Huangshi City Domestic Waste Classification Management Measures

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the classification management of domestic waste, improve the urban and rural living environment, and build an ecologically civilized Huangshi, according to the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste" and " Huangshi City City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Management Regulations and other relevant laws and regulations are formulated based on the actual situation of this city. Article 2 These Measures shall apply to the classified placement, classified collection, classified transportation, classified disposal, resource utilization and supervision and management activities of domestic waste within the administrative region of this city.

Domestic waste as mentioned in these Measures refers to solid waste generated in daily life or activities that provide services for daily life, as well as solid waste that is regarded as domestic waste according to laws and regulations. Article 3 The classification management of domestic waste follows the principles of government promotion, national participation, urban and rural coordination, local responsibility, and local conditions, and follows the requirements of guidance and demonstration and step-by-step implementation to promote the reduction, resource utilization, and harmlessness of domestic waste. Article 4 The municipal and county (city, district) people's governments, including the Xingang (Logistics) Industrial Park Management Committee, shall strengthen leadership over the classification and management of domestic waste and incorporate the classification and management of domestic waste into the national economic and social development plan. , establish and improve the comprehensive assessment system for domestic waste classification management, and ensure the capital investment in domestic waste classification management.

Township people’s governments and sub-district offices are responsible for the daily management of domestic waste classification within their respective jurisdictions.

Village (resident) committees cooperate with township people’s governments and sub-district offices to carry out work related to domestic waste classification management, and promote the inclusion of domestic waste classification requirements into village regulations and residents’ covenants. Article 5 The urban management law enforcement department is the department in charge of domestic waste classification management. It is responsible for formulating domestic waste classification management objectives, formulating guidelines for the classification and placement of domestic waste, organizing and improving facilities for the classification, collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste. Provide guidance, assessment and supervision on classification work.

The development and reform department is responsible for the establishment of domestic waste collection, transportation and disposal projects, and the formulation of domestic waste treatment charging policies.

The ecological environment department is responsible for supervising and guiding the collection, transportation and disposal of hazardous waste.

The housing and urban-rural development department is responsible for urging property service companies to fulfill their responsibilities for classification and management of domestic waste.

Education, finance, natural resources and planning, transportation, agriculture and rural areas, commerce, culture and tourism and other departments shall carry out work related to the classification and management of domestic waste according to the division of responsibilities. Article 6 The urban management and law enforcement departments of cities and counties (cities) shall prepare a special overall plan for the classification of domestic waste, submit it to the people's government at the same level for approval and then publish it to the public.

Construction projects such as new construction, reconstruction or expansion of residences, public buildings, public facilities, etc. shall be equipped with supporting domestic waste collection facilities in accordance with relevant national and provincial standards.

If existing domestic waste collection facilities do not meet the domestic waste classification standards, they should be transformed. Article 7: This city will gradually establish and improve a domestic waste disposal charging system based on classified pricing and metered charging based on the principle of whoever generates and pays. The charging standards for domestic waste disposal should be announced to the public. Article 8: Advocate the whole society to practice low-carbon and green lifestyles and reduce domestic waste emissions.

Units and individuals should consciously fulfill their obligations in classifying domestic waste and develop the habit of classifying domestic waste. Chapter 2 Classified Disposal Article 9 Domestic waste in this city is divided into the following four categories:

(1) Recyclables refer to domestic waste that is suitable for recovery and recycling. Mainly including paper, plastics, metals, glass, fabrics, etc.;

(2) Hazardous waste refers to domestic waste that causes direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment. Mainly including waste batteries, waste fluorescent lamps, mercury products, discarded medicines, pesticides (containers), disinfectants and their packaging, etc.

(3) Kitchen waste refers to the perishable and organic waste generated in residents’ daily life and activities such as food processing, unit catering, farmers’ markets, agricultural product wholesale markets, etc.

(4) Other garbage refers to other domestic waste except recyclables, hazardous waste, and kitchen waste.

Article 10 The municipal urban management and law enforcement department shall formulate specifications for the installation of containers and facilities for the classification of domestic waste and announce them to the public. The colors and graphic labels of classified collection containers and facilities should be unified and standardized, clear and eye-catching, easy to identify, and convenient for placement. Article 11 A management responsible person system shall be implemented for the classification and placement of domestic waste. The management responsible persons shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions: (1) Office and production sites of state agencies, enterprises, institutions, social groups and other organizations, The unit or the property service company entrusted by it is the responsible person for management;

(2) For residential communities that implement property management, the property service company is the responsible person; for residential communities managed by the owners committee or the unit itself, the owners committee Or the unit is the person responsible for management;

(3) For public places such as roads, squares, parks, public green spaces, etc., the management unit or the unit entrusted by it is the person responsible for management;

(4) For markets, shopping malls, hotels, hotels, exhibitions, shops and other business places, the management unit shall be the person responsible for management;

(5) Stations, bus stations, rail tracks For transportation stations and tourism, culture, sports, entertainment and other places, the management unit is the person responsible for management;

(6) In rural areas, the village committee is the person responsible for management; it is impossible to determine the classification of domestic waste according to the preceding paragraph The person responsible for management shall be determined by the local sub-district office or township people's government.