The term "domestic waste" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the solid waste generated in daily life or activities providing services for daily life and the solid waste identified as domestic waste by laws and administrative regulations. Article 3 Domestic garbage is divided into recyclables, harmful waste, kitchen garbage and other garbage.
(1) Recyclable materials refer to unpolluted wastes suitable for recycling and resource utilization, mainly including paper, plastic, glass, wood, metal and cloth;
(2) Hazardous waste refers to waste containing heavy metals and toxic substances that are harmful to human health or cause real or potential harm to the environment, mainly including waste drugs and their packaging, waste pesticides and disinfectants and their packaging, waste paints and solvents and their packaging, waste films and papers, waste fluorescent tubes, waste thermometers, waste sphygmomanometers, waste nickel-cadmium batteries and mercury oxide batteries, and electronic hazardous waste.
(3) Kitchen garbage refers to perishable garbage such as catering garbage, household kitchen garbage and agricultural and sideline products garbage generated by units and collective canteens engaged in catering business activities;
(4) Other garbage refers to domestic garbage outside the above categories.
The delivery, collection, transportation and disposal of catering waste generated by catering business units and canteens shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the state and this Municipality on kitchen waste.
The delivery, collection, transportation and disposal of construction waste shall be carried out in accordance with relevant laws and regulations. Article 4 The municipal, district and county (city) people's governments shall uniformly lead the garbage classification management within their respective administrative areas, incorporate the garbage classification management into the national economic and social development plan, and organize, guide and coordinate the solution of major problems in the garbage classification work.
The township (town) people's government and sub-district offices are responsible for the specific management of domestic waste classification within their respective jurisdictions.
Neighborhood (village) committees shall organize, mobilize, publicize and guide the classification of domestic waste. Advocate the inclusion of domestic waste classification requirements in village regulations or residents' conventions. Fifth city management department is responsible for the supervision and management of the city's domestic waste classification.
District and county (city) urban management departments are responsible for the supervision and management of the classification, collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste within their respective administrative areas.
City, district, county (city) development and reform, construction, commerce, agriculture, natural resources, finance, ecological environment, real estate, culture, tourism, radio and television, education and other relevant departments shall, in accordance with the laws and regulations and the responsibilities determined by the government, do a good job in the classified management of domestic waste. Sixth domestic waste classification should follow the principles of government promotion, national participation, urban and rural planning and systematic promotion. Chapter II Source Reduction Article 7 Units, families and individuals that produce domestic garbage shall fulfill their obligations of source reduction and classified release of domestic garbage according to law, and bear the responsibilities of the producers of domestic garbage.
Institutions should play a leading role in the classification of domestic waste.
Encourage grassroots mass autonomous organizations and trade associations to implement the responsibility system for domestic waste classification management within their respective management scope, and organize domestic waste classification activities. Article 8 The municipal, district and county (city) people's governments shall organize and carry out publicity activities on laws, regulations, rules and policies related to the source reduction, classified management and resource utilization of domestic waste, raise the awareness of domestic waste classification among the whole people, popularize the knowledge of domestic waste classification, and guide units and individuals to correctly classify and put domestic waste. Article 9 Financial institutions are encouraged to provide various forms of financial support such as credit for projects related to waste sorting, and guide social capital to participate in the work of domestic waste sorting.
Support the development and application of new technologies, new processes and new equipment for source reduction and resource utilization of domestic waste. Tenth units and individuals are encouraged to choose environmentally friendly and durable furniture, electrical appliances and other items to reduce the generation and delivery of large pieces of garbage.
Encourage qualified enterprises to carry out online and offline transactions of waste furniture, waste household appliances and other items, and promote the recycling of large furniture, household appliances and other items.
Advocate green office, green consumption and the use of recyclable environmental protection packaging. Eleventh renewable resources recycling units in accordance with the provisions of laws, regulations and rules to fulfill the obligations of renewable resources recycling units. Chapter III Classified Release Article 12 The municipal urban management department shall formulate a classified catalogue of domestic waste, prepare a guide for classified release of domestic waste, determine classification marks and release rules, and make it public. Thirteenth domestic waste classification management to implement the responsible person system. The person in charge of management shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions:
In the area where property management is implemented, the property service enterprise is the person in charge of management. If there is an agreement on the responsibility of the person in charge of management in the property service contract, such agreement shall prevail.
If property management is not implemented, the person responsible for management shall be determined in accordance with the following provisions:
(a) the owners manage their own residential areas, which are managed by the owners or owners' committees;
(two) abandoned residential areas in the city, the residents' committee as the person in charge of management;
(three) the office or production and business premises managed by organs, organizations, schools, enterprises and institutions and other organizations shall be managed by the person in charge of the unit;
(four) airports, railway stations, long-distance passenger stations, bus stations, subway stations, cultural and sports venues, parks, tourist attractions (spots) and other public places, the management unit is the person in charge of management;
(five) commercial office buildings, bazaars, shopping malls, supermarkets, hotels, restaurants, exhibitions and other places of business. , with the owner or business management unit as the management responsible person;
(6) The construction site shall be managed by the construction unit;
(7) Urban roads, expressways, footbridges, underground passages, etc. Cleaning and cleaning units are responsible for management;
(eight) rivers, lakes and coastal areas, rivers and lakes management unit for the management responsibility;
(nine) in rural and urban village residential areas, the villagers' committee is the person in charge of management.
If the person in charge of management cannot be determined in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the local township (town) people's government or sub-district office shall be responsible for determining the person in charge of management.