Article 1 is to promote rural grassroots governance, strengthen the classification and processing of rural domestic waste, improve the rural living environment, cultivate good habits of garbage classification, and achieve the reduction, resource utilization and harmlessness of rural domestic waste. ization and promote the construction of a green development demonstration city. In accordance with the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste, the Sichuan Province Environmental Protection Regulations, the Sichuan Province Urban and Rural Environmental Comprehensive Management Regulations and other laws and regulations, combined with the actual situation of Ya'an City, Establish this provision. Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the classification, processing, supervision and management of rural domestic waste within the administrative area of ??this city.
The term "rural domestic waste" as mentioned in these regulations refers to the solid waste generated by units and individuals outside the city's urban appearance and environmental sanitation management areas in daily life or in activities that provide services for daily life. Waste, as well as solid waste that is regarded as domestic waste according to laws and administrative regulations.
Waste generated from rural industry, construction, medical care and agricultural production, as well as the carcasses of livestock, poultry and pets, shall be disposed of in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and rules. Article 3 The housing and urban-rural development department or the comprehensive administrative law enforcement department is the department in charge of the classification and processing of rural domestic waste in its administrative region, and is responsible for the coordination, guidance and management of the classification and processing of rural domestic waste.
The agricultural and rural departments are responsible for technical guidance and training on the utilization of resources such as fertilizer treatment of perishable waste or biogas fermentation.
The education department should require kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, secondary vocational schools, and municipal colleges and universities to carry out knowledge popularization and education on the classification and treatment of domestic waste.
The ecological environment department is responsible for the guidance, supervision and management of the storage, disposal and utilization of hazardous waste.
The supply and marketing cooperation department is responsible for guiding the utilization of recyclable materials and establishing a county or township (town)-based renewable resource recycling system.
Relevant departments such as development and reform, finance, natural resources and planning, civil affairs, and commerce shall coordinate work related to the classification and treatment of rural domestic waste in accordance with their respective divisions of responsibilities.
People’s organizations such as trade unions, the Communist Youth League, and the Women’s Federation should carry out extensive social mobilization through various methods to promote the participation of the whole society in the classification and processing of domestic waste.
News media such as newspapers, radio, television, and the Internet should strengthen publicity for the classification and disposal of domestic waste, enhance public awareness of the classification and disposal of domestic waste, and conduct public opinion supervision of violations of relevant regulations on the classification and disposal of domestic waste. Article 4: Units and individuals should practice green lifestyles, reduce the generation of rural domestic waste, assume the responsibility of rural domestic waste generators, classify and dispose of rural domestic waste in accordance with regulations, and report violations of domestic waste management regulations.
Village (resident) committees and new village settlement autonomous management committees educate and guide units and individuals to classify and place domestic waste, organize the collection of classified domestic waste, and cooperate with the transfer and processing of domestic waste. Work.
Village (resident) committees and new village settlement autonomous management committees organize village (residents) residents to formulate village rules and regulations, residents' conventions or new village settlement residents' management conventions, and classify and dispose of domestic waste. Agree on management and other matters.
The township (town) people's government and sub-district offices are responsible for the daily work of classifying and processing rural domestic waste within their jurisdiction, promptly supervising or organizing the transfer of waste, and guiding renewable resource recycling units or individuals to set up outlets or door-to-door purchase of recycled waste. Recycled materials, handle violations of these regulations in accordance with the law, guide and support village (resident) committees and new village settlement autonomous management committees to organize and carry out domestic waste classification and collection work.
City and county (district) people’s governments should strengthen leadership over the classification and processing of rural domestic waste within their respective administrative regions, establish an assessment and incentive mechanism for rural domestic waste classification and processing, strengthen the construction of domestic waste classification facilities and fund guarantees, Incorporate the classification and treatment of rural domestic waste into the urban waste treatment system.
Article 5 The responsible person system shall be implemented for the classification and placement of rural domestic waste: (1) The actual user of the village (resident) house and the front and back of the house shall be the responsible person;
( 2) For office, production and business premises within the village (community), the unit or production operator is the responsible person;
(3) For public places within the village (community), village (residents) The committee, the new village settlement autonomous management committee or the manager entrusted by them are the responsible persons; (4) For the construction site within the village (community), the construction unit or construction unit is the responsible person.
If the person responsible cannot be determined in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the person responsible shall be determined by the local village (resident) committee. Article 6: Rural domestic garbage removal fees for villages (communities) are raised through government subsidies, village (resident) committee financing, etc.
County (district) people’s governments should include rural domestic waste removal freight into their budgets and establish a subsidy mechanism for rural domestic waste removal freight.
Encourage and guide social capital to participate in the classification and treatment of rural domestic waste. Article 7 Rural domestic garbage removal fees are used for subsidies and incentives for rural domestic garbage collectors, purchase and maintenance of equipment for garbage classification and processing, etc., and are managed and used by village (resident) committees in accordance with relevant regulations, and special funds are implemented. dedicated.
The management and use of rural domestic garbage collection fees are included in the public scope and are subject to supervision by villagers (residents).