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Metropolitan City (Summit No. 48 of 22 April 2010 of the Government of the People of the city of Zenin considered the adoption of the Decree No. 27 of 19 May 2010 of the People's Government Order No. 27 of 19 May 2010 for the period from 1 July 2010)
Chapter I General In order to guarantee the normal living needs of the people, the construction of public toilets, the management of public toilets, the quality of sanitation, in line with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, and the development of this approach in conjunction with the current city. Article 2 Article III refers to public toilets as described in this approach to independent, activity-based toilets or other buildings attached to public health. Article IV. The planning, construction, maintenance and management of public toilets in this city should uphold the principles of rationality, health application, energy conservation, regulatory norms and free access. Article 5 is the municipality's administrative department responsible for the harmonization and supervision of the management of public toilets throughout the city. The zonal sanitation management (hereinafter referred to as the district sanitation sector) is responsible for the day-to-day supervision of the public toilets in the Territory. Sectors such as development reform, planning, construction of transport, land tenure, finance, goods, commerce, environmental protection, tourism and water services should be relevant within their respective responsibilities. Article 6 Governments of municipalities and districts should guarantee public toilet construction, management of financial inputs, payment of maintenance costs in full, the development of enabling policies, the improvement of the financing mechanisms and the diversification of investment channels, and the encouragement of social units or individual investment in construction, conservation of public toilets. Article 7. Governments of municipalities and districts should strengthen the construction of public toilets for emergency facilities, organize the preparation of relevant emergency scenarios and enhance service security for response to emergencies. The relevant sectors and units should reserve the equipment materials such as the public toilets, in line with the emergency prestigation, and reserve emergency public toilets, drain water pipelines and electricity interfaces in places such as disaster risk avoidance, large activities. Article 8 provides recognition and incentives to citizens, legal persons or other organizations that have achieved significant achievements in the planning, construction, maintenance and management of public toilets. Chapter II Planning and construction Article 9 The Government of the People of the District shall develop and organize implementation plans for the construction of public toilets in the Territory, in accordance with the professional planning of the Ministry of the Environment of the city. The relevant plans of the public toilets should be adjusted in accordance with the original approval process and seek the views of the municipal parking administration. No units or individuals shall be allowed to take over public toilets or to change their use. The following areas and public places should be established: (i) The square and the road side; (ii) Public places such as business, cultural recreation, transport sites, medical institutions, sports sites (occupations), exhibitions, lobbying sites; (iii) Large-scale residential areas and other mass activity regions. Article 12 new construction, alteration and expansion of construction projects should be accompanied by the construction of public toilets in accordance with planning requirements, along with the design, parallel construction, inspection, and use of inputs, and the funds required should be included in the overall investment in construction projects. Article 13. Construction projects are not matched by planning requirements for the construction of public toilets and the planning administration sector is not approved. Article 14. Article 15. New public toilets should use advanced technologies such as new technologies, new results, soundness and resource-processing to meet energy efficiency, environmental protection, anti-faceted demands. Article 16 should meet or exceed the design criteria for the second type of public toilets in the city, in accordance with the following requirements: (i) The use of energy efficiency, environmental protection, preventive facilities, equipment and technology; (ii) The establishment of accessible facilities for persons with disabilities or for persons who do not operate; (iii) The use of fire protection, intrusion, patience and laundering-friendly construction materials; (iv) The installation of lighting, ventilation equipment and the prevention of temptation, ratification facilities; (v) The establishment of separate entrances and management points outside the room; (vi) The establishment of a residue facility or direct sewerage; (vii) Three metres outside of the independent public toilets are greened in the region; (viii) Coordination with the surrounding environment. Article 17, Public toilets that have been established prior to the implementation of this approach, do not meet the criteria set out in the three categories of public toilets established by the Urban Public toilets, which should be renovated and met with the criteria. Article 18 Rehabilitation of public toilets is the responsibility of their property rights units. The property rights unit does not have