2009
DOI: 10.21168/rbrh.v14n4.p71-80
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Taxa não é Cobrança: Uma Proposta para a Efetiva Aplicação do Instrumento de Gestão dos Recursos Hídricos para a Drenagem Urbana

Abstract: Atualmente, em trabalhos acadêmicos e em alguns municípios brasileiros (por exemplo, Porto Alegre/RS), discute-se a criação de uma cobrança pelo serviço de drenagem urbana, semelhante à que existe em Santo André/SP. Além dessa cobrança, também deve ser utilizada a cobrança pelo uso da água, instrumento de gestão dos recursos hídricos. Observa-se nos trabalhos desenvolvidos na área certo conflito quanto ao conceito e aplicação dessas cobranças. Assim, o objetivo desse artigo é distinguir as duas cobranças e pro… Show more

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“…Before giving an account of the important transformation which occurred in the 19th Century related to sanitary waste systems and rainwater drainage, it is worthwhile to go back some years in history when, according to Silveira (2002), a period of elimination of flooded areas began, the burying of septic tanks and then their replacement by underground channeling systems. This process for removal of waste and rainwater began in Italy as a result of observing a correlation between mortality rates of people and animals and the sanitation system; after that, it was adopted in innumerable European cities as a public health measure.…”
Section: History Of Sudsmentioning
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“…Before giving an account of the important transformation which occurred in the 19th Century related to sanitary waste systems and rainwater drainage, it is worthwhile to go back some years in history when, according to Silveira (2002), a period of elimination of flooded areas began, the burying of septic tanks and then their replacement by underground channeling systems. This process for removal of waste and rainwater began in Italy as a result of observing a correlation between mortality rates of people and animals and the sanitation system; after that, it was adopted in innumerable European cities as a public health measure.…”
Section: History Of Sudsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Between 1850 and the end of the 19th Century, many important cities of the world, principally European capitals, were provided with large single underground networks for waste materials (rainwater drainage and sewage conducted by the same conduits) (Silveira, 2002). According to Jones & MacDonald (2007), in terms of urban drainage, one of the most famous examples of this period was the reconstruction of Paris in the Second Empire of Haussmann and Napoleon III, who used a system designed to rapidly remove waters from the city.…”
Section: History Of Sudsmentioning
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