Has Qingdao started garbage sorting?

Has Qingdao started garbage classification?

Now, the "Qingdao Municipal Domestic Waste Classification Management Measures" will come into effect on May 1, 2013.

Expansion: Qingdao Municipal Domestic Waste Classification Management Measures

Article 1 is to strengthen the classification management of urban domestic waste and promote waste source reduction, resource utilization and harmless disposal. To standardize the classified placement, collection, transportation and disposal of garbage, these measures are formulated in accordance with relevant laws and regulations and in conjunction with the actual situation of this city.

Article 2 The term “classification of domestic waste” as mentioned in these Measures refers to the implementation of classified placement, classified collection, classified transportation and disposal according to the composition, utilization value and environmental impact of domestic waste and according to the requirements of different treatment methods. The act of classifying disposal.

Article 3: These measures apply to Shinan District, Shibei District, Licang District, Laoshan District, Huangdao District, Chengyang District and Jimo City, Jiaozhou City, Pingdu City, and Laixi City The classification, collection, transportation, disposal and related management activities of domestic waste in the urban area.

Article 4 Domestic waste classification work follows the principles of starting first, implementing step by step, local responsibility, and social participation.

The specific implementation area for domestic waste classification shall be demarcated and announced by the municipal environmental sanitation administrative department in conjunction with the district and municipal governments.

Article 5 The Qingdao Municipal Domestic Waste Classification and Collection Leading Group is responsible for unified guidance and promotion of the city’s domestic waste classification management.

Each district and municipal government is responsible for the classification and management of domestic waste within its own administrative region.

Each sub-district office shall be responsible for the classification management of domestic waste within its jurisdiction according to the division of responsibilities, and urge relevant units to fulfill the relevant obligations of classified placement, collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste.

Article 6: All relevant departments shall perform their duties in accordance with the following provisions:

The environmental sanitation administrative department shall be responsible for the guidance, supervision and assessment of domestic waste classification work, and establish the domestic waste classification evaluation The indicator system is responsible for the supervision and management of domestic waste disposal.

The education administrative department is responsible for educating primary and secondary schools and kindergartens in the city on household waste classification knowledge, incorporating waste classification education into environmental education-related content, and carrying out a series of practical activities on household waste classification on campus.

The public security department is responsible for supervising, guiding, and coordinating the management and transportation of special vehicles in garbage classification, and is responsible for public security management during the recycling process of recyclables.

The financial department is responsible for the appropriation of funds for waste classification and awards.

The administrative department of urban and rural construction is responsible for the management of domestic waste classification and disposal by housing construction and municipal engineering construction units, and is responsible for the construction of domestic waste classification and collection facilities within the scope of the infrastructure supporting fees for newly built communities.

The urban management and administrative law enforcement departments are responsible for investigating and punishing illegal acts that violate the regulations on domestic waste classification and management in accordance with the law.

The land resources and housing management departments are responsible for organizing property service companies to carry out garbage classification and collection work in residential areas, and are responsible for including the property service companies’ garbage classification and collection work into the credit files of property service companies.

The planning administrative department is responsible for the planning and location selection of garbage classification facilities. During the review of the construction project plan, the specific locations of sanitation facilities such as garbage transfer stations and garbage collection points supporting the collection and disposal of domestic waste must be clarified in accordance with national standards.

The transportation administrative department is responsible for supervising the establishment and publicity of garbage classification facilities in transportation hubs, station management and user units, and bus operating companies.

The Commerce Department is responsible for formulating and implementing recyclables recycling industry policies, recycling standards and recycling industry development plans, supervising pilot enterprises in the construction of recyclables recycling systems to strengthen the collection, transportation and disposal of recyclables, and is responsible for the city's Build community recycling outlets and improve the community recycling network system.

The health administrative department is responsible for the supervision and management of hospital waste classification.

The audit department is responsible for auditing the implementation of investment budgets and final accounts of infrastructure projects in waste classification.

The environmental protection department is responsible for the supervision and management of hazardous waste disposal, building the city's hazardous waste disposal system, responsible for the environmental assessment and approval of waste classification terminal disposal facility construction projects within its jurisdiction, and responsible for the domestic waste disposal and recyclables recovery process. Supervise the prevention and control of environmental pollution, be responsible for including the classification of domestic waste into the green community evaluation content, and punish violations of laws and regulations on environmental pollution prevention and control in accordance with the law.

