| 英文摘要 |
The administrative area of Hsinchu City (hereinafter referred to as the city) accounts for 0.29% of the area of Taiwan and Fujian. The rivers flowing through its jurisdiction include four major river basins: Touqian River, Keya River, Sanxing River and Yangang River, Keya River and Yangang River. The river belongs to the cross-county-city watershed type. In addition, the Science Industrial Park is located within the jurisdiction of Hsinchu City. The water body for wastewater discharge in the Science Industrial Park is the Keya River Basin within the jurisdiction; the Sanxing River and the Yangang River Basin have Xiangshan Industrial Zone. , There is no unified wastewater treatment plant management in this industrial zone, resulting in different levels of wastewater treatment effectiveness; in terms of domestic sewage, the city has a population of about 440,000 people, and the construction of sewage and sewers is slow, and the domestic sewage problem cannot be greatly improved in a short period of time. To sum up, the reduction of municipal wastewater, industrial wastewater and domestic wastewater needs to be controlled at different levels.
In order to improve the water quality of various river basins within the city's jurisdiction, and improve the water quality of the river basins within the city's jurisdiction, the city's pollution prevention and control work on the main pollution sources of rivers, through the management of polluted hot areas, promotes the "110 Annual Hsinchu City Water Pollution Source Inspection and Water Pollution Control." "Sewage Fee Collection and Inspection Plan" (hereinafter referred to as the plan), through the investigation of water pollution sources in the water quality of river basins within the city's jurisdiction, to strengthen the inspection and control of listed businesses and the investigation and punishment of hidden or unknown pipelines. It is hoped that through inspection and control The implementation of the measures will prompt the operators to properly operate their waste (sewage) water discharge and treatment facilities, and develop relevant control strategies to reduce the discharge of pollution sources and gradually improve the water quality of the river basins within the city's jurisdiction.
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