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Administrative Measures On Waste Classification In Nanjing

Original Language Title: 南京市生活垃圾分类管理办法

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Methodology management of living garbage in South Kyoto

(Summit 4th ordinary meeting of the Government of the South African Republic, 1 April 2013, considered the adoption of Decree No. 292 of 5 April 2013, which was launched effective 1 June 2013)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to regulate the activities of garbage, improve the urban and rural habitat, build the city of Manoe, develop this approach in line with the Act on Environmental Control of Solid Wastes in the People's Republic of China, the State Department Regulation on Urban Incorporation and Sanitation and the Southern Kyoto City Regulation.

Article 2

Article 3 of this approach refers to waste generated by units and individuals in everyday life or in activities that provide services for daily life, as well as legal, legislative and regulatory provisions for waste for living waste. Living garage is divided into recoverables, hazardous waste, meals, and other garbage.

Industrial wastes, hazardous wastes and medical wastes are managed in accordance with the relevant provisions of national, provincial and present municipalities.

Article IV. Management of living garbage is guided by the principles of quantification, resourceization, soundness and integration, science planning, integrated use in rural and urban areas, government ownership, social participation, integration and territorial responsibility.

Article 5

The Town People's Government (KWA) is responsible for organizing specific work on the implementation of the management of garbage in the Territory, working in conjunction with the relevant administrations to guide, promote community (residents' Commission, Village People's Committee) to carry out activities on the classification of living.

Article 6. The urban management administrative authorities are the authorities responsible for integrated coordination, inspection guidance and oversight management. Regional urban management administrative authorities are responsible for the management of garbage within the jurisdiction.

In accordance with their respective responsibilities and under this approach, the relevant administrative authorities are responsible for the management of garbage.

Article 7. The community (the Commission of Residents, the Village People's Committee) assists the Government of the Town to carry out the management of living garbage, mobilize, organize community-based units and individuals to carry out living garbage activities and harmonize disputes.

Social organizations and volunteers are encouraged to participate in the activities of garbage.

Article 8 establishes a price incentive mechanism that leads units and individuals to garbage and distributes, in accordance with the principle of who generates, pays, the payment of multiple emissions, the garbage payments, and the principle of the classification of garbage payments.

Any unit or person entitled to report and complain about violations of this approach.

Article 10 supports the collection, transport, disposal, recycling and related scientific and technological development of social funds. Units and individuals that have made a prominent contribution in the classification of garbage.

Chapter II Planning and construction

Article 11. The urban management administrative authorities should organize professional planning for sanitation, with administrative authorities, such as urban planning, housing and rural-urban construction, development and reform, environmental protection, land resources, to clarify the location of garbage collection, transit, disposal facilities and the movement of garbage and movement, and to report on the implementation of the city's people's government approval. Special planning for sanitation should be developed and expert and social public advice should be sought.

The Government of the people of the region should organize, in accordance with the professional planning of sanitation, a management plan for living garbage within the Territory and report on the municipal administration. Facilities-building should be aligned with the detailed planning of the location.

Article 12 includes living garbage collection, transit, disposal facilities for rural and urban planning and land use planning in the city without unauthorized occupation or change of use.

Article 13 The people of the region and the relevant municipalities should build their living waste collection, transit, disposal facilities, in accordance with the professional planning and annual implementation plan for sanitation.

Article 14. The municipal administration authorities should organize standards for the construction of construction works in conjunction with administrative authorities such as municipal planning, development and reform, housing and rural and urban construction.

The municipal planning authorities should include construction of work-companied living garbage facilities into the construction of project public service facilities. When construction of a project licence review, advice should be sought from the municipal administration authorities in connection with the construction of a garbage facility.

Article 15. New construction, alteration, expansion of construction projects should be accompanied by the construction of living garbage classification facilities in accordance with standards, and the construction of engineering design programmes should include the use of surface maps with living garbage classification facilities and indicate the area, location and function of land.