The tourism administrative department is responsible for organizing star-rated hotels to carry out domestic waste classification, and mobilizing tourism enterprises to adopt various forms of publicity and education on domestic waste classification.

The food and drug supervision and administration department is responsible for assisting relevant departments in supervising and managing the classification of food waste in catering units.

The industrial and commercial department is responsible for assisting relevant departments in supervising and managing the waste classification of market entities such as professional markets and farmers’ markets.

Article 7 Community residents’ committees, owners’ committees, and property service companies should actively participate in, supervise and mobilize units and individuals to classify domestic waste.

Article 8 Municipal and district (municipal) governments shall allocate special funds for domestic waste classification management, technological innovation in recycling and the construction and maintenance of related facilities, and include them in the fiscal budget of the government at the same level.

Article 9 The municipal environmental sanitation administrative department shall formulate the classification methods, classification guidelines, implementation rules, etc. for domestic waste, and announce them to the public.

Administrative departments such as education, culture, radio, television, press and publishing, and health should strengthen publicity and education on domestic waste classification and enhance citizens’ awareness of domestic waste classification.

The sub-district office should organize publicity, education and training on domestic waste classification, and guide community residents' committees, owners' committees and property service companies to carry out publicity and education activities on domestic waste classification.

Schools should combine education and teaching activities to arrange domestic waste classification education into classrooms and carry out publicity and education on domestic waste classification.

Operators and managers of newsstands, subways, airports, stations, docks, tourist attractions (spots) and other public places and public transportation vehicles should adopt appropriate forms to collect domestic waste. Classified publicity and education.

Article 10 This city’s newspapers, radio, television and other media should do a good job in publicity and reporting on the classification of domestic waste, and appropriately arrange public welfare publicity content on the classification of domestic waste.

Article 11 Domestic waste is divided into the following six categories:

(1) Kitchen waste: including kitchen waste generated by households, farmers’ markets and catering industries, government agencies and enterprises Catering waste generated in canteens of public institutions, such as leftovers, leftover rice, vegetable leaves, peels, eggshells, tea residues, fish bones, bones, shells and other discarded food and kitchen scraps.

(2) Hazardous waste: refers to substances that cause direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment, including waste small electronic products, waste paint, waste lamps, waste daily chemicals, Expired medicines, etc.

(3) Recyclables: refers to wastes suitable for recycling and resource utilization, including paper, plastics, glass, metals, fabrics, etc.

(4) Decoration (decoration) waste: refers to the waste generated by units and individuals during the house decoration (decoration) process.

(5) Bulky garbage: refers to waste furniture and other items that are large in size and have strong integrity and need to be disassembled and reprocessed.

(6) Other garbage: refers to other domestic waste except food waste, hazardous waste, recyclables, decoration (decoration) waste and bulky waste.

Article 12 The establishment of domestic waste classified collection facilities and containers shall implement a responsible person system:

(1) The establishment of domestic waste classified collection containers in residential areas with property management shall be governed by The property service company is responsible.

(2) The generation unit or user unit shall be responsible for the installation of facilities and containers for the classification and collection of domestic waste in units (except for those set up free of charge by the collection and transportation unit in accordance with the law).

(3) The establishment of facilities and containers for the classification and collection of domestic waste in public places shall be the responsibility of the place competent department or the operation and management unit.

(4) The development and construction unit shall be responsible for the construction of domestic waste classification collection facilities during the construction process of new construction, reconstruction, and expansion construction projects.

The installation of domestic waste classification collection facilities and containers in other areas other than those specified in the preceding paragraph shall be the responsibility of the district or municipal environmental sanitation administrative department.

The person responsible for setting up should keep the domestic waste classification collection facilities and containers intact and in normal use. The installation of domestic waste classification collection facilities and containers shall comply with the standards for urban environmental sanitation facilities and the regulations on domestic waste classification signs.

Article 13 The environmental sanitation administrative department shall build domestic waste classification, transfer and treatment facilities in accordance with the environmental sanitation professional plan and relevant standards.

Article 14 Domestic waste shall be classified and put in accordance with the following provisions:

(1) Kitchen waste generated by households and farmers’ markets shall be placed in kitchen waste collection containers. Food waste should be placed in food waste collection containers.

