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. Article 3 The classified management of domestic waste shall follow the principles of governance according to law, unified planning, participation of the whole people, overall planning of urban and rural areas, adaptation to local conditions and reduction. Article 4 The municipal and county (district) people's governments shall strengthen the supervision over the classified management of domestic waste, incorporate it into the national economic and social development plan, establish a coordination mechanism, improve the treatment system, and incorporate the classified management of domestic waste into the scope of government target responsibility assessment. The funds required for the classified management of domestic waste shall be included in the fiscal budget at the corresponding level.
Township people's governments and sub-district offices shall be responsible for the supervision and implementation of the classified delivery, collection, transshipment and disposal of domestic garbage within their respective jurisdictions.
Village (neighborhood) committees shall cooperate with township people's governments and subdistrict offices to publicize and guide the classification of domestic waste, and urge the units under their jurisdiction, village (neighborhood) residents and property service enterprises to consciously abide by the provisions of these measures. Article 5 The Municipal Urban Management Bureau is the administrative department in charge of classified management of domestic waste in this Municipality, and is responsible for organizing the implementation of these Measures. Unified development of the city's domestic waste classification guidelines, clear classification, collection, transportation, disposal rules and other production matters, and announced to the public.
County and district city appearance and environmental sanitation administrative departments shall be responsible for the guidance, publicity, training, assessment and supervision of domestic waste classification within their respective jurisdictions, formulate and implement the domestic waste classification management plan, clarify the ways of domestic waste delivery, collection time, transportation routes and other matters within their respective jurisdictions, and implement the system of responsible areas and responsible persons. Article 6 The natural resources management department shall be responsible for bringing the sanitation facilities determined in the special environmental sanitation plan into the national spatial planning.
The administrative department of commerce shall be responsible for formulating and implementing the development plan and industrial policy of renewable resources recycling industry within its administrative area.
The competent department of ecological environment administration is responsible for environmental monitoring and inspection of the operation of domestic waste disposal facilities, and supervision and management of the collection, transportation and disposal of harmful waste.
The property administrative department is responsible for urging the property service enterprises to classify domestic waste, and incorporating the implementation of the environmental sanitation responsibility system into the credit management system of the property service enterprises.
The administrative department of education should incorporate the knowledge of source reduction and classification, recycling and harmless treatment of domestic waste into education and social practice, and cultivate and improve students' awareness of source reduction and classification of domestic waste. Seventh new construction, renovation and expansion projects should be in accordance with national and provincial standards and planning conditions, supporting the construction of domestic waste collection and transfer facilities, and synchronous design, synchronous construction, synchronous acceptance and synchronous delivery with the main project, and shall not change the nature of use without authorization. If the construction project design plan submitted by the construction unit applying for the construction project planning permit and supporting the construction of domestic waste classified collection and transfer facilities, the location, area and purpose of the domestic waste classified collection and transfer facilities shall be specified.
In urban roads, squares, green spaces and other public plots (domains) or existing residential areas, it is not necessary to go through relevant procedures such as planning, construction and occupation of green spaces to build, modify (expand) facilities such as domestic waste sorting and collection houses (kiosks). Eighth units or individuals should be classified according to the following requirements:
(1) Recyclable materials refer to domestic garbage suitable for recycling, mainly including waste paper, waste plastics, waste metal, waste glass, waste fabrics, waste furniture, waste electrical and electronic products, etc. ;
(2) Hazardous waste refers to the domestic hazardous waste listed in the National Hazardous Waste List, which has direct or potential harm to human health and the natural environment, mainly including waste batteries, lamps, waste drugs, thermometers, sphygmomanometers, waste paints, pesticides, disinfectants and their packaging;
(3) Kitchen waste, also known as "wet waste", refers to perishable household kitchen waste, kitchen waste and other kitchen waste containing organic matter, mainly including discarded ingredients, leftovers, vegetables, fruits, meat, aquatic products, etc.
(4) Other garbage, also called "dry garbage", refers to domestic garbage other than recyclables, kitchen garbage and harmful waste.
Domestic waste generating units or individuals shall regularly and regularly put the classified harmful waste, kitchen waste and other wastes into the corresponding marked domestic waste collection containers or specially set delivery points; Recyclable materials are put into recyclable material collection points or sold to renewable resource recycling enterprises.
Hazardous waste, medical waste, industrial waste, construction waste and other wastes shall be managed in accordance with relevant laws, regulations and rules, and shall not be mixed with domestic garbage.