The construction works are designed in parallel with the construction of project subjects, synchronized construction, synthesize receipts, synchronized delivery, and construction costs are included in the overall investment in construction projects.

The construction of new housing projects should indicate the location, functionality, etc. of the garbage facility in the sale sites and express in the contract for the sale of homes.

Article 16 provides for public facilities, facilities such as airports, terminals, vehicle stations, ports, parks, commercial sites, and should be established in accordance with the standards.

Article 17

The construction of garbage transit and disposal facilities should be carried out in accordance with the law on environmental impact evaluation and identify environmental protection measures. Prior to the release of the environmental impact evaluation document, construction units should seek social public advice and inform environmental impact evaluation findings.

The installation of the garbage collection container should be in line with the requirements of the Urban Environment Sanitation Standard, and the container should have a mark that is consistent with the State's Charter of Classification and Labelling of Life.

No unit or individual shall be allowed to dismantle, transport, retrierate the collection, transit, disposal facility or change its use. The removal, relocation, alteration or alteration of their use should be approved by the municipal administration authorities and the municipal environmental protection administrative authorities, and in accordance with the provisions for the rehabilitation, replenishment or provision of alternative facilities, while taking measures to prevent environmental pollution.

Chapter III Distribution

Article 19 units and individuals shall not be allowed to disburse, dumping or garbage, and shall be classified according to the following provisions:

(i) Removable material may be surrendered to the re-entry resource recovery operators who may be collected or sold to the commercial administrative authorities;

(ii) The transfer of hazardous waste to hazardous garbage collectors;

(iii) Remit kitchen garbage to kitchen garbage collection containers;

(iv) Other garbage to other garbage-gathering containers, with large-scale waste, such as old furniture, as prescribed for separate storage;

(v) Other provisions relating to the classification of living garbage in the State, the province and the city.

The municipal administration authorities should develop guidelines for the classification of living garbage in the city to be made public to society and be revised in due course.

Article 20 of this city introduces a system of responsibilities for the classification of garbage.

In accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Urban residential areas, which are serviced by the material industry service, are responsible; units are run and self-contained. In rural areas, the Village People's Committee is responsible;

(ii) The office management area of agencies, forces, enterprise units, social groups and other organizations, which are responsible;

(iii) Public buildings, owner-responsibility; management units are responsible;

(iv) Construction of construction sites, which are responsible;

(v) Business sites such as trade markets, chambers, exhibition exhibitions, business paves, and operators are responsible;

(vi) The management unit is responsible for public premises such as airports, fire blocks, long-range passenger transport stations, hiding stations, orbital traffic stations, terminal ports;

(vii) Rivers, lakes and their scope of management, which are responsible;

(viii) Parks, landscapes, tourist sites and management units are responsible;

(ix) Urban roads, roads and their sub- facilities, such as street bridges and the streets, are responsible for cleaning units.

In accordance with the preceding paragraph, it was not possible to determine the responsible person and the Government of the town (the street office) was responsible.

Article 21

(i) Establish a day-to-day management system;

(ii) Undertake relevant knowledge advocacy within the framework of responsibility, guide, monitor units and individuals for the classification of living waste;

(iii) The establishment and maintenance of the collection of containers to be good, complete and complete; the occurrence of spoilers, humiliation or lack of quantity, the timely maintenance, replacement, laundering or re-establishment;

(iv) Specify the time and place for different types of garbage;

(v) The transfer of living garbage to competent units to collect and transport;

(vi) To put an end in a timely manner to the blend of the garbage already classified as living;

(vii) Other provisions in national, provincial and present municipalities.

In article 22, the responsible person should establish a management desk to record the types, quantity and transport of the garbage, and report regularly to the Government of the town (the Street Office). The Town People's Government (Tuniversal Office) should provide a timely overview of data and access to the garbage management information system.

