Shijiazhuang City Urban Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Management Regulations (2004 revision)

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of urban city appearance and environmental sanitation, create a clean and beautiful working and living environment, and promote the construction of urban socialist material civilization and spiritual civilization, according to the "Urban City Appearance and Environment" of the State Council These Regulations are formulated based on the actual situation of this city in accordance with the "Health Management Regulations" and relevant laws and regulations. Article 2 These regulations shall apply to the management of urban appearance and environmental sanitation within the administrative region of this city. Article 3 The urban people's government shall incorporate urban appearance and environmental sanitation undertakings into the national economic and social development plans. Article 4: Urban city appearance and environmental sanitation work shall implement the principles of combining unified leadership, hierarchical management, public participation, and social supervision.

The urban management department of Shijiazhuang City is responsible for the management of urban appearance and environmental sanitation in its administrative region. The city appearance and environmental sanitation supervision organizations affiliated to the city, district, and county (city) urban management departments and the full-time and part-time management and supervisory personnel of street and town city appearance and environmental sanitation are responsible for daily inspection and supervision work. Article 5: Urban people's governments should strengthen publicity and education on city appearance and environmental sanitation laws, regulations and scientific knowledge, improve citizens' awareness of environmental sanitation, and develop good hygiene habits.

All units and individuals should maintain urban appearance and environmental sanitation, and must not hinder or obstruct city appearance and environmental sanitation staff from performing their duties. Anyone has the right to dissuade and report any behavior that damages or destroys urban appearance and environmental sanitation. Article 6: Units and individuals that have made outstanding achievements in the city's urban appearance and environmental sanitation work shall be commended and rewarded. Chapter 2 Urban Appearance Management Article 7 Urban buildings and facilities should comply with the urban appearance standards stipulated by the state and this city.

The property owners or managers of buildings, structures and other facilities on both sides of the street should maintain and clean them in a timely manner.

The facade decoration of buildings on both sides of urban streets should comply with urban appearance standards. Article 8 It is not allowed to pile materials, build buildings, structures or other facilities on both sides of streets and public places. Due to special needs such as construction, the consent of the urban management department must be obtained and relevant procedures must be completed in accordance with regulations. They should be kept clean and tidy and subject to supervision and management.

To temporarily set up stalls and parking lots on both sides of the street, you must obtain the consent of the city management department and go through the approval procedures in accordance with relevant regulations. Each operator must set up stalls and operate them according to the designated scope, location, and time. The stalls must be kept clean within five meters. It is strictly prohibited to occupy roads or occupy public places for open-air barbecues.

Outdoor operations are prohibited on both sides of urban streets and around squares. Article 9 Outdoor advertisements, signs, placards, neon lights, light boxes, electronic screens, banners, galleries, windows, etc. in the city shall be set up in accordance with the unified standards formulated by the urban management department. The installation of large-scale outdoor advertisements must obtain the consent of the city management department and go through the approval procedures in accordance with relevant regulations.

It is prohibited to carve, write, or post promotional materials or slogans on trees, buildings, structures, or other facilities. If it is necessary to temporarily post or hang promotional materials or slogans on trees, buildings, structures or other facilities due to special circumstances, they must be approved by the urban management department and posted or hung within the prescribed time and scope. Article 10 Vehicles operating in urban areas should be kept clean and tidy. When carrying bulk or fluid items, they must be tied up and sealed tightly to prevent them from flying or leaking along the way.

Passenger vehicles must be equipped with fare boxes, and drivers and passengers are not allowed to spit or throw waste along the way.

Vehicles of all kinds should be parked in an orderly manner, keeping the storage area clean and intact, and not affecting the city's appearance.

Sweeping and washing vehicles on the streets is strictly prohibited. Those engaged in vehicle cleaning operations must keep the business environment clean and tidy, and take measures to prevent sewage from flowing out or waste from being scattered outwards. Article 11 All animal-drawn vehicles allowed to travel in cities and towns must be equipped with manure bags and cleaning tools. No livestock dung, grass or other filth should be left on the street. Article 12 Municipal public facilities in cities should be coordinated with the surrounding environment, and the facilities should be maintained and kept in good condition and clean. Article 13: Street trees, flower beds, green spaces, etc. along the streets should be kept clean and beautiful. Management units should remove branches, leaves, dirt, weeds, etc. produced when dead trees and branches are dead.

Article 14: Materials and machinery at urban project construction sites should be placed neatly, and debris should be cleared away in a timely manner; construction sites facing the street must be fenced for work; work stoppages should be tidied up in a timely manner and covered as necessary; after completion, the site should be cleaned and leveled in a timely manner. Chapter 3 Urban Environmental Sanitation Management Article 15 It is prohibited to spit, litter, peel, core, waste paper, cigarette butts and other debris, and it is strictly prohibited to defecate anywhere.

Do not dump sewage or feces indiscriminately. Article 16 The cleaning and cleaning of the urban environment (including snow clearing) shall be carried out in accordance with the following provisions: (1) The cleaning and cleaning of the main streets, squares, pedestrian bridges and underground passages in the city shall be carried out by the urban environment Health professional units are responsible.

(2) The sanitation management of responsible areas in the urban-rural fringe shall be the responsibility of responsible units in accordance with the boundaries defined by the urban people's government; the cleaning and cleaning of residential areas, streets, alleys, alleys and other areas shall be carried out by the sub-district office Or the town people's government is responsible.

(3) Street-side units and self-employed individuals should bear the responsibility for cleaning according to the health responsibility areas designated by the local sub-district office or town people’s government.

(4) Cleaning of airports, train stations, bus terminals, parking lots, theaters, museums, libraries, memorial halls, stadiums (venues), parks and other public places Cleaning is the responsibility of the management unit.

(5) The landscaping department is responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of flower beds (pools), recreational gardens, and green belts in the middle of the streets.

(6) The municipal management department is responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of the water surface of urban water canals (combined sewers) and both sides.

(7) The management unit is responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of development zone areas and scenic spots.

(8) The management unit is responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of urban environmental sanitation facilities.

(9) The cleaning and cleaning of markets and morning and night markets shall be the responsibility of the market management unit.

(10) Environmental sanitation on both sides of railways and highways shall be the responsibility of the railway and transportation departments respectively.

If the cleaning, cleaning, city appearance and sanitation operation service projects paid for by fiscal funds meet the bidding conditions, the urban management department shall adopt a bidding method to determine the operation service enterprise.