Can the garbage transfer station be built next to the community?

1. Can the garbage transfer station be built next to the community?

1. Garbage transfer stations cannot be built next to residential areas. The location of garbage transfer station shall meet the following requirements:

(1) conforms to the requirements of the overall urban planning and environmental sanitation professional planning;

(2) Considering the influence of service area, transshipment capacity, transportation distance, pollution control, supporting conditions and other factors;

(3) Located in a place with convenient transportation and easy arrangement of transportation routes;

(4) Meet the requirements of water supply, power supply and sewage discharge.

2. Legal basis: Article 43 of the Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) on the Prevention and Control of Environmental Pollution by Solid Waste.

The local people's governments at or above the county level shall speed up the establishment of a domestic waste management system of classified delivery, classified collection, classified transportation and classified treatment, so as to achieve effective coverage of the domestic waste classification system.

The local people's governments at or above the county level shall establish a coordination mechanism for domestic waste classification, and strengthen and co-ordinate the capacity building of domestic waste classification management.

People's governments at all levels and their relevant departments shall organize and carry out publicity on domestic waste classification, educate and guide the public to develop the habit of domestic waste classification, and urge and guide the work of domestic waste classification.

Second, the garbage transfer station is built next to the community. How do owners defend their rights?

The garbage transfer station is built next to the community, and the owner's rights protection methods are as follows:

1. Negotiate with the property management company. If the property management company refuses, it can contact all community owners in series to complain to the local environmental protection department;

2. Collect strong evidence and solemnly inform the property management department through the owners' committee;

3. If the property management department ignores or does not act, it can appeal to the local housing construction committee.