(Summit No. 104th ordinary meeting of the Government of the city of Vuhan on 17 May 2010 to consider the adoption of Decree No. 206 of 11 June 2010 on the People's Government Order No. 206 of 11 June 2010 for publication beginning 1 August 2010)

In order to strengthen urban public toilet management and facilitate the use of the urban population, the urban environment of the United States of America has been developed in the light of the provisions of relevant legislation such as the Urban Towns and Sanitation Management Regulations (Act No. 101 of the Department of State), the Regulations on the Incorporation of Sanitation in the city.

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This approach refers to urban public toilets (hereinafter referred to as hygienic toilets), which are set in public places, public buildings and commercial, civilian buildings for use by the public.

Article 3. The Urban Management Administration is the administrative authority of the city's toilet and is responsible for the harmonization of this approach.

The People's Government is the subject of the responsibilities for the management of public toilets in this area, and the city management administration is specifically responsible for the construction, maintenance and management of toilets in this administrative area.

Development reforms, national land planning, rural and urban construction, transport, tourism, environmental protection, water, parking and financial administrations are governed by their respective responsibilities.

In accordance with the provisions of this approach regarding the development, maintenance and management of public toilets within the framework of their respective management, the Regional Committee for the Development of new technologies in the Lake Vilhan Orientale Lake, the Regional Committee for the Development of the Vilhan Economy and the Commission for the Ecological Tourism Lyu of the city.

Article IV. Public toilets and management should be guided by the principles of integrated planning, sector ownership, reform and re-engineering, convenient practices and environmental conservation.

The following regions and places should be established:

(i) The two sides of the urban road;

(ii) Public places such as vehicle stations, ports, airports, large parks, fuel stations, hospitals, sports, culture, education parks, conference exhibitions, theatres, parks, tourist sites;

(iii) A sizeable commodity transaction and commercial service locations;

(iv) Small residential areas with a sizeable population.

Article 6. The Urban Management Administration should organize the executive branch of cities in all districts to prepare public latrines planning, in accordance with the provisions of the National Plan for Economic and Social Development of the city, the Urban Overarching Planning and Design Standards of the Ministry of Construction, and the present approach, to incorporate the specific planning of sanitation in the city, the integrated balance of the urban planning administration sector and the publication of implementation by the municipality's approval.

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Regional urban management administrations should be designed to build public toilets (including new construction, alteration, expansion) on the two sides of the urban roads in the current administrative region, with the approval of the Government.

Article 8 Restructuring of cities, development of new areas, construction of new residential areas and other public places are set up by construction units. The construction units should be designed in conjunction with the construction of the project's main subjects in accordance with national and provincial and municipal norms and standards, while at the same time construction work is being carried out with the law.

In accordance with public toilet planning requirements, the municipal planning management administration should be accompanied by the construction of public toilets in the context of the approval of the relevant construction planning, which should be included in the relevant approval matters after consulting the urban administration.

Public places, commodity transactions and commercial services have been constructed without access to toilets, either by management units or operating units.

Article 9 organizes activities such as large commercial, cultural, sports, education and public goods, where there are no public toilets in and around the activity or existing public toilets that cannot meet the demand for the use of toilets, and institutions should establish environmental mobile communes that are in accordance with the standards, and be removed in a timely manner after the end of the event.

The competent approval department for the activities listed in the previous paragraph shall, at the time of the approval, seek the views of the executive branch in the area of urban management in which the activities are held.

Article 10 provides for the establishment of new independent public toilets, which should be implemented in accordance with the criteria for the planning and design of more than two types of (concluding two types) of public toilets established by national administrative authorities, including large cultural recreation, exhibitions and commercial places, parks, tourist sites, squares, sports, educational sites, airports, airports, first-class) vehicle stations and public toilets in the national development area, and should be in line with such standards.

Article 11. The construction of public toilets should be used in the areas of health, practice, energy efficiency, technology and equipment to prevent the inecurity.

The establishment of public toilets, squatters and machines should facilitate the use of older persons, children and women and establish accessibility facilities that facilitate the use of persons with disabilities in accordance with the provisions.

Article 12. Generic toilets should be made in a way that would be environmentally sound.

The existing septic tanks, which are eligible for sewerage networks, should be adapted in a timely manner to smelters, and public toilets should be pushed into urban sewerage after septic tanks are processed; there is no condition for rehabilitation, and specialized vehicles should be used for the collection and transport of septic tanks and for the environmentally sound disposal of professional units.

The construction of engineering projects in the vicinity of public toilets should not be stopped by the route.

No units or individuals shall be expropriated, damaged or otherwise removed. The construction units should also enter into public toilet demolition agreements with the urban administration in the region, as required by the demolition. The construction units, in accordance with the relocation agreement, have also proposed construction programmes that can be dismantled after approval by the urban management administration.

Article 14. The urban management administration should establish a guiding service system, such as toilets, maps, to guide the markings to be clear, accurate and good and accessible to the public.

