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Section 198: Supply of water for non-domestic purposes

Jharkhand Municipal Act 2011State Act of Jharkhand · Act 7 of 2012

(1) The Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer or the other agency as the case may be, may, on receiving an application, in writing, specifying the purpose for which the supply of water is required and the quantity which is likely to be consumed, arrange for supply of water for any purpose other than domestic purpose, on such terms and conditions, including the condition of withdrawal of water, as may be determined by regulations.

(2) For the water supplied under sub-section (1), payment shall be made at such rate as may be fixed by the municipality, from time to time:

Provided that such rate shall, as far as practicable, cover the costs on account of management, operation, maintenance, depreciation, debt servicing, and other charges related to water works and distribution costs, including distribution losses, if any.

(3) The Municipal Commissioner or the Executive Officer may withdraw such supply at any time, if he thinks it necessary to do so, in order to maintain sufficient supply of water for domestic purpose.

Where this provision sits

ActJharkhand Municipal Act 2011
Section198
Marginal noteSupply of water for non-domestic purposes
JurisdictionState of Jharkhand
StatusIn force as published by the source

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