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As the operator of a water supply or non-drinking water system, you are obliged to register your system with the responsible health authority. This also applies to significant changes to the system or a change of operator.

Obligations of the system operators:
Every water supply or non-drinking water system must be registered with the local health authority. This obligation applies to the initial installation as well as to significant structural or operational changes and the transfer of ownership. This serves to ensure drinking water quality and health precautions.

Registration process:

• No documents required: You do not need to submit any documents to register your system.
• No fees: The registration itself is free of charge. Possible costs only arise for a necessary on-site inspection by the public health department.
• Confirmation and inspection: After registration, you will receive confirmation from the health authority. They will then contact you to discuss the next steps.

Operation/ownership of a water supply system or non-drinking water system

The registration itself is free of charge. Possible costs only arise for a necessary on-site inspection by the public health department.

You register your water supply system or non-drinking water system.

After you have entered and confirmed all the details, you will receive confirmation of the registration from the responsible health authority.

Your health authority will contact you for an on-site inspection of your water supply system and coordinate the next steps with you.

• The notification must be submitted four weeks prior to commissioning or significant changes.
• Decommissioning must be reported within three days.

Detailed information on the drinking water supply from our own wells and springs can be found here:

Your public health department will coordinate the next steps with you.

There is no possibility of appeal.

- Notification of water supply systems and non-drinking water systems Acceptance

- every water supply system and non-drinking water system must be registered

- also changes to the system or owner

- No documents required

- No fees are incurred

- Authority contacts you afterwards regarding on-site inspection

- Competent authority: competent health authority

The local health authority is responsible.

Forms/online services available: Yes

Written form required: No

Informal application possible: No

Personal appearance necessary: No