Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 is to strengthen the classification management of domestic waste, improve the level of reduction, resource utilization and harmless disposal of domestic waste, improve the urban and rural environment, and promote the construction of ecological civilization and economic and social sustainability. Development, in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations such as the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste, the Circular Economy Promotion Law of the People's Republic of China, the State Council's Regulations on the Management of Urban City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation, and in combination with This regulation is formulated based on the actual conditions of this city. Article 2 The term “domestic garbage” as mentioned in these regulations refers to the solid waste generated by units and individuals in their daily lives or in activities that provide services for daily life, as well as the solid waste that is regarded as domestic garbage according to laws and administrative regulations. Article 3 Domestic waste in this city is classified according to the following standards:
(1) Recyclables refer to domestic waste suitable for recycling and resource utilization, including paper, plastics, metals, glass and fabrics, etc.;
(2) Hazardous waste refers to domestic waste that causes direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment, including waste batteries, waste lamps, discarded medicines, waste pesticides, waste paint, waste Daily chemicals and their containers, wastewater silver products, etc.;
(3) Kitchen waste refers to vegetable leaves, melon and fruit peels, leftovers, carrion, aquatic products, livestock Perishable domestic waste such as poultry offal is divided into household food waste, restaurant food waste and other food waste according to the different places where food waste is generated in households, catering services, farmers' markets and other places;
(4) Other garbage refers to mixed and difficult-to-classify domestic garbage other than recyclables, hazardous garbage, and kitchen waste, including disposable diapers, napkins, cigarette butts, cleaning debris, and flowers, plants, and fallen leaves produced by households. wait. Article 4 These regulations shall apply to the source reduction, classified placement, collection, transportation, disposal, recycling and safeguard supervision activities of domestic waste within the administrative region of this city. Article 5 The classification management of domestic waste should follow the principles of government leadership, territorial management, urban and rural coordination, national participation, and market operation, and gradually establish and improve the social service system for domestic waste disposal. Article 6 The Municipal People's Government shall provide unified leadership for the classification and management of domestic waste in the city.
City, county (city) and district people's governments should incorporate domestic waste classification management into the national economic and social development plans at the same level, ensure capital investment in domestic waste classification management, and formulate guidelines for source reduction and recycling of domestic waste. Policies and measures such as utilization, facility construction, management and operation, etc. shall be established to establish corresponding capital investment and guarantee mechanisms to coordinate and resolve major issues in the classification and management of domestic waste. Article 7 The Municipal Municipal Administration (hereinafter collectively referred to as the municipal domestic waste management department) is responsible for the comprehensive coordination, overall planning, supervision, guidance, inspection and assessment of domestic waste classification management in this city, and supervises the classification, collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste. manage.
Departments designated by the people's governments of counties (cities) and districts (hereinafter collectively referred to as domestic waste management departments) are responsible for the daily management of domestic waste classification within their respective administrative regions, and are subject to the supervision and management of municipal domestic waste management departments.
The subdistrict offices and township (town) people's governments are responsible for the daily management of domestic waste classification within their jurisdictions, and guide residents' committees and village committees to organize and mobilize units and individuals within their jurisdictions to participate in the source reduction of domestic waste, Classified delivery and classified collection work.
Relevant departments such as development and reform, finance, natural resources, housing and urban and rural construction, ecological environment, agriculture and rural areas, commerce, health, market supervision and management, postal management, education, comprehensive law enforcement supervision, public security and transportation should According to their respective responsibilities, coordinate and cooperate with each other to do a good job in the classification and management of domestic waste. Article 8 The county (city) and district people's governments shall strengthen the classification management of rural domestic waste and protect and improve the rural living environment.
Rural concentrated residential areas should establish an integrated urban and rural domestic waste classification management system, determine domestic waste classification standards and management models, and use nearby on-site utilization or harmless methods to dispose of domestic waste. Article 9 Units and individuals that generate domestic waste shall fulfill their obligations to reduce the amount of domestic waste at the source, classify and place it, and bear the responsibility of the generator of domestic waste.
In accordance with the principle of whoever generates it pays, gradually establish a domestic waste disposal charging system with metered charging and classified pricing. Article 10 The municipal, county (city) and district people's governments and their relevant departments shall take measures to strengthen publicity and education on source reduction, full-scale classified management, resource utilization, and harmless disposal of domestic waste, and strengthen the awareness of domestic waste by units and individuals. Classification awareness and promote the whole society to participate in the classification of domestic waste.
Media such as newspapers, radio, television and the Internet should strengthen publicity and public opinion supervision of domestic waste classification, popularize relevant knowledge, and enhance the public's awareness of domestic waste reduction and classification.
The domestic waste management department should organize the centralized collection, transportation, and disposal facilities of domestic waste to be open to the public, and establish a publicity and education base for domestic waste management. Article 11: Volunteer service organizations and volunteers are encouraged to carry out activities such as publicity, demonstration and supervision of domestic waste classification.
City, county (city) and district people’s governments and their relevant departments, street offices, and township (town) people’s governments can introduce enterprises, social organizations or individuals to participate in domestic waste classification publicity by purchasing services. , guidance, supervision and service activities.