Measures for Classification and Management of Domestic Waste in Yantai City Urban Areas

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen the classification management of domestic waste, improve the level of reduction, resource utilization and harmless disposal of domestic waste, and promote the construction of ecological civilization, in accordance with the "National People's Congress and the People's Republic of China" The Law of the People's Republic of China on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste, the Circular Economy Promotion Law of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on the Management of Urban Appearance and Environmental Sanitation (State Council Order No. 101) and the "Shandong Province Urban Appearance and Environmental Sanitation Management Measures" ( Shandong Provincial People's Government Order No. 218) and other laws, regulations, and rules are formulated based on actual conditions. Article 2 These Measures apply to activities such as classified placement, collection, transportation, disposal, and supervision and management of domestic waste in urban built-up areas.

Catering waste, decoration waste, green waste, and waste electrical and electronic products are managed in accordance with laws, regulations and other relevant provisions of this city. Article 3 Domestic garbage as mentioned in these Measures refers to the solid waste generated by units and individuals in their daily lives or in activities that provide services for daily life, as well as the solid waste that is regarded as domestic garbage according to laws and administrative regulations.

The basic classification standards for urban domestic waste are hazardous waste, kitchen waste, recyclables, and other waste. Article 4: Domestic waste classification management follows the principles of government promotion, national participation, market operation, full-process classification, systematic promotion, and step-by-step progress. Article 5 The municipal and district people's governments shall strengthen unified leadership over domestic waste classification management, incorporate domestic waste classification management into the national economic and social development plan, determine domestic waste source reduction and classification management goals, and establish a comprehensive management system for domestic waste classification. Coordination mechanism to coordinate the management of domestic waste classification. The funds required for the classification and management of domestic waste shall be included in the fiscal budget of the corresponding level.

The sub-district office is responsible for the daily management of domestic waste classification within its jurisdiction. Article 6 The municipal administrative department of urban environmental sanitation shall implement unified supervision and management of the classified placement, collection, transportation and disposal of urban domestic waste. The district urban environmental sanitation administrative department is responsible for the specific work of classifying and managing urban domestic waste within its jurisdiction.

The development and reform department is responsible for studying and improving the charging mechanism for domestic waste disposal.

The education department is responsible for incorporating domestic waste classification knowledge into the educational content of kindergartens, primary and secondary schools, and colleges and universities, and organizing activities such as domestic waste classification education and practice. The natural resources and planning departments are responsible for implementing the land guarantee for domestic waste classification collection, transportation and disposal facilities determined in the special plan for domestic waste management.

The ecological environment department is responsible for the supervision and management of the utilization and disposal of hazardous waste.

The housing and urban-rural development department is responsible for guiding the property management departments of each district to supervise the property service companies within their jurisdiction to do a good job in classifying domestic waste according to the division of responsibilities.

The commerce department is responsible for guiding the development of the renewable resources industry and improving the construction of the renewable resource recycling system.

The agency affairs management department is responsible for guiding, inspecting and assessing the implementation of domestic waste classification work in affiliated public institutions.

Urban management and law enforcement departments are responsible for supervising, investigating and punishing violations of domestic waste classification management regulations.

The competent departments of industry and information technology, civil affairs, transportation, culture and tourism, health, state-owned assets management, market supervision, and sports are responsible for supervising and guiding their affiliated institutions, enterprises, institutions, and social organizations to do a good job Domestic waste source reduction and classification work. Article 7 The residents' committee shall cooperate with the sub-district office in organizing, mobilizing, publicizing and guiding the classification of domestic waste.

Owners' committees and property service companies should mobilize and urge community residents to sort out domestic waste and do a good job in classifying and collecting domestic waste. Article 8 Units and individuals that generate domestic waste shall pay domestic waste disposal fees in accordance with regulations.

The charging standards shall be studied and determined by the municipal development and reform department in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations and the principle of compensation for disposal costs, and shall be implemented after approval by the Municipal People's Government. Article 9: Units and individuals shall fulfill their obligations to classify domestic waste at its source and place it in categories, reduce the use or no use of disposable items, and reduce the generation of domestic waste. Article 10 The municipal and district people's governments support the research, development and application of new technologies, new processes, new materials and new equipment in the aspects of source reduction, classified placement, on-site disposal, resource utilization, management and operation of domestic waste.

Chapter 2 Planning and Construction Article 11 The municipal administrative department for urban environmental sanitation shall, in conjunction with the development and reform, natural resources and planning, ecological environment and other departments, organize the preparation of a special plan for urban domestic waste management and submit it to the Municipal People's Government for approval.

The special plan for domestic waste management should clarify the classification and treatment system of domestic waste, coordinate the overall layout of urban domestic waste disposal facilities, and be connected with the solid waste utilization and treatment plan, the construction plan of hazardous waste centralized disposal facilities, etc. Explore the establishment of a collaborative disposal and utilization base for domestic waste. Article 12 The district people's government shall, in accordance with the special plan for domestic waste management in the urban area, prepare special plans for domestic waste management in each district, organize the construction of domestic waste collection stations and transfer stations within its jurisdiction, and set up transfer and sorting of bulky garbage, decoration waste, etc. , dismantling sites to improve the efficiency of collection, transportation and disposal of various types of garbage. Article 13 Construction projects such as new construction, reconstruction or expansion of residences, public buildings, public facilities and other construction projects shall be equipped with collection facilities that meet the requirements for domestic waste classification in accordance with national and municipal standards, and shall be designed simultaneously with the main project. , simultaneous construction, simultaneous acceptance, and simultaneous use, and the required funds are included in the construction project budget.

If the existing residential area does not have domestic waste classification collection facilities, or the relevant facilities do not meet the requirements for domestic waste classification, the district people's government shall organize the updating of supporting facilities in accordance with relevant regulations.