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Administrative Measures For The Appearance And Sanitation Urbanization In Shandong Province

Original Language Title: 山东省城镇容貌和环境卫生管理办法

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Urban profiling and sanitation management approaches in the province of San Orientale

(The 59th Standing Committee of the People's Government of San Suu Kyi, 25 December 2009, considered the adoption of Decree No. 218 of 8 January 2010 on the People's Government Order No. 218 of 8 January 2010 for the period from 1 March 2010)

Chapter I General

Article 1, in order to strengthen the management of urban profiling and sanitation, create a clean, well-equipped environment, promote the building of civilization in towns, improve the quality of life of the population, and develop this approach in line with the laws, regulations and regulations of the State Department of State's Urban and Sanitation Regulations.

Article 2, this approach applies to urban profiling and sanitation management and related activities within the province's administrative regional cities, town planning areas.

Article 3: Urban profiling and sanitation management should be man-centred and guided by the principles of unity of leadership, hierarchy management, public participation and social oversight.

Article IV. Governments at all levels should incorporate the causes of urban polarization and sanitation into national economic and social development plans and establish a multi-donor investment mechanism with public finance and social funding.

Article 5

The municipalities, districts (markets, districts) of the Government of the People's Towns and Sanitation Administration are responsible for the management of urban profiles and sanitation in this administrative area.

Sectors such as rural and urban planning, urban administration, public safety, civil administration, business administration, prices, sanitation, transport and environmental protection are managed in accordance with their respective responsibilities in relation to urban profiling and sanitation.

Street offices, the Government of the Towns is responsible for the management of urban profiles and sanitation within this administrative area, coordination, monitoring and inspection of urban profiling and sanitation efforts, and the promotion of compliance by relevant units and individuals with their obligations to maintain urban profiling and sanitation.

Article 6. The Governments of cities, districts and towns should organize, in accordance with the provisions, specific planning for important landscapes, outdoor advertisements, lighting, parking lots, synthesize markets, sanitation, as approved by the statutory procedures.

The executive authorities of the urban landscape and sanitation should, in line with the relevant provisions of the State and the province, develop standards for the conduct of the urban landscape in the light of local realities and inform the Government of the people at this level of their approval.

Article 7. Urban profiling and sanitation management introduces a system of responsibility to clarify the responsibilities of those responsible.

The area of responsibility is divided by the executive authorities of Townstoral and Sanitation, and by the Government of the people of the town according to the following provisions:

(i) Public areas such as roads, squares, street bridges, access routes, as well as public toilets, garbage transit stations and other sanitation public facilities, which are responsible for urban landscapes and sanitation administration authorities;

(ii) Street, residential neighbourhoods, which are vested in street offices and in the Government of the Town; resident residential areas administered by the professional property industry are charged with the goods industry service contract;

(iii) The management area of institutions, groups, forces, businesses, etc., which are responsible for this unit;

(iv) Public gatherings such as airports, vehicle stations, terminals, parking lots, trade market, culture, sports, recreation and parks, which are responsible for management units;

(v) Railways, roads, tunnels, rivers, waters and coasts, which are responsible for management units;

(vi) The construction area is the responsibility of the construction enterprise to be constructed by the land-use owner;

(vii) Street businessmen and around various assessment points are responsible for operators.

After the delineation of the area of responsibility, the authorities of the town and sanitation administration, the Government of the people of the town shall communicate the specific scope and responsibilities of the area of responsibility to the authors in writing and to sign a letter of responsibility with the relevant responsibilities.

The responsible person should, at the request of the letter of responsibility, be able to work in the area of health care and sanitation in towns such as ice ice, removal of pitfalls, and ensure that the area of responsibility is in line with the urban profiling standards and sanitation standards.

Article 8 encourages the adoption of new technologies for energy conservation, new energy, the promotion of the application of digital urban management models, the promotion of institutional innovation, and the improvement of the effectiveness and level of urban profiling and sanitation management.

