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As the operator of a water supply system or non-drinking water system, you are obliged to register it.

As the operator of a water supply system, you are obliged to register it. Furthermore, as the operator of a building water supply system, you are obliged to register a non-drinking water system operated in the same building.

In order to ensure the quality of drinking water, the water for drinking water supply must be tested for impurities at regular intervals.

To determine the necessary tests and test intervals, you must notify your responsible health authority of the (re)commissioning, construction, significant structural or operational changes or transfer of ownership of water supply systems.

The public health department will then contact you regarding an on-site inspection.

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

You register your water supply system or non-drinking water system with your local health authority in writing or electronically.

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

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

You must register a water supply system or non-drinking water system with the local health authority four weeks before (re)commissioning, construction or transfer of ownership. You must report any decommissioning within three days.

If a circumstance requiring notification is discovered after the four-week deadline, it is sufficient to notify the authority immediately after becoming aware of it. If the circumstance requiring notification in the case of mobile and temporary water supply systems is caused by emergency response, civil defense or defense measures, the notification can be made immediately after the end of these measures.

Following the notification, the responsible health authority will contact you regarding an on-site inspection. Fees will be charged for the inspection.

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

- Authority then contacts you regarding on-site inspection

- Competent authority: competent health authority

Forms/online services available: Yes

Written form required: No

Informal application possible: No

Personal appearance necessary: No