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 regarded as domestic waste according to laws and regulations.
Wastes such as feces, construction waste and animal carcasses shall be managed in accordance with the provisions of relevant laws and regulations. Article 3 Domestic garbage shall be classified for use, collection, transportation and disposal.
The classified management of domestic waste follows the principles of government promotion, participation of the whole people, overall planning of urban and rural areas, and local conditions, and is steadily promoted in a step-by-step and step-by-step manner. Article 4 The municipal and county (city) people's governments shall strengthen the leadership over the classified management of domestic waste, incorporate the classified management of domestic waste into the national economic and social development plan at the corresponding level, and formulate policies and measures such as source reduction of domestic waste, resource recycling, facility construction and operation management to ensure the staffing and capital investment of the classified management of domestic waste.
Township (town) people's governments and sub-district offices shall be responsible for the classified management of domestic waste within their respective jurisdictions, organize units and individuals within their respective jurisdictions to participate in the reduction and classification of domestic waste, and urge those responsible for classified management to implement the classification of domestic waste. Article 5 The municipal administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation is the competent department of domestic waste classification management in this Municipality, and is responsible for organizing the implementation of these Measures.
County (city) district city appearance and environmental sanitation administrative department shall be responsible for the guidance, publicity, training, assessment and supervision of the domestic waste classification work in this area, and formulate and implement the domestic waste classification management plan. Article 6 The administrative department of natural resources and urban and rural planning shall be responsible for incorporating the layout and land construction requirements of the infrastructure for classified collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste into the special environmental sanitation planning and regulatory detailed planning, and making overall arrangements for the layout and scale of the infrastructure for classified collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste.
The administrative department of commerce is responsible for formulating and implementing the industrial policies, standards and development plans of the renewable resource recycling industry.
The competent department of ecological environment administration is responsible for the supervision and management of hazardous waste transportation and disposal, urging to speed up the construction of hazardous waste disposal facilities, and punishing acts violating environmental protection laws and regulations according to law.
The administrative department of housing security and real estate management shall be responsible for urging the property service enterprises to carry out the classification of domestic waste, and incorporate the classification management of domestic waste into the credit management system of the property service enterprises.
The education administrative department shall incorporate the knowledge of source reduction, classified delivery, recycling and harmless treatment of domestic waste into education, teaching and social practice, and cultivate and improve the awareness of source reduction and classification of domestic waste for students and preschool children.
Other administrative departments shall, in accordance with their respective responsibilities and the provisions of these measures, do a good job in the classified management of domestic waste. Seventh village (neighborhood) committees shall do a good job in the publicity and guidance of the classification of domestic waste, and cooperate with the township (town) people's government and the street offices to urge the units, village (neighborhood) people and property service enterprises in this area to carry out the classification of domestic waste.
The realty service enterprise and the owners' committee shall carry out the propaganda work of domestic waste classification in the community, mobilize the community residents to reduce and classify domestic waste from the source, and supervise the community cleaning personnel to do a good job in the classified collection of domestic waste. Article 8 The administrative department of city appearance and environmental sanitation shall build a publicity and education base for source reduction and classification of domestic waste based on facilities and places related to classified collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste, which shall be open to the public free of charge, and publicize the knowledge and policies and measures of source reduction and classification of domestic waste through the media.
Newspapers, periodicals, radio, television, internet and other media should strengthen the publicity on the source reduction and classification of domestic waste, popularize relevant knowledge, and enhance the public's awareness of the source reduction and classification of domestic waste. Chapter II Classification Standards and Classification Delivery Article 9 Domestic garbage shall be classified according to the following requirements:
(1) Recyclable materials refer to wastes such as paper, plastics, metals, textiles, electronic appliances, glass, wood, etc. which are suitable for recycling;
(2) Hazardous wastes refer to waste batteries, fluorescent tubes, thermometers, sphygmomanometers, medicines, paints, solvents, chemical pesticides, disinfectants, films, photographic papers, etc. that directly or potentially endanger human health and the natural environment;
(3) Perishable garbage refers to kitchen garbage generated by catering services, collective feeding, food processing and other activities, kitchen garbage generated by families, and organic perishable substances such as discarded vegetables, melons and fruits generated by bazaars and fresh supermarkets;
(4) Bulk garbage refers to solid waste with a weight of more than 5 kilograms or a volume of more than 0.2 cubic meters or a length of more than 1 meter, which has strong integrity and needs to be dismantled;
(five) other garbage refers to the domestic garbage that needs to be treated harmlessly except for the first four items.