Article 23 of the urban administration authorities should make the implementation plan for the quantification of living garbage with the relevant administrative authorities, implement a clean production technology and green certification system, encourage the importation of quantifiable packaging, catering for appropriate consumption, net vegetables and clean-good products into urban areas, and provide incentives for garbage reductions and promote garbage.

The relevant industry associations should urge businesses to implement quantified legal, regulatory and standard norms, leading businesses to an open commitment to the society to implement garbage.

Chapter IV

Article 24 should be disaggregated by garbage, prohibiting the collection of garbage collected by the garbage that has been categorized.

Recyclables and hazardous garbage are collected on a regular basis, and cooking and other garbage are collected on a daily basis. Specific time is determined and published by the urban management administrative authorities.

Article 25.

Recyclables are transported to resource recovery centres or re-entry resource recovery units that are backed by commercial administrative authorities.

Harmful garbage transports to designated storage points for environmental protection authorities, in accordance with the criteria for pollution control in hazardous waste storage.

The catering and other garbage are transported to the mandated disposal sites, in accordance with the time, routes and requirements designated by the urban administration authorities.

Article 26 The relevant administrative authorities should determine the collection, transport services units in an open manner, such as tendering, and enter into agreements with the subsidiaries to clarify the areas of service, operating deadlines, service standards, transport sites, default responsibilities, as annexes to the collection of garbage, transport service permits.

Article 27 Governments of the region may establish specialized teams for the collection and transport of living garbage in rural areas or, through open competitions such as tendering, units with professional technical conditions, responsible for the collection and transport of garbage.

Article 28 Collection and transport units should comply with the following provisions:

(i) The provision of compressive equipment, as well as the required personnel, in accordance with the amount of garbage collection, classification methodology, operational time;

(ii) The timely, disaggregated collection of living garbage and the classification of transport to specified transit stations or disposal sites shall not be confused, dumped, abandoned, simulated, simulated and dispersed and shall not receive unclassified living garbage;

(iii) After the transfer of transit stations, closed storage shall not exceed 24 hours;

(iv) Collecting, transport vehicles, ship maintenance, integrity and integrity;

(v) Clearing operational sites and maintaining a net integrity of living garbage collection facilities and surrounding environments;

(vi) The establishment of a management desk to record the sources, types, quantities, etc. of living garbage, and to report to the administrative authorities for urban management in the region;

(vii) The development of a programme for the collection of transport emergencies for the classification of living garbage, and the preparation of the regional urban management administrative authorities;

(viii) Other provisions of the State, the province and the city.

Chapter V Classification and recycling

Article 29 should classify the collection and transport of living garbage, improve the reuse rate and resource levels of living garbage and promote recycling.

Recyclables should be structured and processed by re-sourced enterprises to facilitate the direct entry of regeneration products into commodity-transfer areas.

Degradable organics such as catering for garbage should be developed through bioprocessing techniques and the use of resources such as industrial oil resin, biodies and fertilizers.

Hazardous waste is subject to mandatory recycling and should be used by authorized hazardous waste disposal units or environmentally sound disposal.

Other garbage should be categorized, removed and used in an integrated manner; it cannot be used in an integrated manner to carry out sanitation or burning.

Article 33 Enterprises that produce products or packagings that are included in mandatory recycling are responsible for recycling of destroyed products or packagings, which are available for productive enterprises, and for technical or economic conditions that are not suitable for use, and for environmentally sound disposal by productive enterprises.

Article 31 encourages and supports the use by farmers of technologies such as biomass fertilization for the use of residues and fertiles; the use of residues, such as flogging, feeding, biogas, production of fibres.

Farmers from their daily lives should choose suitable locations away from water sources and residence to fill pits.

Article 32 of this city permits the operation of garbage disposal services in urban areas. The relevant administrative authorities should determine the disposal service units in an open manner, such as tendering, and enter into a disposal service agreement with the subsidiaries to explicitly address the sources, the duration of service, the standard of service, as an annex to the licence to live waste disposal services.

