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Urumqi City Interim Measures For The Management Of Public Toilets

Original Language Title: 乌鲁木齐市城市公共厕所管理暂行办法

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(Adopted by the 8th ordinary meeting of the Government of the Uruz on 5 January 2004, No. 55 of 26 February 2004 by Decree No. 55 of the People's Government Order No. 55 of 26 February 2004 No. 55 of 1 April 2004)

Chapter I General
In order to enhance the management of urban public toilets, to increase the level of sanitation in urban public toilets and to facilitate the use of the population, and to develop this approach in the light of the Regulations on the Incorporation and Sanitation of the city of Urgenta.
Article II applies to the planning, construction and management of public toilets in the city.
Article 3 of this approach refers to public toilets for common use by urban residents and mobile populations, including bus stations, airfields, chambers, theatres, sports sites, etc.
Article IV. The Municipal Correctional Authority is the administrative authority for the management of public toilets in the city (hereinafter referred to as the urban public toilet administrative authority) and is responsible for organizing this approach.
The municipal administration sector in the district (zone) is governed by law by the supervision and management of public toilets in the Territory.
Sectors such as construction, planning, housing, parking, tourism, land resources and administrative integrated law enforcement should be managed in collaboration with urban public toilets within their respective responsibilities.
Article 5
Chapter II Planning and construction
Article 6. Urban public toilets should be designed and built in accordance with the principles of comprehensive planning, rational layout, water toilet ownership and profitability.
Article 7. The urban communes should be based on the needs of specific areas such as urban population density and human flows and public places, with the relevant departments to organize the planning of urban public toilets, to be carried out after the process is given.
Article 8 Intervals and quantities of public toilets in cities shall be in compliance with the following provisions:
(i) The distance between high-intensity busy streets and commercial busy areas should be 300-500 metres;
(ii) The distance between the general street toilet should be less than 800 metres;
(iii) The old area has been renovated and the new small area is not allowed to exceed three square kilometres.
The following public places of article 9 should be established:
(i) Parks, markets and large-scale parks;
(ii) Squads, airports, fire blocks, long-range vehicle stations and fuel stations;
(iii) hotels, restaurants, recreational places, theatres, sports houses, libraries and large-scale commercial sites;
(iv) Other public places should be established.
Article 10. Urban public toilets should be constructed in locations where there is a clear risk of seeking, facilitating the release or cleaning, and in coordination with the surrounding environment.
Article 11. Urban public toilets should be designed in parallel with various construction projects, while building and making use. Public places are not compliant with the number of public toilets or former public toilets, which should be renovated, expanded or new in accordance with the requirements of the urban commune.
Article 12. The urban communes should respond to the rehabilitation of existing drought latrines and gradually increase the proportion and quality of water-borne toilets.
Article 13 New construction, alteration of buildings and public places on the two sides of the urban roads, with a total area of more than 100,000 square meters, should be accompanied by public toilets as follows:
(i) The construction area of more than 300,000 square meters above 10000 square meters and the construction area attached to the public toilets shall not be less than 60 square meters;
(ii) The construction area of more than 50000 square meters above 300,000 square meters and the construction area attached to public toilets shall not be less than 80 square meters;
(iii) The area of construction is above 50000 square meters and the construction area attached to public toilets is not less than 100 square meters.
Article 14. The design and construction of urban public toilets should be in line with national technical standards and norms.
Article 15. Urban public toilets should be established according to the provisions. Large public places of human flow should be accompanied by specialized equipment and access to persons with disabilities.
Article 16 invests in building or rehabilitating urban public toilets, with the consent of the sectors such as planning to build subsidiary facilities.
Article 17 provides for mobile public toilets in areas where the wind tourism area or where it is difficult to build public toilet facilities. Mobile public toilets should use water-free environmental technologies to prevent contamination of the surrounding environment.
Prior to the start of construction projects, the construction units shall establish temporary public toilets in construction sites, as required, and enter into temporary public laure agreements with units capable of transporting and environmentally sound processing.
The construction unit shall not be able to garner the construction of a simple drought toilet in construction sites.
Planning design programmes for new construction, alteration of urban public toilets are required to be qualified by urban planning authorities in conjunction with the technical review of the city's public toilet administrative authorities. Planning design programmes are not qualified by technical review and urban planning authorities are not subject to planning clearance procedures.
Article 20 completed the construction project in urban public toilets, with the participation of the city's public toilet administrative authorities.
No units or individuals shall be allowed to dismantle or stop the use of urban public toilets. For construction needs to be dismantled, it is subject to the consent of the city's commune.
Article 2 is due to the need to dismantle urban public toilets, and construction units should establish temporary public toilets for external use during construction. After completion of construction projects, construction units should dismantle temporary public toilets in a timely manner and properly address them.
Chapter III Management and maintenance
Article 23. The right to operate in urban public toilets can be paid through, inter alia, auctions.
Article 24 is responsible for the day-to-day management and cleaning.
Facilities maintenance and cleaning standards for urban public toilets are developed separately by the urban commune.
Article 25 Administrative authorities in cities monitor the health and equipment, facilities, etc. of public toilets, and ensure that they do not meet the prescribed standards, and that those responsible for the maintenance of integrity should be given prompt redress.
Public toilet users should comply with the provisions of the management of hygienic toilets, self-speaking equipment and maintaining the integrity of toilets.
Article 27 prohibits:
(i) Accumulating, inclinating and posting in public toilet walls and facilities;
(ii) In parallel with the chewing and inclination;
(iii) Sewerage, dumping and humiliation to the licensor;
(iv) Deducting the machine and the ponder;
(v) Theft, destruction of equipment and facilities in toilets.
Article 28 provides for the cleaning and disposal of units that are professionally capable of cleaning and environmentally sound disposal.
No unit or individual may sell manures that are not dealt with in a sound manner.
Article 29 provides for remunerated services to be provided for hygienic public toilets that meet the urban public toilet planning and design standards.
No unit or individual shall be intrusive of the nature of the use of urban public toilets.
Chapter IV Legal responsibility
Article 31, in violation of article 18 of this approach, provides that construction sites do not establish temporary public toilets as prescribed, affect the urban environment, which is being converted by an administrative integrated law enforcement authority and fined by over 1000 dollars.
Article 32, in violation of article 21 of this approach, provides that the removal of urban public toilets has not been authorized, is being corrected by an executive integrated law enforcement authority, compensation for economic losses and fines of over 5,000 dollars.
Article 33, in violation of article 22 of this approach, provides that temporary public toilets are not available for external use during construction and are converted by an executive integrated law enforcement authority and fined by over 5,000 dollars.
In violation of article 24 of this approach, the operators of the urban public toilets have not complied with their obligation to maintain management and cleaning, as prescribed by the executive integrated law enforcement agencies, and are fined by more than 100 million dollars.
In violation of the provisions of this approach, other acts that should be punished by administrative penalties are punishable by law by the relevant authorities.
Article 36 does not determine administrative penalties and may apply to administrative review or administrative proceedings in accordance with the law.
Chapter V
Article 37 of this approach is implemented effective 1 April 2004.