(2) Hazardous waste should be handed over to hazardous waste recycling points or put into hazardous waste collection containers.

(3) Recyclables should be sold to recyclables recycling sites.

(4) An appointment registration and door-to-door collection system will be implemented for residents’ renovation (decoration) garbage and bulky garbage. Residents register with the property service company or the community residents committee and deposit it at the designated location. The property service company or the community residents committee entrusts the sanitation unit to collect it at their door; unit decoration (decoration) garbage and bulky garbage are transported by the generating unit themselves or entrusted to have it. Correspondingly qualified collection and transportation units shall transport the waste to the disposal site designated by the environmental sanitation administrative department.

(5) Other garbage should be placed in other garbage collection containers.

Article 15 Domestic garbage placed in categories shall be collected in categories. Mixed collection of classified household waste is prohibited.

Classified collection should be the responsibility of the environmental sanitation unit with a domestic waste collection license.

Hazardous waste should be collected regularly. Food waste and other garbage should be collected regularly every day.

Article 16 Domestic garbage collected in categories shall be transported in categories. It is prohibited to transport the sorted and collected household waste together.

The transportation of food waste, decoration (decoration) waste, bulky waste and other waste is the responsibility of the sanitation operation unit with a domestic waste transportation business license. Environmental sanitation units shall transport garbage to designated domestic waste transfer stations or treatment sites (factories) in accordance with the requirements of the environmental sanitation administrative department.

Hazardous waste after classification and collection shall be temporarily stored by the district and municipal environmental sanitation administrative departments in accordance with the requirements of pollution control standards for hazardous waste storage. Hazardous waste disposal enterprises shall regularly collect and transport hazardous waste to the district and municipal environmental sanitation administrative departments, and the required expenses shall be borne by the hazardous waste disposal enterprises. The transportation of hazardous waste after classified collection shall comply with national regulations on hazardous waste transfer and hazardous goods transportation management.

Article 17 Kitchen waste, decoration (decoration) waste, bulky garbage and other garbage shall be disposed of by domestic waste disposal enterprises with a domestic waste disposal business license.

Recyclable materials should be disposed of by recyclable materials recycling enterprises or resource comprehensive utilization enterprises.

Hazardous waste should be disposed of by hazardous waste disposal enterprises with corresponding hazardous waste business licenses.

Article 18 During the process of classified collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste, the collection, transportation and disposal units shall take effective pollution prevention and control measures to prevent secondary pollution.

The disposal of hazardous waste should comply with national regulations on the collection, storage, transportation and treatment of hazardous waste.

It is prohibited to sort and store recyclables in public areas such as sidewalks, green spaces, and leisure areas.

Article 19 The environmental sanitation administrative department, the urban management administrative law enforcement department and the sub-district offices shall establish and improve the supervision and inspection system for domestic waste classification work, and conduct regular supervision and inspection of domestic waste classification work. .

Article 20: District and municipal household waste classification work should be included in the comprehensive assessment of urban management. Units and individuals that have made outstanding contributions to the classification of domestic waste will be commended in accordance with regulations.

Article 21: Implement a statistical system for classifying domestic waste. Environmental sanitation units, hazardous waste disposal companies, recyclable material recycling companies or resource comprehensive utilization companies and other units engaged in domestic waste classification operations shall compile statistics on the collection, transportation and disposal of domestic waste in accordance with regulations, and regularly submit domestic waste classification information to the city Collect submissions from the work leading group office.

Article 22 Any unit or individual who discovers any violation of these Measures has the right to report or complain to the environmental sanitation administrative department or the urban management administrative law enforcement department. After receiving a report or complaint, the accepting department shall investigate and handle it in a timely manner and inform the whistleblower or complainant of the handling results.

Article 23 If the administrative department and its staff violate the provisions of these Measures and fail to perform their duties related to the classification and management of domestic waste in accordance with the law or improperly, the competent authority or supervisory authority shall order corrections and impose a penalty on the department. Criticisms will be notified, and the directly responsible person in charge and other directly responsible personnel will be punished in accordance with the law; if a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility will be pursued in accordance with the law.

Article 24: These Measures will come into effect on May 1, 2013, and will be valid until April 30, 2018.