Article 9. Public media, such as radio, television, newspapers and networks, should strengthen awareness education on urban landscapes and environmental sanitation laws, regulations and scientific knowledge, and increase the awareness of citizens in the urban landscape and sanitation and public morality.

Any unit or individual has the right to good urban profiling and sanitation, which has the obligation to maintain urban landscapes and sanitation, and has the right to discourage and report behaviours that undermine urban profiling and sanitation.

Units and individuals that have made significant achievements in urban profiling and sanitation are recognized and rewarded by the Government of the more than the population at the district level.

Chapter II

Article 11. Buildings on the two sides of the urban roads need to perform external renovations or to resettle the street windows, which should be in line with the urban profiling standards and be in accordance with the law. In the process of processing the relevant procedures, the views of the executive authorities of the urban landscape and sanitation should be sought.

No unit or person shall be allowed to suffice, squatters, at the roof of the building, at the backbone or window.

Article 12. All persons, users or administrators of buildings, constructions, simulations and other facilities at both the main roads and in the region should maintain buildings, constructions, simulations and other facilities, integrity and renovate in accordance with the time, standards set by the local people.

Article 13 does not allow for the storage, suspension or treasury of items that impede the conduct of the town.

The building-side corridor, the positive (please) wing will need to be closed without going beyond the building's outside walls, which should be in line with urban profiling standards.

The installation of air conditioning outside buildings, solar water heaters, fire protection networks and shelters should be in line with urban profiling standards.

Article XIV, in addition to the State's provision, should be elected to use the walls, the fences or the greenings, forums, grasss, etc., before the building on the main roads of the town, which should be phased out.

Article 15. The conservation, maintenance and integrity of the roads in towns should be preserved, integrated and daily patrols. The recovery should be organized in a timely manner when the road damage is found; it should be cleared immediately.

Article 16 establishes a variety of wells, chewings, rains etc. on the road of towns, which should be in line with the quality standards and technical norms established by the State and be taken by property units or management units to maintain their integrity and integrity.

The property rights units or management units have established various wells, chewings, rains etc. facilities on the roads of towns, which are not less than once a day. When it is found or informed that wells, chewings, storms, etc. are lost, damaged or removed, it should be immediately established and be filled, replaced or present within 24 hours; there should be a risk-free measure; liability should be borne by law as a result of the responsibility of the property unit or the management unit.

There is a need to encourage conditional urban, townships to establish an integrated urban road facility to conduct a unified inspection of the various wells, chewings, rains, etc. on the road.

The various wells, chewings, rains, etc. are prohibited from the illegal acquisition of towns.

Article 17 does not permit any unit or individual to take possession of a road to non-transport.

The executive authorities of the town profile and sanitation should set guidelines for the development of urban road assessment points with sectors such as the public security, to make social publication on the basis of the principles of reasonable bbrooms, evacuations and conduct, facilitation of the city, integrity and regulatory management, based on the widely heard views of the population, on the road to allow the establishment of an assessment point, the type of assessment point, the time of operation, the requirement of integrity.

Vulnerable groups, such as unemployed workers, persons with disabilities, apply for the establishment of a point of assessment on the urban road, which should be taken into account by the urban profile and sanitation administrative authorities.

Article 18 does not allow for the storage of material on both the roads and public sites, with construction, construction or other facilities. Temporary composts, with temporary buildings, constructions or other facilities, should be submitted to the urban profile and sanitation administrative authorities, which may be subject to the relevant procedures as required by the review.

The operators on the two sides of the urban roads shall not be allowed to sell their commodities beyond the window or outside wall.

The escorts, trajectorys, trees, green sets, etc. are prohibited on the two sides of the roads, or the drying.

Article 19, when urban roads are renovated, the property units along the route line should be upgraded in a synchronized manner in accordance with the road rehabilitation standards and removed from the line within 30 days of the completion of the route.