Article 33 New life waste disposal technologies should be presented to the relevant administrative authorities to organize technical arguments; no technical argument or argument is not qualified or used.

Article 34 garage disposal units shall address the garbage of living in accordance with the relevant provisions and technical standards and shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) Designation facilities and qualified managers and operators, as required;

(ii) The establishment of a disposal cell to record the transport units, types, quantity and quantity of the daily garbage and to submit data, statements, etc. in accordance with the provisions;

(iii) Regular monitoring of environmental impacts, such as water, gas, noise, soil, in accordance with the provisions for the handling of sewage, waste, residues, dust, etc., resulting from the disposal process to prevent environmental pollution across the border;

(iv) Develop emergency response programmes to respond to emergencies, such as failures of facilities and accidents;

(v) To build online monitoring systems, as required, and to transmit data to the garbage management information system;

(vi) Other provisions of the State, the province and the city.

Chapter VI Oversight inspection

Article XV establishes and improves the integrated appraisal system for the management of living garbage, incorporating the management of garbage in the territorial Government's archaeological indicators and regularly publishes results.

Article 36 establishes an enterprise credit evaluation system for living garbage services in this city. Review of the operating conditions and the effectiveness of the facility for the collection, transport and disposal of garbage enterprises, operational implementation, implementation of agreements, desktop accounts and data delivery, and the operation and disposal of facilities classified for collection and disposal. The results of the review were included in the corporate credit file as an important basis for the solicitation of business for the collection, transport and disposal of industrial services for urban waste.

Article 37 Urban management administrative authorities should openly hire social monitors for the disposal of garbage and participate in the management of the facilities for the disposal of garbage. Social monitors should have a resident representative of the living waste disposal facility.

Social supervisors have the right to monitor the operation of the garbage disposal facility and access to the relevant premises to understand compliance with the implementation of the polluting control measures and relevant safety management norms and access environmental monitoring data. The disposal units should be coordinated and assisted.

Article 338: The urban management administrative authorities perform the following duties:

(i) The development of a garbage collection, transport and disposal emergency preparedness and the establishment of a system of emergency treatment for garbage;

(ii) Establish a monitoring management system to enhance inspection and guidance on behaviours such as the classification, collection, transport and disposal of garbage, and to make regular publication of the findings of the inspection;

(iii) Coordinated mechanisms with relevant departments for the management and enforcement of garbage;

(iv) The establishment of a telephone for the classification of living garbage counselling to lead organizations in the promotion of garbage classifications;

(v) Establish a living waste management information system, collect, compile and analyse relevant information, publish on a regular basis the quantity, disposal and collection, transport, disposal unit;

(vi) Establish and publish the channels for reporting complaints to deal with violations of the management of garbage by living;

(vii) Other responsibilities under laws, regulations and regulations.

Article 39 performs the following duties by the relevant administrative authorities:

(i) Development and reform of administrative authorities to promote the use and environmentally sound treatment of garbage resources, to promote relevant business development, and to facilitate the clearance of major projects such as garbage disposal;

(ii) Planning administrative authorities responsible for integrating the relevant elements of sanitation professional planning into urban and rural planning, pre-reserving and controlling the appropriate facilities;

(iii) The territorial resource administration authorities are responsible for the construction of land-based security for living garbage facilities;

(iv) Housing and urban-rural-building administrative authorities are responsible for organizing the construction and transfer of living garbage facilities, as required;

(v) The financial administration authorities are responsible for overseeing the construction and operation of the garbage facility and for participating in the development and modification of the related fee policy;

(vi) The price administration authorities are responsible for researching, developing policies for the handling of garbage and monitoring of the cost of the collection, transport and disposal of living wastes;

(vii) The business administration authorities are responsible for the management of the re-use of resources in garbage and for the efficient use and recycling of resources;

