Jinhua City Rural Domestic Waste Classification Management Regulations

Article 1 In order to strengthen the classification management of rural domestic waste, protect and improve the rural environment, and promote the construction of beautiful countryside and ecological civilization, in accordance with the "Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste" and "Zhejiang The Provincial Regulations on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste and other relevant laws and regulations are formulated in light of the actual situation of this city. Article 2 These Regulations shall apply to the classified placement, collection, transportation, processing and supervision and management activities of rural domestic waste within the administrative region of this city.

The term "rural domestic waste" as mentioned in these regulations refers to the waste generated by units and individuals outside the areas where urban appearance and environmental sanitation management is implemented in this city in their daily lives or in activities that provide services for daily life. Solid waste, as well as solid waste that is regarded as domestic waste according to laws and regulations. Article 3 Rural domestic waste classification work follows the principles of government leadership, territorial management, public participation, market operation, and social supervision, and implements reduction, resource utilization, and harmlessness. Article 4 The municipal and county (city, district) people's governments and the development zone (park) management agencies dispatched by them shall incorporate the classification of rural domestic waste into the national economic and social development plan, and strengthen the planning and construction of rural domestic waste treatment facilities. , to ensure capital investment in rural domestic waste classification management.

The township (town) people's government and sub-district offices are responsible for the specific work of rural domestic waste classification and management within their respective jurisdictions. They should clarify the management agencies or personnel and strengthen the organization of village (resident) committees within their jurisdiction to carry out domestic waste management. Guidance on classified placement, collection and other work. Article 5 The municipal and county (city, district) comprehensive agricultural and rural management departments or other departments determined by the county (city, district) people's government are the competent departments for the classification of rural domestic waste in their respective administrative regions and are responsible for organizing and formulating the classification of rural domestic waste. Classification management system, inspect and guide the classification of rural domestic waste, and comprehensively coordinate relevant departments to promote the classification of rural domestic waste.

The agricultural administrative department is responsible for the technical guidance of fertilizer treatment of rural domestic waste and the coordinated promotion of the use of fertilizer treatment results.

The comprehensive administrative law enforcement department is responsible for administrative penalties for illegal acts of rural domestic waste classification.

Relevant departments such as development and reform, education, finance, land and resources, environmental sanitation, urban and rural planning, commerce, environmental protection, and civil affairs shall coordinate work related to the classification and management of rural domestic waste according to their respective division of responsibilities. Article 6 The village (resident) committee is responsible for organizing, guiding and supervising the units and individuals in the village (community) to carry out the work of classifying domestic waste in accordance with the law, and cooperating with the classified collection, transportation, processing and other related matters of domestic waste in the village (community). Work.

Village (resident) committees can organize village (residents) residents to formulate village rules and regulations or residents' conventions in accordance with the law, and make agreements on rural domestic waste classification obligations and reward and punishment mechanisms. Article 7 Units and individuals should enhance environmental protection awareness, reduce the generation of domestic waste, fulfill the obligations of domestic waste generators in accordance with the law, consciously abide by the regulations on rural domestic waste classification management, classify domestic waste, and jointly protect and improve the rural environment. Article 8 The competent departments for rural domestic waste classification, township (town) people's governments, and sub-district offices shall strengthen the publicity, education and training of rural domestic waste classification management regulations and classification knowledge, and enhance village (residents) residents' awareness of domestic waste classification, Guide villagers (residents) to correctly classify domestic waste.

The education administrative department should incorporate the knowledge of domestic waste classification into the educational content of schools (kindergartens) and organize practical activities for the classification of domestic waste.

People’s organizations such as trade unions, the Communist Youth League, and women’s federations should organize and carry out publicity and education on rural domestic waste classification knowledge based on their respective work characteristics, and promote the participation of the whole society in rural domestic waste classification.

News media such as newspapers, radio, and television should carry out public welfare propaganda to popularize the knowledge of rural domestic waste classification. Article 9 Rural domestic waste is divided into four categories: perishable waste (commonly known as perishable waste), recyclable waste (commonly known as salable waste), hazardous waste and other waste.

The municipal competent department for the classification of rural domestic waste should, in accordance with the requirements for classified placement, work with relevant departments to formulate and publish guidelines for the classification of rural domestic waste in a way that facilitates identification.

Rural domestic waste should be classified and placed in designated collection points or collection containers, and should not be dumped, thrown or piled at will. Article 10 Rural (community) domestic waste generators and garbage sorters or collection and transportation operators shall classify and put out domestic waste in accordance with the following "two-quarter method":

(1) Domestic waste Garbage generators should preliminarily divide domestic waste into two categories: rotten and non-rotten based on whether it is perishable, and put them into corresponding garbage collection containers respectively;

(2) Garbage sorters Or collection and transportation operators should conduct secondary classification of non-rotten garbage based on whether it can be recycled and whether it is harmful, subdivide it into recyclables, hazardous garbage and other garbage, and put them into specified collection containers or centralized Storage point. Article 11: Implement a responsible person system for the preliminary classification and placement of rural domestic waste. The person responsible for the preliminary classification and placement of rural domestic waste is determined in accordance with the following regulations:

(1) For the classification and placement of domestic waste in office, production and business premises within the village (community), the unit or production operator is the responsible person;

(2) The owner, manager or actual user of the village (resident) house and the classified disposal of domestic waste in front and behind the house are the responsible persons;

(3) For the classified disposal of domestic waste in public areas or public places such as roads, parks, public green spaces, etc. within the scope of the village (community), the village (resident) committee or the manager entrusted by it is the person responsible;

(4) The construction unit is the responsible person for the classification and placement of domestic waste at the village (community) construction site.

If the person responsible for the classification and placement of rural domestic waste cannot be determined in accordance with the provisions of the preceding paragraph, the person responsible shall be determined by the local village (resident) committee.