Industrial solid waste, hazardous waste, medical waste, construction waste, green operation waste and other waste disposal in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and rules. Article 3 The domestic garbage referred to in these Measures refers to solid waste generated in daily life or activities providing services for daily life, as well as solid waste that is regarded as domestic garbage in accordance with laws and administrative regulations. Article 4 The management of domestic waste classification follows the principles of government promotion, universal participation, local management and step-by-step implementation. Article 5 the city, county (city, district) people's government shall strengthen the organization and leadership of the classification of domestic garbage work, into the national economy and social development plan, the establishment of the corresponding financial input and guarantee mechanism, coordination and resolution of major issues.
Township (township) people's governments and street offices are responsible for carrying out publicity and popularization activities for the classification of household garbage, and guiding and mobilizing units and individuals under their jurisdiction to carry out activities for the classification of household garbage.
Residence (village) committee to assist the township (town) people's government, street office to carry out the classification of domestic garbage. Article 6 the city, county (city, district) urban management department in charge of the management of the classification of living garbage within the jurisdiction, is responsible for supervising and inspecting the implementation of the classification of living garbage within the jurisdiction, and investigating and dealing with violations of the provisions of the management of the classification of living garbage in accordance with the law.
Cities, counties (cities, districts), the competent department of urban management, or cities, counties (cities, districts) people's governments are responsible for the specific implementation of the classification of living garbage within the jurisdiction of the collection, transportation and other work.
Other administrative departments, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, to do a good job in the management of the classification of domestic garbage. Chapter II Planning and Construction Article 7 The competent department of urban management shall, in conjunction with the relevant departments of natural resources, ecological environment, housing and urban and rural construction, based on the urban master plan and the national economic and social development plan of the region, etc., formulate a special plan for the classification of domestic garbage, and make overall arrangements for the layout, land use and scale of the facilities for collecting and disposing of domestic garbage.
Development of special planning for the classification of domestic garbage, shall widely solicit public opinion. Article VIII of the municipal urban management department shall, in conjunction with relevant departments to develop a classification of living garbage collection facilities set specifications and classification standards, and announced to the community. Article 9 The units engaged in the development of new urban areas, the reconstruction of old areas and the development and construction of residential districts, as well as airports, stations, parks, stores and other public **** facilities, places of operation and management units, shall be in accordance with the installation specifications, supporting the construction of domestic garbage collection facilities. Article 10 prohibits the unauthorized closure, idling or demolition of facilities and places for the disposal of domestic garbage; if it is necessary to close, idle or demolish, it must be approved by the competent department of urban management in consultation with the competent department of environmental protection with the consent of the competent department of environmental protection, and measures shall be taken to prevent pollution of the environment. Chapter III classification standards and classification put Article 11 The city's domestic waste is divided into the following four categories:
(a) hazardous waste, the main varieties include: waste batteries (cadmium-nickel batteries, mercuric oxide batteries, lead storage batteries, etc.), waste fluorescent tubes (fluorescent tubes, energy-saving lamps, etc.), waste thermometers, waste sphygmomanometers, waste medicines and their packaging, waste paints, solvents, and their packaging, waste insecticide, disinfectant and their packaging, waste films and disinfectants Waste medicines and their packaging, waste paints, solvents and their packaging, waste pesticides, disinfectants and their packaging, waste film and waste photographic paper, etc.;
(2) perishable garbage, the main varieties of which include: relevant units of canteens, hotels, restaurants, etc., kitchen garbage, farmers' markets, wholesale markets of agricultural products produced by the vegetable and melon and fruit garbage, carrion, meat, meat, bones, eggshells, livestock and poultry products, etc.;
(3) recyclables, the main varieties of which include: waste paper, waste plastics, scrap metal, waste packaging, waste textiles, etc.
(d) Other garbage, refers to the domestic garbage other than hazardous garbage, perishable garbage and recyclables.
The competent department of municipal urban management can adjust the standard of classification of domestic garbage in due course according to the actual management of domestic garbage classification, and announce it to the society. Article 12 Units and individuals shall not throw, dump or pile up domestic garbage, shall be classified in accordance with the following provisions:
(1) hazardous garbage into the hazardous waste collection containers, the inclusion of the "National Hazardous Waste List" of varieties, should be put into the requirements of the set up of the temporary storage site;
(2) perishable garbage into the perishable garbage collection containers;
(c) Recyclables should be put into recyclables collection containers or sold to recycling operators;
(d) other garbage should be put into other garbage collection containers;
(e) bulky garbage, such as furniture and other bulky garbage, discarded by households or units that are large in size, strong in integrity, or need to be disassembled and reprocessed should be put into the recycling points designated by the competent authorities of the city or sold to the recycling operators;
(f) the garbage should be put into the recycling points designated by the competent authorities of the city or sold to the recycling operators. Sold to the recycling operators;
(vi) Other provisions of laws, regulations and rules.
The municipal urban management department shall formulate guidelines for the classification of household garbage and put them into the public, and revise them in due course.