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(Adopted by the 31st ordinary meeting of the Government of the Republic of Liveli on 20 October 2006 No. 90 of the Order of the Government of the Livestock on 12 November 2006 and issued since 1 January 2007) In order to increase the level of construction and management of public toilets in urban areas (hereinafter referred to as toilets) and to facilitate the people's massization, this approach has been developed in accordance with regulations such as the State Department's Urban Recruit and Sanitation Management Regulations, the Live Towns and Sanitation Management Approach. Article II applies to the planning, construction and management of communal toilets in the city. Article 3 of this approach refers to the construction, installation of toilets for use by the public at both the road or in public places. Article IV regulates the management of hygienic toilets by the municipal authorities. The municipal sanitation authorities are specifically responsible for the construction and management of public toilets. In accordance with their respective responsibilities, municipal urban planning, finance, prices, parking forests, public use, transport, business, tourism, and patriotic health management are jointly designed, constructed and managed for public toilets. In urban areas, the authorities of the communes have been able to monitor the management of hygienic toilets in the Territory, in accordance with the provisions of this approach and at the request of the municipal authorities. Article 5 The municipal authorities should prepare public toilet planning with municipal urban planning administrative authorities as an important component of the city's professional planning for sanitation and include urban subsector planning and detailed planning. The following places should be planned for the construction of public toilets: (i) The main road side, the Green Land (Viure) square, and the large parking space; (ii) Vehicle stations, terminals, airports, hotels, meals, large-scale markets (businessfields, supermarkets, trade markets), tourist landscapes (points) and public places such as sports, culture, leisure and recreation. The number, location, design criteria should be in line with the Urban Environment Sanitation Standards (CJ27-2005) and the Urban Public Access Standards Design Standards (CJ14-2005). Reimbursement and incentives are provided to the municipalities in strict compliance with the responsibility units for the planning of the implementation of public toilet construction missions. No units or individuals shall be allowed to take over public toilet planning sites or to change their use. Public toilet planning is required to adapt and should be submitted to the approval of municipal urban planning authorities. The urban planning administrative authorities should seek the advice of the municipal authorities in the area of sanitation. Article 8 Public toilets in the Green Lands (Lure) and in the state-owned tourist landscape area (points) are constructed by the sub-managed sector or units; and public toilets in other operating public places are constructed by the property units in public places. Article 9. The mass flow of persons and the inadequate number of fixed-up toilets are covered by the municipal, regional and municipal authorities in charge of the establishment of an operation-style public toilet. Article 10. Public toilet construction is attached to the main works and should be constructed in conjunction with the main works and delivered at the same time. Public toilet construction and installation are carried out by law and no units and individuals are prevented and obstructed. After a horticulture, the municipal and district authorities should be involved in the receipt and the eligible parties could be delivered. Experience has received qualified public toilets without unauthorized removal, suspension or change of use. Public toilets should be managed in accordance with the relevant national provisions. Article 12 Article 13. The day-to-day maintenance of communes and hygiene should meet the following criteria: (i) All types of facilities are fully, good and complete; (ii) Net, replicit, walls, blocks and recuperation; (iii) The use of hydrothermal and irreversible emissions by manure; (iv) There is no accumulation of manoe, urine, urine, and trajectory; (v) To take photographs, ventilation, and to provide lighting and mechanical ventilation; (vi) Water access, manoeuvement, closed ponds, and water tanks have no water; (vii) Removals are regularly cleared and residues are closed. Article 14. Public toilets should be used by civilization and prohibit the following acts: (i) Incest and incest; (ii) dumping of sewage, slander, ponds, slanders; (iii) Inflation of ponds; (iv) Harmonization of facilities, facilities; (v) Dispelling, inclining and posting in public toilet walls, facilities; (vi) Removal of public toilet facilities to him; (vii) Other practices affecting the normal use of public toilets. Article 15. Large parking, vehicle stations, terminals, airports, hotels, restaurants, meals, large-scale markets (commercials, supra-markets, escrow markets), tourist landscapes (points) and utilities, such as sports, culture, recreation, etc., should be open outside the time of operation of the premises and cannot be charged for access to toilets. Public toilets other than the preceding paragraph should be open throughout the day; specific open time is determined and published by the municipal authorities in charge of sanitation, based on seasonal changes and the location of the public toilets. In addition to the activity-based public toilets, access to toilets cannot be charged. The following article 16 is the responsibility of the municipal, regional and environmental management bodies for the day-to-day maintenance and hygiene maintenance and is charged with the cost of the city, the district financial burden: (i) Public toilets constructed by financial investment; (ii) Activities-based toilets; (iii) The units have been constructed but have been processed in accordance with municipal government provisions. The other operating public places are equipped with hygienic toilets, which are vested in property rights units or administrative authorities in the day-to-day maintenance and hygienic maintenance and self-payment. The executive authorities in the city should be rewarded for the excellent responsibilities for the day-to-day maintenance and hygiene maintenance. Article 17 is governed by a public latrines for the cost of the financial burden of the city, area and is financed in accordance with the scores. More than 80 per cent, the city's finance is vested in all funds; more than 60 are less than 80, the proportional share of the city, area finances; and under sub-Saharan finances are fully funded. The above-mentioned scorecard criteria increase by 5 per year until the maximum stabilization is 95. The archaeological and municipal, district-based financial sharing ratios and incentives for the communes of communes are developed by the municipal authorities of the sanitary environment with the municipal finance sector, the patriotic health administration. Article 18 City, zonal sanitation management is responsible for day-to-day maintenance and hygiene conservation, and water use, electricity use is carried out in accordance with the administrative cost-sharing standards for water and residential electricity. Article 19 violates the provisions of this approach relating to public toilet planning, design, construction and punishment by the relevant authorities in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations. Article 20 violates one of the following acts, which is punishable by the executive authorities of the urban, regional and municipal environment or by the environmental management body entrusted to it: (i) Without the approval of the removal of toilets, the responsible unit or the individual's deadline for the recovery of the status quo, may and will be fined with the latitude of the toilet; (ii) Responsibilities are not authorized to stop the use of public toilets, with a fine of up to 100 million dollars each; (iii) Because of the intransigence, resulting in the spillover of manoeuvres, a fine of up to 500 dollars for the responsible unit and a duty of 2 hours to dispose of nets within 24 hours. A fine of 100 dollars was not previously disposed of on the ground; a net out of 24 hours was not loaded and a fine of $50 per day; (iv) In addition to subparagraph (iii), the routine hygienic integrity does not meet the criteria set out in article 13 of this approach and imposes a fine of up to $50. Article 21 (Community), the management of public toilets in urban areas can be implemented in the light of this approach. Article 2 |
