to ensure the collection, storage and disposal of production and consumption waste, oily and other polluted waters to specialized shore receivers or swimming facilities in special containers. At the same time, representatives of the territorial body of state environmental supervision will be able to visit the water body.
