National Sanitary City Standards

National Sanitary City Standards:

1. City appearance and environmental sanitation meet the requirements of the "City Appearance Standards". A digital urban management system has been built and is operating normally. The main roads and alleys in the city have smooth surfaces. There are no random postings, graffiti, or stalls on the main streets. There is no littering or littering. Waste bins and other garbage collection containers are fully equipped. There are no sanitary dead corners in the city.

Urban rivers, lakes and other water surfaces are clean, banks are tidy, and there is no garbage or debris. The green coverage rate of built-up areas is ≥36%, and the per capita park green area is ≥8.5 square meters. Urban functional lighting is perfect, and the lighting rate of urban roads reaches 100%.

2. The domestic waste collection and transportation system is perfect, garbage and feces collection and transportation containers, vehicles and other equipment and facilities are fully sealed, and garbage and feces are produced and cleared every day. Main street cleaning time shall not be less than 16 hours, and street cleaning time shall not be less than 12 hours. Construction site management complies with the requirements of the "Construction Site Environment and Hygiene Standards". The construction site to be built is well managed and blocked within the prescribed limits, and there is no disorderly dumping of garbage or random construction.

3. The construction, management and pollution prevention of harmless treatment facilities for domestic waste, sewage and feces comply with relevant national laws, regulations and standards. Classified collection and treatment of domestic waste has been promoted, kitchen waste has been initially classified, processed and managed, and construction waste has been effectively disposed of.

Provincial capital cities and cities under separate state planning realize the harmless treatment of all domestic waste, and collect and centralize all domestic sewage; the harmless treatment rate of domestic waste in other cities and administrative districts of municipalities directly under the Central Government is ≥90%, and the domestic sewage treatment rate is ≥90%. Centralized processing rate ≥85%.

4. Domestic waste transfer stations, public toilets and other sanitation facilities meet the requirements of the "Urban Environmental Sanitation Facilities Setting Standards" and "Urban Public Toilets Hygiene Standards" and are sufficient in quantity and reasonably laid out. , management regulations. Public toilets in public places such as urban primary and secondary arterial roads, stations, airports, ports, tourist attractions, etc. shall not be lower than Class II standards.

5. The market has standardized management, is equipped with health management and cleaning personnel, and has complete sanitation facilities. The temporary convenience market adopts effective management measures to ensure surrounding city appearance and environmental sanitation, traffic order and the normal life order of the people. The market proportion of agricultural and sideline products that meet the requirements of the "Standardized Vegetable Market Setup and Management Standards" is ≥70%.

6. Standardize the hygienic management of live poultry sales markets, establish relatively independent business areas, implement isolation and slaughtering in accordance with the relevant requirements for animal epidemic prevention, implement regular market closing and cleaning and disinfection systems, and implement standardized treatment of waste.

7. Communities and units have established health management organizations and related systems. The health conditions are good, sanitation facilities are complete, garbage is cleaned every day, and public toilets meet health requirements. The roads are flat, green and beautified, there are no illegal buildings, and there is no business occupying the road. Commercial service facilities such as markets and catering stalls should be reasonably set up and managed in a standardized manner.

8. Urban villages and urban-rural fringe areas are equipped with dedicated personnel responsible for sanitation and cleaning, sanitation facilities are reasonably laid out, garbage is collected and transported in a sealed manner, daily cleaning is carried out, and the cleaning rate is 100%. There are sewage discharge facilities. The number of public toilets is up to standard and meets health requirements. The road surface is hardened and smooth, with no illegal small advertisements, random construction, random piles, random parking, random graffiti, or littering. No illegal breeding of livestock and poultry.

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