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Administrative Measures On Dust Pollution Control Of Hefei City

Original Language Title: 合肥市扬尘污染防治管理办法

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United Nations fervent management approach

(Adopted by Decree No. 172 of 27 December 2013 by the Government of the People's Republic of the city, No. 172 of 1 February 2014)

Article 1 establishes this approach in the light of the relevant laws, regulations and regulations in order to combat the contamination of dust, protect and improve the quality of the atmosphere.

Article II applies to the prevention and management of dust contamination within the city area.

Article 3. This approach refers to the construction of construction works (including housing buildings, municipal infrastructure, roads, water construction, etc.), house demolitions, material transport and storage, road safety, plant plant breeding and conservation, and pollution of the atmosphere caused by cement nakeds.

Article IV Environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for the management of uniform surveillance in the prevention of pollution.

Urban-rural-building administrative authorities are responsible for housing construction works, municipal infrastructure works, house demolition works, and prefabricated surveillance management of dust pollution control during the production of sketches.

Emphasis engineering institutions are responsible for monitoring the management of the various types of construction work carried out by them.

Urban management is responsible for monitoring the management of the construction of garbage transport and disposal, and road safety activities to promote pollution control.

The transport administration authorities are responsible for overseeing the management of road, bridges, port engineering fire pollution.

The Government's transport management is responsible for the management of the supervision of the construction of garbage transport vehicles that are closed and accessible.

The water administration authorities are responsible for overseeing the management of water engineering construction fire pollution.

The Greenhouse Administrative Authority is responsible for overseeing the management of the greening construction and conservation works for dust contamination.

The development and reform sector is responsible for the management of surveillance of vector pollution control.

Other relevant administrative authorities, in accordance with their respective responsibilities, are jointly monitoring the management of dust pollution control.

Article 5 establishes a joint mechanism for the prevention and control of dust. The executive authorities of environmental protection convene a joint meeting to coordinate issues related to anti-star contamination efforts, for example, rural and urban construction, urban management, transport, public safety authorities transport management, water, greenization, development and reform.

Article 6 Environmental protection administrative authorities should develop anti-star contamination prevention programmes with the relevant sectors and report on implementation by the same-level people's governments.

Administrative authorities and focus engineering institutions, such as urban management, transport, water, greenization, should develop concrete measures to combat dust pollution, in accordance with the provisions of this approach and the anti-soil control programmes.

Article 7. The construction units shall include in the environmental impact assessment documents submitted by the environmental authorities under the law, an anti-star contamination programme that may result in anti-star contamination.

Article 8. Costs to combat dust contamination should be included in construction costs. In the solicitation documents, the construction units should request the bidder to prepare, in the solicitation documents, the construction of ground-based anti-polluting measures and to include the technical bid evaluation content. The contract concluded between the moderate and the construction units should include the construction of ground-based anti-polluting measures in the solicitation documents, as well as the explicit recognition of the responsibility to control dust pollution.

The Government investment construction project, which was established prior to the implementation of this approach, should lead units such as construction, transport and etc., be authorized to carry out sand pollution, as required by this approach, and the resulting costs were really accounted for by the auditor when the works were calculated.

Article 9. Construction work shall be in line with the following anti-polluting requirements:

(i) There should be a continuous and closed block in the vicinity of the construction site, with a high perimeter not less than 1.8 m.

(ii) During the construction period, a pre-stige safety net was installed on the side of the construction structure.

(iii) The construction area, the office area, the operating area, the material slots and the road should be hard-calibreed.

(iv) Meteorological forecasting winds reach more than 5 weathers, and no off-site exhumation and transit, explosion, house or other construction (construction) removal.

(v) Inadequacies such as construction garbage cannot be completed within 48 hours, temporary slots should be installed within the construction site; temporary slots should take measures to prevent dust such as perimeters, cement.

(vi) Transport vehicles should be able to move away from operating sites, with the exception of cement, abundance and abundance of air compressors, and not to be used to clean vehicles, equipment and material for equipment capable of producing dust contamination; and, if so, facilities such as washing, drainage and sediment ponds could be installed.

(vii) In carrying out construction operations that produce significant cements, the corresponding ponds, pulp puls should be installed to ensure the spillover of cements and that pulp should be closed.

(viii) The use of cements, prefabricated concretes and prefabricanes in accordance with the provisions of the regulations; the need for a mix of concretes and mortars on the construction site should be implemented and implemented in accordance with the relevant provisions.

(ix) The construction unit should carry out temporary greening or laying of its naked land for more than three months.

(x) Save the cement or other compressive particle building materials should be stored in a seal or covered measure.

(xi) Construction of construction materials and garbage within the construction (constitution) should be used to transport containers or pipelines and to prohibit the displacement of desertions.

Article 10, when house demolitions or other construction (construction) are removed, the construction units shall also carry out spraying or spraying of water or other construction (construction) in addition to the provisions of article 9, subparagraphs (i), (iii), (iv), (v), (x) and (x) of this approach, except for the use of water or spraying measures that may endanger construction safety.

Houses or other construction (construction) sites that have been dismantled, and more than three months have not been developed or used, should be planted or covered.

Article 11. The production of prefabricated concretes, prefabricanes should take precautionary measures such as sealing, clocking, spraying and washing.

There is a need to encourage the development of concrete blocs, and the demonstration of prefabricated sites.

Article 12 Reservations of coal sites, slots that can be easily produced for the production of anti-pollutant paints, open storages should be in compliance with the following anti-soil control requirements:

(i) The ground should be hardened.

