Changsha Environmental Sanitation Management Measures

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen urban environmental sanitation management and build a civilized and tidy city, these measures are formulated in accordance with the relevant national laws and regulations and in conjunction with the actual situation of this city. Article 2: These Measures apply to units and individuals within the urban area of ??this city. Article 3: Environmental sanitation work shall implement the management principles of unified leadership, hierarchical responsibility, and integration of departments. Article 4: Strengthen publicity and education on environmental sanitation, carry out patriotic health campaigns, and establish a good custom of loving cleanliness and respecting hygiene.

All units and individuals have the responsibility to maintain environmental sanitation and should respect the work of environmental sanitation workers. Chapter 2 Division of Labor and Responsibilities Article 5 The urban construction and environmental sanitation management department of the Municipal People's Government shall be responsible for the management of environmental sanitation in this city.

The district people's government is responsible for the environmental sanitation work in its administrative region.

The subdistrict office is responsible for the environmental sanitation work within its jurisdiction.

Cities, districts and streets should allocate corresponding environmental sanitation management personnel to be responsible for environmental sanitation inspection and supervision to effectively ensure the implementation of these measures. Article 6: Planning, public security, industrial and commercial administration, real estate, health, environmental protection, and urban management, construction, gardening, municipal administration and other departments should jointly carry out environmental sanitation management work according to their respective responsibilities. Article 7 The municipal and district environmental sanitation professional teams are responsible for the cleaning and cleaning of primary and secondary roads (including sidewalks), squares, and bridges, the management of public garbage stations and public toilets, and the management of public environmental sanitation facilities. .

The residents' committee organizes sweepers to clean streets and residential areas.

Roads and streets should be generally cleaned before seven o'clock every morning, and cleaning should be carried out during the day. Article 8 Public places such as stations, docks, airports, parking lots (squares), theaters, stadiums (fields), cultural and entertainment centers, etc. shall be cleaned and cleaned by their respective management agencies.

Parks, green belts, and street flower beds are cleaned and maintained by the gardening department.

The industrial and commercial department will assign dedicated personnel to clean and maintain the market. Article 9 All units, self-employed households, and residents facing the street should keep the door clean and tidy, and clean up any dirt; Behaviors that damage city appearance and environmental sanitation have the right to be stopped.

Each unit must obey the environmental sanitation management of the district and street where it is located and be responsible for the environmental sanitation work of its own unit. Chapter 3 City Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Article 10 It is prohibited to spit, litter cigarette butts, peels, paper scraps and other waste in streets and public places, to defecate in the open, and to dump sewage on the road. Article 11 Buildings facing the street should be kept clean and beautiful, and dilapidated ones should be repaired or demolished in time.

The approved posting boards, galleries, billboards, placards, signs, signs, windows, slogans, banners, and posters should meet the requirements of city appearance. Outdated or dilapidated ones should be replaced or replaced in time. Clear.

It is prohibited to post or write on buildings along the street, tree trunks, electric poles, lamp posts and municipal utility facilities.

Units and residents on both sides of major roads are not allowed to hang objects that hinder the city's appearance on the street. Article 12 Roads, sidewalks, curb stones, and mud manhole covers should be kept smooth and intact. Any collapse or damage shall be repaired by the municipal management department or responsible unit within the prescribed period.

Traffic booths, traffic lights, traffic guardrails, lighting facilities, and noise monitoring devices should be maintained and kept in good condition by the responsible unit. Damaged ones should be repaired or replaced in a timely manner. Article 13 It is prohibited to occupy roads to set up tents, stack materials, dry objects, or engage in production, processing, and business activities. If a road is temporarily occupied due to special needs, it shall be approved by the public security organ, and shall not exceed the scope and period of approved occupation.

Stalling stalls on major roads is prohibited. Stalls that have been set up on other roads with approval must operate at designated locations and bring their own cleaning tools to clean them whenever they are dirty. Those who sell fruits and cold drinks must prepare garbage containers and keep the premises clean and tidy. Article 14 All types of vehicles driving in urban areas should be kept clean and tidy.

For vehicles carrying fluids and bulk objects, as well as vehicles transporting garbage and feces, the shipping equipment must be in good condition, properly loaded, and tightly sealed, and must not be leaked or blown along the way.

Persons carrying funerals are prohibited from setting off firecrackers and throwing memorial papers along the way. Article 15 Construction of breaking roads, laying or repairing pipelines, erecting electric poles, and repairing roads and ditches in urban areas must be approved by the municipal management department, and the procedures must be handled by the public security organs. The units and individuals doing the work should promptly clear away the remaining construction soil and debris. , after completion, the road surface will be restored to its original condition within the prescribed time limit.

Sludge from ditches dredged by municipal departments should be transported away promptly. Article 16 Infrastructure construction should be carried out within the approved land area. Barriers should be set up near the street. Vehicles entering and exiting must not pollute the road, and construction mud must not be discharged directly into the sewer. After completion, temporary buildings and facilities will be dismantled within the prescribed time limit, the site will be cleaned, and damaged roads and public facilities will be repaired. Article 17: Gardening departments and relevant units should keep green belts, flower beds, and street trees beautiful and tidy; dirt, branches, leaves, etc. left over from cultivation and renovation operations should be removed in a timely manner. Article 18 It is prohibited to raise poultry and livestock in urban areas. Those due to scientific research and special needs must be approved by the municipal public security agency and health department.

It is prohibited to set up slaughterhouses in urban areas. Chapter 4 Waste Removal