Article 20 motor vehicles on the road should be maintained with the integrity of the car and the ban on the route.

Transport of sands, Turks, concretes, fervents, or garbage, building blocks should be covered, sealed measures should not result in leakage or saving.

Article 21 Town drainage management units should enhance the management and maintenance of drainage facilities and ensure the proper operation of the drainage network facilities.

The sludges, smelting or drainage () resulting from the exhumidation of roads, maintenance pipelines, cements, planting or renovating of trees, flowers, grasslanders, construction or conservation units should be cleared in a timely manner.

Article 2, recycling enterprises and individual operators, should maintain the integrity of recycling sites and take measures such as cushion, garbage, without disrupting or burning of obsolete items.

Article 23. The construction unit shall operate on the ground and shall comply with the following provisions:

(i) Structural blocks around the construction of the streets;

(ii) Structuralization of vehicles and access roads;

(iii) Abatement measures in construction;

(iv) Timely clearance of construction garbage such as arseas;

(v) Maintain the cleaning of construction vehicles;

(vi) No pollution of the road by providing for drainage;

(vii) Removal of peaceful sites after completion.

The construction units shall be carried out within the approved road and time period, subject to approval.

Article 24 sets out exclusive advertisements, brands, markers, instructions, slogans, show windows, slots, flags, showcases, cooking devices and in-kind formations, and should include health, language norms, exterminations, security sensitivities, not be allowed to block, influence traffic symbols, transport signals, and not prevent transport movement. Inadequate damage, sterilization, affecting the urban landscape, the establishment of units should be renovated, laundering or replacement in a timely manner, and the inherent or dismantled nature of security shocks.

Article 25 provides for large-scale advertisements, and written requests should be made to the executive heads of urban landscapes and sanitation, as well as information on the location, specifications, colours and effect maps of advertising, and, with the consent of the urban profile and sanitation administration authorities, the approval process is governed by the relevant provisions.

Indoor advertising facilities have been installed and the designers should establish public good advertisements on a temporary basis.

Article 26 posts, walls and other facilities in towns, constructions and other facilities, or the use of physical formations, hidings, cooking devices, etc., shall be approved by the relevant authorities and removed in a timely manner, in accordance with prescribed deadlines and locations.

Article 27 prohibits unauthorized posting, painting or placing in buildings, infrastructural walls or in public facilities, roads, linears, trees.

All persons, users or administrators, such as buildings, constructions, public facilities, roads, trajectorys, trees, found posting, painting or sing, should be cleared immediately.

Article 28 of the Executive Department for Urban Integrity and Sanitation or the Street Office, the People's Government of the town should organize public information columns in the streets, the residence area selects appropriate locations for free publication of public information by relevant organizations and residents and for the management and integrity of public information.

Article 29, Urban road lighting management units, should ensure that road light light light lights, equipment integrity rates reach national standards.

The building, construction and public venues of the main roads in towns should be established in accordance with the requirements for professional planning for urban lighting.

Governments of cities, districts and towns should provide for the opening and closure of landscape lighting facilities in accordance with seasons and time.

Chapter III Urban sanitation management

Article 33, the Urban Profile and Sanitation Administration should organize environmental sanitation facilities such as the construction of public toilets, garbage transit stations, garbage tanks, spraying water (washing), sanitation vehicle parking parks and sanitation operators working in the rest of their work.

Environmental sanitation projects that are integrated into urban sanitation-specific planning are not hindered by any unit or individual after approval by the urban and rural planning administrative authorities.

Article 33 Development, rehabilitation, road construction and alteration in new urban areas should be accompanied by the construction of environmental sanitation facilities such as public toilets, garbage transit stations, garbage containers, garbage boxes, and the design, construction, parallel delivery, and the inclusion of requirements in the construction of engineering estimates, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the State and province and the professional planning of urban sanitation.