(ii) The use of a solid wall or a storage bank for a day, which should be equipped with a spray or other anti-star facility.

(iii) In the event of an open loading operation, rainfall such as spraying should be taken; in the use of pre-emptive evacuation equipment, it should be equipped with loading, loading and spraying facilities and maintaining the normal use of dust facilities.

(iv) Temporary waste slots should be established, such as blocks, anti-soil networks, and long-standing waste slots should be constructed or planted in the surface of the waste yards.

(v) Delimitation of material and road boundaries, timely removal of dispersed material, maintenance of road integrity and timely laundering.

No units and individuals shall be allowed to distribut material within urban roads and at public sites.

Article 13 Vehicles transporting garbage should be in line with the following fire pollution control requirements:

(i) possession of documents approved or issued by the transport management of urban administration, transport and public safety authorities;

(ii) Acquitted, installation of a record-keeping or positioning equipment;

(iii) In addition to cement, a net backbone can reach the operational place; the garbage of the garbage shall not exceed the garbage of the vehicle, and the building blocks in the transport route shall not be leashed, dispersed or pushed.

The transport of other units and individuals that are vulnerable to the production of anti-pollutant paints should be used for the transport of pre-emptive vehicles; there is no conditions for closed transport should be delegated to units with corresponding conditions.

Article 14. Harmony operations should be in line with the following anti-polluting requirements:

(i) In addition to the weather of rain or minimum temperatures below two degreess, the main urban road motor vehicles have been sprayed at least once a day or washing 1;

(ii) The main roads of the cities to implement water spraying (a highway for mechanical cleaning), and other roads encourage the use of mechanical spraying;

(iii) The use of artificial means of cleaning should be in line with the norms of urban and sanitation operations.

Open public places, such as airports, vehicle stations, railways, parking lots, parks, squares, street gardens and specialized roads, should be maintained to prevent dust contamination.

Article 15. Greening construction and conservation should be in line with the following anti-polluting requirements:

(i) Meteorological forecasting winds reach more than five levels of weather, and should stop the operation of land-wide, land-for-land and soil screening.

(ii) Carrying trees, which cannot be planted within 48 hours, should be used to cover the plantations and plantations. After the planting of trees, the remaining land and other materials should be completed on the same day; they cannot be completed and should be covered.

(iii) More than 1,000 square meters of greening operations (excluding road greening), the installation of a vehicle cleaning facility in the vicinity of the construction work area that is not less than 1.8 mun, and the accompanying drainage, fervent storage facilities in the construction area; and transport vehicles should be able to move to the construction site, in addition to cement, a clean-up.

Article 16, in accordance with atmospheric pollution control needs, and with the approval of the Government of the people of the city, administrative authorities, such as environmental protection, may impose prohibitive provisions on construction sites that are capable of producing dust contamination in specific regions.

Article 17 Administrative authorities for environmental protection may organize relevant administrative authorities or institutions to carry out joint inspections of integrated dust pollution prevention and control; the inspector shall cooperate.

The executive authorities of environmental protection and the relevant administrative authorities are able to open the relevant responsibilities units and individuals in the media and to register in the credit file.

The executive authorities, such as environmental protection, and the relevant institutions, should establish a telephone to receive complaints and reports from the public on anti-star contamination; the public may also make public petitions and reports available to the municipality.

Article 19, in violation of article 9, article 10 of this scheme, provides that construction units are not required to take anti-polluting measures in the construction of homes, construction of municipal infrastructure, construction of homes or other construction (construction) construction works, and that the time limit for construction of administrative authorities in rural and urban areas is subject to a fine of more than 20,000 dollars in the year 2000; and that they cannot be rescheduled.

In violation of article 9 of this approach, construction units are not required to take anti-soil control measures in road, bridges, port works and water works, and are converted by transport, water administration authorities to a period of up to $20,000 in 2000; they have not been corrected and can be responsible for their suspension.

Article 20, in violation of article 11 of this approach, provides that prefabricated concretes, prefabricated producers are not required to take anti-polluting measures, which are converted by the administrative authorities in rural and urban areas to a fine of up to 2,000 yen in 2000; and that they may be responsible for their suspension.

Article 21, in violation of article 12 of this approach, provides that the storage and storage sites that can easily produce anti-pollutant paints, the open-air warehouses are not required to take anti-soil control measures, and that the environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for a period of up to $20,000 in 2000; and that they cannot be rescheduled.

Article 22, paragraph 1, and article 14, paragraph 1, of this approach stipulates that the units responsible for the construction of garbage transport vehicles and sanitation are not subject to the requirement for anti-soil control measures, which are sanctioned by urban management in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Cofertilization Urban Construction Waste Management Scheme and the Coferral and Sanitation Regulations of the communes.

Article 23, in violation of article 15 of this approach, provides that the green construction and conservation operations units are not required to take anti-polluting measures, which are being responsibly modified by the Greenhouse administrative authorities to impose a fine of more than 20,000 dollars in the year 2000; and that they cannot be ordered to stop their work.

Article 24 violates other acts under this scheme, which are provided for by law, regulations and regulations.

Article 25 relates to the failure of staff of the administrative authorities to perform negligence, abuse of authority, provocative fraud, by law by the inspector or the superior administrative authorities.

Article 26 The city of ov, fertility, fertility, fertile and treasury areas should, in the light of this approach, develop specific implementation rules in conjunction with local practice.