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Electronic Services Portal State Agency of Water Resources of Ukraine Electronic services portal State Agency of Water Resources of Ukraine Home (/) / Register of permits for special water use (/site/permit-registry) / View permission / Statement Permission for special water use №594 / ВН / 49д-19 dated April 11, 2019 Water user information Type of water user Legal entity Name PRIVATE JOINT STOCK COMPANY "ZERNOPRODUKT MHP" Identification data 32547211 Place of registration 08800, KYIV REGION, MYRONIVSKY DISTRICT, city MYRONIVKA, str. Elevator, bldg. 1 Contact information Phone: + 38- (096) -553-3780, E-mail: [email protected] Permission information Name of the authority that issued the permit Sector in Vinnytsia region of the State Water Agency Issue number and date №594 / VN / 49d-19 dated April 11, 2019 Validity from 04/11/2019 to 04/11/2024 Current status acting Permit form paper Water use region / VINNYTSIA REGION The purpose of water use Drinking and sanitary needs Production needs List of places of water use (water intake) Actual place of business Southern Bug River Basin, Velyka Ruda (Khvosa) River Basin, core №974 is located within the village of Velykyi Mytnyk, лови975 cores and b / n are located within the village of Small Customs, well b / n located in the village. Filiopil, Khmilnytskyi district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0650 / R.VELIKA RUDA Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.02, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Ikva to the settlement Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Lypyatynka River Basin, Salnychka River Basin, Snyvoda River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, well № 1287, located within the village of Lypyatyn, Khmilnytskyi district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0614/0036 / R. SALNYCHKA Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.02, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Ikva to the settlement Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Snyvoda River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, well №35 is located in the village of Voronivtsi, well № 1287 is located in the village of Kryvoshiinetsky farms of Khmilnytskyi district of Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer / Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0614 / R.SNIVODA Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.02, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Ikva to the settlement Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Yar Vlasova Ruda River Basin, Postolova River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, well № 1059 is located within the village of Raiki, Kalinov district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0612/0018 / R.YAR VLASOVA RUDA Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.02, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Ikva to the settlement Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business The Southern Bug River Basin, wells №210 and №211 are located within the village of Chukiv, Nemyriv district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y. BUG / R. SOUTH BUG Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.03, Southern Bug from g / p Selishche to the mouth of the river Silnitsa (including the river Silnitsa) Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Ustya River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, well № 404 is located within the village of Mukhivtsi, Nemyriv district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code / (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0452 / R.USTYA Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.03, Southern Bug from g / p Selishche to the mouth of the river Silnitsa (including the river Silnitsa) Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Kublich River Basin, Sob River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, well № 1090, located within the village of Kivachivka of Teplyk district Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source ЧЕР / Ю.БУГ / 0395/0018 / Р.КУБЛИЧ Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Popiv Yarok River Basin, Kublych River Basin, Sob River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, wells №1 and №2 are located within the village of Mytkiv, Haisyn district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0395/0018/0027 / R. POPIV BRIGHT Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Chortal River Basin, Kublich River Basin, Sob River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, wells № 632 and №348 are located within the village of Krasnopilka, Haisyn district, Vinnytsia region / Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source ЧЕР / Ю.БУГ / 0395/0018/0039 / Р.КУБЛИЧ-39 Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Sobyk River Basin, Sob River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, №973 well, located within the village of Viitovtsi, Lypovets district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0395/0073 / R. SOBIK Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Netek stream basin (Southern Bug -385), the area of the Southern Bug river basin, well № 1, located within the village of Olyanytsia, Trostyanets district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y. BUG / 0385 / R. SOUTHERN BUG-385 Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business / Trostyanets River Basin, Southern Bug River Basin District, wells № 787, № 788, catchment well, 5 m deep, located within the village of Gordiyivka, Trostyanets district, Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (60) Underground aquifer Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0371 / R.TROSTYANETS Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from underground sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Water outlet point from the closed pressure pipeline 2 Kr of the Trostyanets inter-farm irrigation system of the Tulchyn MUVG, located outside the village of Mytkivka on the territory of Gordiyivka village council of Trostyanets district of Vinnytsia region. Water supply source type code (20) The river Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y. BUG / R. SOUTH BUG Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.04, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Silnytsia to the mouth of the river Sinyukha Type of water use Fence from surface sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified Actual place of business Snyvoda river basin, the area of the Southern Bug river basin, water intake from the Snyvoda river within the village of Voronivtsi, water intake from the Snivoda river outside the village of Kryvoshiinsky farms of Khmilnytskyi district of Vinnytsia region Water supply source type code (20) The river Code and name of the water supply source CHER / Y.BUG / 0614 / R.SNIVODA Code and name of the water management area M5.4.0.02, Southern Bug from the mouth of the river Ikva to the settlement Type of water use Fence from surface sources Deciphering the type of water use Not specified / Actual place of business The Southern Bug River Basin, a fence from the Ladyzhyn Reservoir within the village of Stepashky, Haisyn District, Vinnytsia Region Water supply source type code (40) Ставок русловий, водосховище руслове (крім каскаду дніпровських водосховищ) Код та назва джерела водопостачання ЧЕР/Ю.БУГ/Р.ПІВДЕННИЙ БУГ Код та назва водогосподарської ділянки М5.4.0.04 р. 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