Do you know the garbage regulations for residential decoration?

Are you confused about the decoration garbage regulations of residential properties? Why does the property charge an extra "garbage clearing fee"? Why can't we just throw the decoration garbage into the trash can downstairs? In fact, all this is related to the Regulations on Urban Construction Waste Management issued by the Ministry of Construction in 2005. This article will explain this rule in detail for you to help you deal with the decoration garbage correctly.

Definition of construction waste

According to the Regulations on Urban Construction Waste Management, construction waste includes soil, waste and other wastes generated by residents in the process of decorating their houses. This means that decoration waste does not belong to the category of domestic waste and needs special treatment.

Collect garbage cleaning fees

The property collects garbage clearance fees to ensure the special treatment of decoration garbage. According to national laws and regulations, decoration waste needs special collection, transportation and treatment, and these processes need cost support. Therefore, the property will charge the owner a garbage cleaning fee to ensure that the decoration garbage is handled professionally.

Correctly handle decoration garbage

According to the requirements of Article 11 of the Regulations on the Management of Urban Construction Waste, residents should collect the decoration waste and domestic waste separately and pile them in designated places. Therefore, we should put the decoration garbage in the designated place according to the requirements of the property, so that the property can be collected and treated professionally. In this way, we not only abide by the national laws and regulations, but also protect the environment and ensure the cleanliness and safety of the community.