the capacity to renovate or have no public toilets, which are being renovated by the territorial Government. Public toilets and instructions should be regulated and cleared. The city has established a system of guidance such as public toilet electronic maps to facilitate the use of the public. Following the completion of the work of the public toilets, which are independent or accompanied by construction, the construction units should be reported to the district sanitation sector for identification. Public latrines experience can be used by eligible parties. Article 21 Governments of the zones should set up activities of public toilets in areas where the number of public toilets is inadequate and difficult to fill. As a result of activities such as large businesses, cultures, public goods, etc., existing public toilets in the region could not meet the needs, the holding of temporary public toilets should be established and the provision of services such as cleaning, should be removed in a timely manner. Article 2 prohibits the destruction, movement, suspension, occupation, dismantling of public toilets and their subsidiary facilities or changing their use. Due to the need for urban construction to dismantle public toilets and their subsidiary facilities, administrative licensing procedures should be taken to the municipal charging administration. The applicants should be re-established; they should not be rebuilt and should pay for the removal of public toilets. Specific charges are established in accordance with national provisions and in accordance with the realities of my city. The removal of public latrines should be used solely for the construction of public toilets without diversion. Article 23 re-establishes public toilets, and the responsible units should re-establish plans to inform society and establish temporary public toilets, in accordance with the principles on the ground, on the basis of construction and prefabrication. After the completion of public toilets, temporary public toilets should be removed in a timely manner. Chapter III Use and maintenance Public toilets in Government investment-building should be open free of charge. Public latrines attached to public buildings and sites such as commercial, cultural recreation, transport sites, medical institutions, sports sites (occupations), exhibitions, lobbying sites, should be made free of charge to the public during the service period. Article 25 The district sanitation sector should be given adequate subsidies in accordance with the need for consultation with the relevant units. Specific subsidy schemes are developed by the municipal parking administration sector with the municipal finance sector. The inter-operal health should set a signal of explicit opening and management. Article 26 (i) Dispelling, inclinating and posting in walls, facilities; (ii) Incest and incest; (iii) dumping of sewerage, humiliation and waste to bermers, ponds, ponds; (iv) Incarceration of machines; (v) Deforestation of facilities, equipment or relocation of him; (vi) Other practices affecting normal use. The day-to-day maintenance and cleaning of public toilets is the responsibility of their property units or management units. The Government's investment-building public toilets have been transferred and their daily maintenance and clean-up work is the responsibility of the taking-over units; and the absence of the transfer process is the responsibility of the construction unit. The temporary toilets installed in the area of demolition or construction works are the responsibility of the construction unit and removed after completion of the work. The maintenance of public toilets should be in compliance with the prescribed standards and meet the following requirements: (i) All facilities are fully good, functioning and integrity; (ii) Prospecting, good ventilation and the need for lighting and ventilation; (iii) The damage to facilities such as washing, Windows, Windows, ground, wall wall walls, dissidents, locks and locks shall be repaired or replaced within three days; (iv) Small-scale projects such as water supply, electricity, drainage, wind, pipeline water leakage, trawl, etc. should be renovated or replaced within 12 hours; (v) Water access, manoece spills, closed ponds and water ponds; (vi) The timely clearance of manures, the regular storage of mandating ponds and the immediate evacuation of trajections; (vii) Indoor exposure to pipelines is devastated; (viii) Coordination with the whole following the breakdown; (ix) Maintenance, integrity, periodic cleansing or flour outside the building. Article 29 states that public toilets should meet the following requirements: (i) Without temptation, no pests, no surface water, slogan or smoking, paper, etc., the machines are hurt in a timely manner, insects, walls, roofs, blocks, smokings, slogans, and other humidations; (ii) Recruit, such as windows, break blocks, undesirable paints, slacks, slogans or other soilers; (iii) Removal signs should be established in the context of the cleaning of the ground; (iv) Air circulation, which is fundamental; (v) The facilities and tools indoor facilities and tools are placed on orderly and clean-up; (vi) Environmental integrity in roofs and in the area of hygienic responsibility, without disruptive construction and turmoil; (vii) Health treatment according to the provisions; (viii) dumping of waste in accordance with the specified time, place and manner. Article 33 Removal operations for public toilets, including septic tanks, should comply with the following provisions: (i) Removal and non-exclusive