Airports, vehicle stations, terminals and large-scale commercial sites, cultural sports facilities, tourist landscapes, hotels and other movable sites should be accompanied by the construction of public toilets and other environmental sanitation facilities in accordance with environmental sanitation standards.

New public toilets should be constructed either by water bleaching or eco-patient public toilets; existing drought latrines should be gradually redirected to watershed or eco-based public toilets.

Article 32: All persons or administrators of environmental sanitation should maintain timely maintenance of environmental sanitation and ensure that environmental sanitation is good and normal.

Public toilets should be open free of charge, with a clear mark and accountable for the integrity of the individual.

The use of public toilets should be traced to the maintenance of clean sanitation for public toilets and to the care of equipment for public toilets.

No units or individuals may be occupied, damaged by environmental sanitation or alter the use of environmental sanitation facilities shall be removed and removed from the environment. There is a need for dismantlement, relocation, and construction units should submit, in advance, dismantlement, relocation programmes that can be implemented after approval by the urban profile and sanitation administrative authorities and be rebuilt or compensated by law.

Article 34, Responsibilities for urban roads and public sites, should be cleared and resilient in accordance with operational norms and sanitation standards. The first daily cleaning operation should be completed within the time specified by the urban landscape and sanitation administration authorities.

Few trees and garbage are removed into watercourses, greenfields and rivers.

Article XV of the city's construction area shall not feed the chicken, muds, rabs, sheep, pigs, livestock and food. Except for teaching, scientific or other special activities under the law.

The feeding shall not affect sanitation. The garetteers should be involved in the chain of constrain (soft) and be accompanied by the removal of sketches in a timely manner.

No unit or individual shall be:

(i) Separate or deducting;

(ii) Accelerating wastes such as fruits, paper, cigar, plastic bags, drinking bottles (box);

(iii) No dumping of garbage, sewerage or manure in accordance with the provisions;

(iv) Not to carry out burns as prescribed;

(v) Incest, garbage or other wastes in open places, garbage containers;

(vi) Other practices that undermine urban profiling and sanitation.

Article 337 units and individuals shall transfer life garbage to designated garbage containers or to collect places, in accordance with the required location, time, etc. Large-scale garbage, such as obsolete furniture, should be transferred to designated collection sites at specified time.

The system for the collection, recycling and use of living garbage was introduced. Regional, time for the collection and recycling of living garbage is determined and published by the urban profile and sanitation administrative authorities. In areas where the garbage collection is carried out, units and individuals should, in accordance with the required classification requirements, incorporate the garbage into the corresponding garbage bags to be transferred to designated garbage containers or to collect places.

Article 338 The garbage treatment rate should be used specifically for the collection, transport and disposal of living garbage, and he should be removed.

Article 39 garbage generated by the population and manure from the sewage treatment system are collected and transported by the administrative authorities of Towns and Sanitation. The unit generates garbage of living, collected, transported by units or commissioned the collection, transport of the town profile and sanitation service units.

Life garbage should be transported to the garbage disposal sites designated by the urban landscape and sanitation administrative authorities.

Article 40

Article 40 sets of garbage generated by units and dietary operators should be collected and disposed separately, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the people's government of the location, or commissioned the collection and disposal of the relevant professional units, without precluding rainwater, sewerage, river, public toilets or other garbage.

All types of hazardous, toxic hazardous waste, such as industrial waste, medical garbage, electronic garbage, should be collected on a targeted basis and disposed of by units with corresponding qualifications, and shall not be removed from the life garbage container or otherwise.

Article 42 disposes of garbage and transport units for the transport of construction units, and shall apply to the urban landscape and sanitation administrative authorities to obtain approval for the disposal of construction waste and transport construction waste.

The transport of garbage vehicles should be accompanied by an authorization document for the disposal of garbage in construction, which shall be transported to designated disposal sites in accordance with the time, routes and quantities approved by the urban profile and sanitation administrative authorities.

The construction unit shall not transfer the construction garbage to a person or the transportation units authorized for the disposal of the building.

