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1	Some Legal Problems of Urban Runoff Holub, Hugh 06 May 1972 (has links) From the Proceedings of the 1972 Meetings of the Arizona Section - American Water Resources Assn. and the Hydrology Section - Arizona Academy of Science - May 5-6, 1972, Prescott, Arizona / Pressure is being brought to bear on national resources of air, earth, and water in the growing cities in the arid southwest. Legal questions involved in capturing urban runoff and putting it to a beneficial use are examined. Urbanization of a watershed results in a 3 to 5 fold increase in runoff amounts. Legal aspects include tort liability from floods, water rights to the increased flows, land use restrictions along banks and flood plains, condemnation of land for park development and flowage easements, financing problems, zoning applications, and coordination of governmental bodies responsible for parks, storm drainage and related services. Urban runoff is the most obvious legal problem in the tort liability area. It appears feasible to divert small quantities of water from urban wastes for recreational uses which provide flood control benefits. It appears that municipalities could appropriate increased flows caused by urbanization. The ultimate legal questions remain to be resolved by legislation, litigation or extension of the appropriative system. Hydrology -- Arizona. Water resources development -- Arizona. Hydrology -- Southwestern states. Legal aspects Urban runoff Southwest U.S. Arid lands Urbanization Beneficial use Watershed management Floods Water rights Land use Regulation Banks Flood plains Condemnation Parks Easements Financing Zoning Coordination Storm drains Diversion Recreation facilities Flood control Legislation Tort liability Litigation
2	Zajištění náhradního způsobu odvodů odpadu obklíčené nemovité věci v cizím areálu / Provision of alternative refuse collection for a real estate surrounded by foreign property Kvapil, Radek January 2016 (has links) The thesis deals with possible ways of drainage and wastewater disposal. The issue of wastewater discharge to the environment has been closely monitored in recent years, and there is an apparent effort to improve the current situation.The dissertation discusses and compares three selected options – access to improved sanitation, building reservoirs and domestic wastewater treatment plant.The final section is dedicated to a comparison of acquisition and operating costs over time and to subsequent evaluation of the most suitable option. For the sake of clarity and assessment of potential solutions, the locality in the administrative area Vysoké Mýto - Domoradice has been selected as a model. The local authorities have been designing a public storm sewer, and given that it is surrounded by land, this issue will need to be addressed.

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Some Legal Problems of Urban Runoff

Zajištění náhradního způsobu odvodů odpadu obklíčené nemovité věci v cizím areálu / Provision of alternative refuse collection for a real estate surrounded by foreign property