(viii) Environmental protection administrative authorities are responsible for environmental impact evaluation of living garbage facilities, regulation of pollutant emissions and disposal of hazardous waste;

(ix) The public security authority is responsible for the safe management of road traffic in vehicles living in garbage transport, and for offences against the environment and the health of the person, such as the use of oil residues in garbage processing by the law;

(x) The public good publicity for the classification of living garbage by the new administrative authorities, leading the media to the common knowledge of the garbage of living;

(xi) The education administration authorities are responsible for the integration of garbage knowledge into school curricula and extra-curricular readings, and for activities such as garbage education and practice.

Article 40. Urban management administrative authorities and other administrative authorities should establish a joint mechanism to enhance the coordination of oversight and management enforcement in the classification of living wastes.

Article 40 There is a need to stop the industry and to submit written requests to the urban administration authorities six months in advance.

For reasons such as sudden incidents, garbage collection, transport or disposal services are unable to operate properly, and urban management administrative authorities should organize, in a timely manner, relevant units to collect, transport and dispose of garbage.

Chapter VII Legal responsibility

Article 42 violates the provisions of this approach, which stipulate that the laws, regulations, regulations and regulations are subject to penalties.

Article 43, in violation of this approach, does not classify the garbage of living, which is being rectified by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement authorities, and rejects the correctness and imposes a fine of over $50 million.

In violation of this approach, Article 44 garbage disbursed the responsibilities of the life garbage to a non-exclusive unit for the collection and transport of the garbage of the garbage by the urban administration administration administration, for which the deadline for the administrative enforcement sector was changed, was not later than one million fined for the year 2000; the failure to perform other obligations of the distributor was reduced by the administrative authorities responsible for urban management, which was delayed and was fined by more than 500 dollars.

Article 42 garbage collection and transport units violate the provisions of this approach, consisting of one of the following acts, which are being converted by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement authorities, and a fine of up to 50,000 yen by over 3,000 dollars.

(i) Staff and living garbage collection equipment are incompatible with the requirements;

(ii) The collection and transport of garbage in time;

(iii) No closed storage stations or more than 24 hours of time;

(iv) The absence of a living garbage management bank or the absence of a provision for the management desk;

(v) No emergency response programmes have been developed.

Article 46 garage disposal units violate the provisions of this approach and do not develop emergency programmes or establish an online monitoring system, which is being converted by the urban administration of administrative law enforcement authorities; and are fined by over 3,000 yen.

Article 47 provides for the non-approved operation of urban garbage collection, transport or disposal activities that are carried out without approval and that the urban administration is responsible for the cessation of the offence and fined by 3,000 dollars.

The staff of the administrative authorities, such as urban management, violate the provisions of this approach by deducting their functions, favouring fraud, and instigating the performance of their duties, and by providing administrative disposal in accordance with the law; and constituting an offence, by law to hold criminal responsibility.

Chapter VIII

Article 49

(i) Recyclables, which are derived from activities that provide services in daily life or for everyday life, have lost all or part of the original value of use, which can be used for the production of raw materials after recycling or collating items that can be reused, including distributories, plastics, glass, metals, tracepts, etc.;

(ii) Harmful garbage means substances that cause direct or potential harm to human health or the natural environment in garbage, including waste batteries, deductive batteries, waste lighting, insecticide-treated (container), invalid paints (container), waste-used chemicals, wastewater products, old-electronic devices and electronic products;

(iii) Meal kitchen garbage, which means potable garbage in living garbage, kitchen garbage and organic garbage in the trade market, including food transactions, production of foods, vegetables, legs, etc.;

(iv) Other garbage means other garbage other than recycling, hazardous garbage and meals, including large-scale garbage, such as old-age furniture, as well as other blems, polluting, distributing plastics, glass, paper, b, wood, metal types.

Article 50 is implemented effective 1 June 2013.