Article 15. The Urban Management Administration shall establish and publish, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and the city, the standards for the integrity and maintenance of the sanctuary and maintenance of commune toilets, in accordance with the following provisions:

(i) Public toilets on the road side of the city, which are vested in the urban management administration;

(ii) Public toilets in public places, commodity transactions and commercial service locations, which are covered by property rights units or business services units;

(iii) The construction of public toilets in a small residential area, which is responsible for the business sector.

Article 16 should be in line with the following provisions:

(i) Maintenance of integrity and integrity of the wall and the lack of posters;

(ii) The full, well-established and cleaning of the facility equipment in the toilet system, which is accessible and uninterrupted;

(iii) The absence of a guide, a network of excellence and a basic concern in toilets;

(iv) There is no accumulation, urine, and the storage of manures;

(v) No surface water, slogan or cigarette, paper;

(vi) Distinction according to the provisions;

(vii) Clean health, greening, uncoordinated, disruptive, turmoil and incceration within public toilets.

The communes should maintain a sanctuary safety, integrity and name of an explicit surveillance telephone, service standards and maintenance unit within the toilet system, as requested by the Urban Management Administration.

Article 17 Water supply, electricity units should guarantee the water, electricity supply of public toilets without unauthorized cessation of water, electricity supply, affecting the normal use of public toilets.

Article 18 Government investment and public investment-led toilets should be open to society free of charge, and their maintenance costs are borne by the people of the region and included in the sector-level financial budget, and the Government of the city grants some financial assistance.

Public places should be open to the community free of charge in the time of opening up; commodity transactions and commercial services should be open to the community free of charge.

The communes should comply with the management provisions of the management units and operating units.

Article 19 encourages non-commercial units in the street to open their toilets to society free of charge, or to establish environmental mobile toilets by the territorial Government.

Free access to toilets by non-commercial units in the streets should be signed by the urban management administration authorities with the relevant service agreements and incorporated into urban public toilet management coverage; their increased operation and maintenance costs are provided with adequate subsidies by city, district finance, specifically by the city administration of urban administration and the municipal finance sector.

Article 20 Government investment and publicized toilets with government investment, as well as receiving government subsidies, should be open in accordance with the time specified by the urban management administration.

Those responsible should indicate the duration of the suspension due to, inter alia, institutional failure. More than 24 hours of suspension should be informed, in advance, of the urban management administration in the region and the necessary measures to rehabilitate them in a timely manner. In addition to water and electricity failures, failures should generally be excluded within 24 hours and reuse.

Article 21 prohibits:

(i) To simulate and post the walls, facilities;

(ii) dumping of blends to bermers, ponds and beds;

(iii) Inflation of ponds;

(iv) Damage to the equipment, facilities or diversion of public toilets;

(v) Other practices affecting the normal use of sanitation and public toilets.

Article 2 Damages occurred in public toilets and their subsidiary facilities, and the responsible person should be repaired in a timely manner and ensure the normal use of public toilets.

The Regional Urban Management Administration should establish a system of inspection, conduct regular inspections of public toilets and identify damage to public toilets and their subsidiary facilities, which should be monitored by their responsible persons to maintain their responsibilities in a timely manner and ensure the normal use of public toilets.

Article 23 should establish a system of evaluation of the cleaning and maintenance of public toilets.

Public toilets for government investment and government investments are reviewed in the integrated urban management assessment system.

Free access to public toilets for non-commercial units in the streets is assessed in accordance with the standards set by the parties in the service agreement. The evaluation was good and rewarded the responsible person; the evaluation was not marked and its responsibilities should be restructured in accordance with the request of the urban management administration; the impossibility of the delay was criticized and the deduction of the related support costs in accordance with the agreement.

Article 24 should establish a system of reporting complaints, investigate complaints or report matters in a timely manner, inform complaints or reporters of the findings of the investigation, and be transferred in a timely manner, in accordance with the law, by other departments.

Article 25, in violation of this approach, does not provide for the construction or installation of public toilets, unauthorized removal, damage, occupation, closure of public toilets or other actions that affect the normal use of public toilets, which are dealt with by the urban management law enforcement authorities in accordance with the Regulations on the Management of Sanitation in the city of Vhan City.

Article 26 violates this approach by dealing with:

(i) The old septic tanks are not renovated for the melting of manoeuvres; the time period for which they were not renovated; and the cost for renovation by the urban management administration is vested in the law of the responsible person;

(ii) In carrying out activities such as large commercial, cultural, sports, education and public goods, the holding of units has not been required to establish environmentally mobile communes, which are set up by the executive branch of urban management, and the cost set by the responsible person is borne by law.

Article 27, concerning violations of this approach by the administration and its staff, does not perform oversight functions, is governed by the law by the unit of the institution or by its superior authorities to the competent and other direct responsibilities directly responsible.

The twenty-eighth approach is implemented effective 1 August 2010.