waste in a timely manner; (ii) No leakage and humiliation shall be made in the event of a gesture; (iii) The responsible units or the assigned liquidation units shall be treated in accordance with the specified location and manner. Article 31 Maintenance of the responsibilities of public toilets should improve the quality of services, receive public oversight and meet the following requirements: (i) Develop systems and norms for the maintenance of integrity services; (ii) A clear location of the oversight and telephone; (iii) Setting a sign of instruction as required; (iv) Exclusive external opening time; (v) Provision of relevant supplies based on hierarchy criteria and public needs. Article 32 states that public toilets are required for temporary suspension because of maintenance requirements, property rights units or management units should demonstrate the duration of the suspension and be backed into the district sanitation sector. Public latrines should be discontinued for more than 48 hours, or other means should be taken to address public demand for toilets in the near choice of suitable locations. Article 33 Maintenance of public toilets and clean-up should be progressive in socialization and specialization. Article 34 upholds the responsibilities of the public toilets should identify the responsible person, implement the clean-up system and perform the clean-up responsibility in a timely manner. Article XV of the municipal parking administration sector and the district sanitation sector should strengthen monitoring and evaluation of public toilet maintenance, cleaning and service management. Chapter IV Legal responsibility In violation of this approach, construction units have not been matched by planning requirements for the construction of public toilets or have failed to perform public latrines's responsibilities, and are responsible for the improvement of their deadlines, which have been delayed and are fined for more than two times the design of public toilets. Article 37, in violation of this approach, provides that the property unit does not perform the responsibilities of the public toilets or renovate the prescribed standards and is responsible for the period of time being renovated; and that the district sanitation sector is replaced by the responsibilities. In violation of this approach, construction units have not been collected or experienced to be used without qualifications after the completion of public toilets, ordering to stop the use, duration change and paying a fine of up to 5,000 yen. In violation of this approach, units such as large businesses, cultures, public goods, etc. are not required to establish temporary public toilets or to remove public toilets in a timely manner after the end of their activities and to pay a fine of over 5,000 yen. Article 40 violates the provisions of this approach, which undermines the destruction, movement, occupation, removal of public toilets and their subsidiary facilities or alters their use, imposes upon them the recovery of their status or construction; rejects the recovery of the status quo or the construction thereof, with a fine of up to 3,000 dollars and compensated for losses in accordance with the replacement price. In violation of this approach, the re-establishment of the responsibilities of public toilets has not been accompanied by plans to re-establish public toilets, the absence of temporary public toilets or the failure to dismantle temporary public toilets in a timely manner, and a fine of over 1,000 yen. Article 42, in violation of this approach, provides that it is not open free of charge and that it is correct and can be fined up to $50 million. Article 43 violates this approach by failing to comply with the loss caused by the use of public toilets, which should be responsible for the recovery or compensation of losses caused by the use of public toilets, the refusal to correct or otherwise imprecise a fine of 500,000 dollars, which constitutes an offence, and the legal responsibility under the law. Article 44, in violation of this approach, provides that temporary suspension of public toilets has not been publicized, has not been made available to the district's sanitation sector, has not been established in accordance with the provisions of the provision of an activity-based toilet or other means to address the public's demand for toilets, which can be converted to a fine of up to $50 million. Article 42, in violation of this approach, provides that the unit responsible for the maintenance of integrity is not in compliance with the standard of maintenance of integrity or that it does not meet the required standards, and that it can be fined up to $50 million. The administrative penalties set out in Article 46 this approach are governed by the law of integrated urban management law enforcement agencies. Article 47 builds and rehabilitates public toilets, which should be synchronized by neighbouring units and individuals. The obstruction of the executive function of managers, insults, beatings or conserves, constitutes a violation of the management of the security sector, which is punishable by law by the public security authorities; constitutes a crime and is held criminally by law. The deliberate destruction of public toilets and their subsidiary facilities should be held in accordance with the law, and in violation of the management of the security sector, which is punishable by law by the public security authorities, constitute an offence and be held criminally by law. Chapter V Article 48 of this approach was implemented on 1 July 2010. |