Article 43 thirteenth garbage generated by the construction of house dressing activities by the resident shall be released in accordance with the location designated by the Industrial Services Enterprise or the Community Residential Commission and bear the cost of transportation.

Business service enterprises or community dwellers' councils should be entrusted with sanitation professional units in a timely manner to transport the construction garbage generated by the house dressing to the sites designated by the urban landscape and sanitation administrative authorities.

Chapter IV Enforcement oversight

Article 44 states that the Governments of cities, districts and towns should establish a system of administrative enforcement responsible for sound urban profiling and environmental sanitation and a system of failure.

The executive authorities of urban landscapes and sanitation, and the urban administration administration administration law enforcement agencies should strengthen the building of the administrative law enforcement force to strengthen education, training, supervision and quality of law enforcement personnel.

Article 42 Governing the administrative authorities of Towns and Sanitation shall make reasons for their decision within 20 days of the date of receipt of the administrative licence application; written decisions that are not subject to administrative permission shall be made in writing.

Article 46 staff members of the Executive Department of Urban Integrity and Sanitation, the Executive Law Enforcement Agencies of Urban Management, shall make an initiative to produce administrative law enforcement documents, adhere to statutory procedures, impartial, civilized law enforcement and shall not have the following acts:

(i) Execution of administrative law in accordance with statutory duties or statutory procedures;

(ii) No investigation into the reports to be received, the complaint inadmissible or the reports received;

(iii) The abuse, threat or stigmatization of the parties;

(iv) deliberately damaged, disposed of or expropriating the goods of the parties;

(v) To harass the parties, inter alia, by eating, collecting, card and.

Article 47 governs the conduct of complaints, reports of complaints, telephones and electronic boxes, and conducts prompt investigations into complaints and reports.

Complaints, reporting on the administrative authorities of towns and sanitation, urban administration of law enforcement officials, and the sectors reported should be promptly investigated.

Chapter V Legal responsibility

Article 48, in violation of the provisions of this approach, provides for penalties provided for by law, regulations, regulations and regulations, to be implemented in accordance with their provisions; legal, legislative, regulatory and regulatory provisions do not impose penalties.

Article 49, in violation of this approach, stipulates that the responsibilities of the urban landscape and sanitation responsibilities area are not subject to the requirement of health care in the area of responsibility for cleaning, cleaning and cleaning, removal of the cholera maps and sanitation, and are criticized.

In violation of this approach, there are one of the following acts, which are sensitized, cautioned by the authorities of the urban landscape and sanitation, or other relevant departments, that the time limit is being rectified; and that penalties are punishable in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations, regulations and regulations:

(i) In excess of the building wall to face the closure of the building corridor, the positive (equal) cell or its exogenous, specifications and colours that are not in accordance with the urban profile standards;

(ii) The installation of air conditioning, solar heater, fire-brain network, in violation of urban profiling standards outside buildings;

(iii) The operators on the two sides of the urban roads have entered the commodity in excess of windows or outside walls;

(iv) Instructions, trajectorys, trees, greens, etc., on the side of the urban road, or rushs;

(v) The unauthorized feeding of chicken, mud, rab, sheep, and pigs, or cooking of livestock, affecting the state and sanitation of towns;

(vi) The garetteer's veterans have not been removed in a timely manner;

(vii) Consequently, dating or incilling of fruits, paper, smoking, cigar, plastic bags, drink bottles (box);

(viii) No dumping of garbage, sewerage or manure in accordance with the provisions;

(ix) Not to carry out burns.

