1. Residential households (including temporary households): 6 yuan/household-month;

2. State organs, institutions, social organizations, troops (except for soldiers), schools (except for students), hospitals (except for medical waste), and the temporary population: 2 yuan/person-month;

3. Productive and business establishments, self-employed persons (including independent external operation of motor vehicle parking lots):

1. Motor vehicle parking lots):

I. Urban domestic waste disposal fees are categorized and levied in accordance with the following provisions:

(1) Residents are levied on a per-household basis;

(2) State organs, institutions, and social organizations are levied on the basis of the number of registered employees and temporary employees;

(3) Schools, hospitals, troops, factories, mines, trade fairs and wholesale markets are levied in accordance with the (c) schools, hospitals, troops, factories, mines, trade markets, wholesale markets according to the actual amount of domestic waste generated;

(d) commercial stores (outlets) and other commercial premises according to the business area;

(e) kitchen waste according to the actual amount of waste generated;

(f) other units and individuals generating municipal garbage according to the quota or measurement of the way to be levied.

The following objects are exempted from the urban domestic waste disposal fee after preliminary examination by their street offices and township people's governments and approval by the administrative department of environmental sanitation of the district and county (autonomous county):

(1) families with the minimum subsistence guarantee for urban residents;

(2) families of pensioners and preferential recipients under the provisions of the state;

(3) non-profit social welfare institutions

(d) Residential households whose water, electricity and gas meters have been zero for two consecutive months or more are exempted from municipal garbage disposal fees for the period when the meters are zero.

Legal basis:

"Chinese People's Republic of China Environmental Protection Law (Revised in 2014)

Article 6

All units and individuals have the obligation to protect the environment.

Local people's governments at all levels shall be responsible for the quality of the environment in their administrative areas.

Enterprises, institutions and other producers and operators shall prevent and minimize environmental pollution and ecological damage, and shall be held responsible for the damage caused in accordance with law.

Citizens should enhance their awareness of environmental protection, adopt a low-carbon and thrifty lifestyle, and consciously fulfill their environmental protection obligations.