On May 9, the staff of the Sanyuanli Sub-district Municipal Office in Baiyun District went to the Jisan community to inspect the garbage classification work of a well-known local hotel. In the meticulous and in-depth on-site inspection, the staff found that the hotel had deficiencies in garbage classification, and immediately asked the hotel management personnel to rectify within a time limit, and recorded the situation, and notified the community neighborhood committee, requiring it to increase the inspection of garbage classification.
In the context of increasing attention to environmental protection, garbage classification has become an important part of urban management as an important means to reduce environmental pollution and improve the efficiency of resource recycling. The action of the Sanyuanli Street Municipal Office reflects the government's determination and meticulous work attitude in promoting garbage classification.
During the inspection, the staff of the municipal office had a detailed understanding of the specific implementation of the hotel's garbage classification, and checked it item by item against the relevant regulations and standards. After discovering the problem, they pointed it out to the hotel management in a timely manner and clarified the specific requirements and deadlines for rectification. The hotel management attaches great importance to this and promises to carry out rectification quickly according to the instructions to ensure that the garbage sorting work is carried out in a standardized and orderly manner.
In addition, the Sanyuanli Sub-district Municipal Office also emphasized the role of the community neighborhood committee in the promotion of garbage classification. By increasing the frequency of inspections, community neighborhood committees can better supervise and guide residents and businesses in sorting garbage, thereby improving the quality and participation of sorting. The participation of community neighborhood committees will help form a good atmosphere for garbage classification with the participation of the government, the community and residents.
Editor: Guangdong Community Network, Building a Better Life in the Bay Area