Article 50, in violation of this approach, provides that one of the following acts may be fined according to the following provisions:

(i) A fine of up to 50 million United States dollars is imposed on the roof of the building, the trajectory or window of power;

(ii) To impose a fine of up to $50 million on the top of buildings on the two sides of the urban roads, slogans, windows, recuperation or treasury items that impede the urban landscape;

(iii) Without the timely clean-up of road blends or the replacement of wells, gigagrams, rains, etc. facilities, the fine of over 1000 dollars;

(iv) Without the approval of photographs on the road side of the town or on public premises, which affect the situation of the town and impose a fine of 500,000 dollars;

(v) Vehicles transporting sands, cigarettes, concretes, meals, pulses or living garbage, construction garbage, uncovered, sealed measures, resulting in leakage or saving, with a fine of up to 50 per square m2 per square kilometre, depending on the area of contaminated roads and pollution levels, but the total fine shall not exceed 30,000 dollars;

(vi) Removal or burning of old-age items by means of a fine of more than 5,000 dollars for recycling enterprises or individual operators, with a fine of up to €50 million for individuals;

(vii) The construction unit violates the construction field operation management provisions, which do not establish hard-wall blocks around the construction site, do not impose hard-clock blocks on vehicles and access roads, unprotected measures at the time of construction, unspected air garbage, cleaning of vehicles that do not sustain the construction site, unsubstantial cleaning of contaminated road blocks, completion of the works or the closure of the work, and imposes more than 1,000 fines;

(viii) Without the consent of the executive authorities of the town and the environment, the unauthorized placement of large-scale expatriate advertisements, affecting the conduct of the town, with a fine of up to 2,000 yen;

(ix) In addition to the approval of the administrative authorities of the town, construction or other facilities, posting, walluring and disseminating materials, or using physical formations, flags, cooking devices, etc., to influence the urban landscape by fines of over $50 million;

(x) Authorized posting, writing, creativity, creativity, etc. of buildings, walls of construction or public facilities, trajectorys, trees etc. to impose a fine of more than 100 million yen; a failure to clear or reject treatment and a written notice of the suspension of the use of communications numbers indicated in the posting, painting, sketing;

(xi) The burning of garbage, garbage or other wastes in open spaces, garbage or other wastes is subject to a fine of up to $50 million.

In violation of this approach, buildings or facilities that are not in compliance with urban profiling standards, sanitation standards, are to be dismantled by the administrative authorities of Towns and Sanitation, with the administrative authorities of rural and urban planning, responsible for the rehabilitation or removal of units and individuals; are not renovated or removed, and are subject to the approval of the Government of the above-mentioned population at the district level, by the executive authorities of the urban landscape and sanitation or by the administrative authorities in rural and urban planning, with a fine of more than three million dollars.

Article 53, in violation of this approach, provides that the parties shall restore the status quo; the loss shall be liable under the law.

The illegal acquisition of wells, chewings, rains etc. facilities is punishable by the public security sector in accordance with the relevant laws, regulations and regulations, which constitute crimes and are criminally prosecuted by law.

Staff members obstructing the administration of the urban landscape and sanitation, who operate in accordance with the law, are punishable by law by the public security sector; they constitute crimes and are held criminally by law.

Article 54 imposes administrative penalties under the scheme in cities, districts and towns where administrative penalties are relatively concentrated, and is carried out by urban administration enforcement agencies in accordance with the responsibilities established by the Department of State or the Government of the province.

Article 55, Staff of the Urban Profile and Sanitation Administration, Urban Management Administrative Law Enforcement Agencies, has been disposed of by law in the context of urban profiling and sanitation management, which constitutes an offence punishable by law:

(i) Execution of administrative law in accordance with statutory duties or statutory procedures;

(ii) Reports to be received, complaints inadmissible or unchecked;

(iii) The abuse, threat or stigmatization of the parties;

(iv) deliberately damaged, disposed of or expropriating the goods of the parties;

(v) To harass the parties, inter alia, by eating, collecting, carding;

(vi) Other acts of negligence, abuse of authority, favouring private fraud.

Annex VI

Article 56 of this approach is implemented effective 1 March 2010. The approach to the implementation of the Regulations on the Incorporation and Sanitation of the Urban City, issued by the Government of the People's Republic of San Suu province on 2 May 1995, was also repealed.