People in the countryside have already started cleaning, will they pay the same sanitation managemen

In rural areas, people have already started cleaning, and they don't pay for sanitation as they do in cities. Because most people in rural areas are idle at home, they can usually clean their own homes when they have nothing to do, and no one wants to ask others to clean their own homes, and they have to charge a sanitation management fee. However, if unified management is implemented in rural areas, then when the property management fee is required, it should also be reasonably resolved.

Pay according to the local fee standard in rural areas, otherwise some rural people will not agree to pay health management fees. <>

In rural areas, there are also some rural people who follow their children to live in the city, and some of these people are demanding because they are not living at home. It would be a bit inappropriate for someone like this to pay for hygiene management, after all, there is no need to ask for it if others feel that they are not living at home. Once one person is unwilling to pay the health management fee, it is easy to cause many people to be unwilling to pay the health management fee, which will easily lead to conflicts in health management.

There are some areas in rural areas that also need to be cleaned, and defense workers generally consider cleaning common areas when cleaning. When faced with the cleaning of public areas, the local village brigade should pay for the expenses, and should not ask for the expenses from the individual alone, which is extremely unreasonable. After all, all public facilities in the village should be maintained by the village brigade, and everyone lives in the village.

They should also maintain the health problems in the village, and as a village collective, they should do a good job in collective publicity. <>

In the village, instead of asking others to collect sanitation management fees, it is better to ask some people to voluntarily help the village solve sanitation problems. I believe that some elderly people in the village will be particularly bored in old age. Organizing such elderly people to go back and forth in the village every once in a while to pick up garbage can enrich the life of the elderly in their later years, and can also exercise the body of the elderly.

I think it will definitely be, it's just a matter of time, and the facilities in the rural areas will become more and more stringent in the future, and the sanitation will gradually increase.

There is a possibility that this is already happening in some villages, in order to ensure cleanliness or pay a part of the management fee.

If you want to collect money, it may not be implemented, and now it is basically left at the door, and if you charge a fee, users may throw away the garbage themselves.

Is it legal for rural areas to collect sanitation management fees to only clean garbage and not clean corridors?

Hello, I'm glad to answer for you, it's legal to collect sanitation fees in rural areas. According to the requirements of Mingtong's "Three-year Action Plan for the Improvement of Rural People's Living Environment": Article 2 and Article 6 stipulate:

Improve the construction and management mechanism. Clarify the responsibilities of local party committees and relevant departments and operation management units, and basically establish a long-term mechanism for the management and protection of village human settlements with systems, standards, teams, funds, and supervision. Encourage specialization, market-oriented construction, operation and management, and implement unified planning, construction, operation and management of urban and rural garbage and sewage treatment in areas where conditions permit.

Implement the system of paying for environmental governance according to performance, and improve the service performance evaluation and evaluation mechanism. Encourage qualified areas to explore the establishment of a system for the payment of garbage and sewage treatment by rural households, and improve the mechanism of financial subsidies and reasonable sharing of rural households' payments. Support village-level organizations and rural "craftsman" leaders to undertake small-scale agriculture-related projects such as environmental improvement, village roads, and afforestation.

Organize and carry out professional training, and train local villagers to become an important force in the operation and maintenance of public welfare infrastructure in the village. Simplify the approval and bidding procedures for the construction project of rural people's bridge and Qinju environment, reduce construction costs, and ensure the quality of the project.

Should people who do not live at home pay sanitation fees in the village?

Dear, hello, I am happy to serve you Oh in the city, even if you do not live, as long as you have a house in the community, you must pay the health property fee. Some villages have also adopted this system, and if you have a house in the village, you have to pay a sanitation fee even if you can't make it back. Which village is different, this is reasonable!

This is an equal treatment and generally understandable, i.e. any household has to pay a sanitation fee. I hope I can help you, if you are satisfied with me before, please don't forget to give me a five-star after the consultation is over! Your likes are my biggest motivation!

Should people who do not live at home pay sanitation fees in the village?

First of all, it is clear that the sanitation fee is collected to do a good job in the village's sanitation and garbage cleanup, which is a good thing that everyone should support! With the construction of beautiful villages, there are commissioners in the countryside who collect sanitation fees, and they go from house to house to collect sanitation fees, which is indeed legal, but it stands to reason that only the family population living in the village needs to pay, and those who do not live at home should not need to pay this fee.

Summary. Hello dear, I'm happy to answer for you, don't live in the village, and pay the health fee. Rural areas collect sanitation fees and do not live at home, but also need to pay fees.

The village collects a certain amount of sanitation fees for sanitation and cleaning, which is reasonable and legal, but it must be earmarked, and approved by the people above the town, to ensure that the amount charged is reasonable, I hope my answer will help you, love you!

Should people who do not live at home pay sanitation fees in the village?

Hello, I am happy to answer for you, I don't live in the village, and I have to pay the health fee. Rural areas collect sanitation fees and do not live at home, but also need to pay fees. The village collects a certain amount of health fees for sanitation and cleaning, which is reasonable and legal, but it must be earmarked, and approved by the people above the town, to ensure that the amount charged is reasonable, I hope my answer will help you, love you!

In recent years, in order to improve the living environment, Nongheng Yikuan Village has continuously strengthened the rectification of rural environmental sanitation, which has greatly changed the appearance of rural villages. However, sanitation remediation and management, requires a certain cost, in the face of the funding gap, some villages will charge farmers sanitation fees, if you almost do not live in the village, you can apply to pay less Oh, I hope my answer will help you Oh love you!

We have 18 yuan for a person here, and those who don't have land and are not at home all the year round have to pay it, which feels too unreasonable.

Now our village has to pay 120 yuan per household per year, why are there so many and mess around!

There is no cement road in my hometown, or a dirt road, there is no change, 25 households are 20 households outside, and there is a garbage can in the village, and there is no garbage for a year, is this charge not wronged.

The landlord is **, we are also 12 yuan per person here, I feel so resentful, the countryside will sweep the road in the morning, and it will be swept in less than an hour, and the villagers will pay 12 yuan alone.

We've got it here, too! However, some villages have organized personnel to fight lawsuits.

How to say it, someone raped millions of people and didn't fart.

The countryside wants to collect it, I haven't heard of it, **.

Do I still pay for sanitation if I don't live at home?

It is indeed a good thing for the country and the people to pay attention to the cleanliness and hygiene of the villages. Therefore, it is normal to pay for sanitation. However, it is unreasonable for villagers to pay for sanitation and not receive health care.

Environmental governance is particularly good in rural areas. There are cleaners in every village, and the cleaners are hired and paid by the cleaning company. Some are financed by local governments, while others are collectively collected by villages.

As a result, the current rural environment has been improved, and the appearance of the village has become beautiful. The streets are clean and hygienic, which is really a pleasure.

In some villages, as long as you live in the village, you have to pay for sanitation. Of course, there is also the phenomenon of vacant houses for those villages that have homesteads but do not live in them, and this phenomenon does not require the payment of fees. However, some villages have different systems and need to pay all the sanitation costs, whether they are at home or not.

In fact, different villages charge different sanitation fees and have different systems. But the general principle is that if you enjoy the benefits of the village collective and contract the land, you have to pay. If you enjoy the services and treatment of the village, it is unreasonable not to pay.

Rights and obligations are mutually reinforcing. It is not allowed to enjoy rights, but it is not allowed to fulfill obligations. Only by paying can you get it back, and you can't just return without paying.

In the city, as long as you have a house in the neighborhood, you have to pay a strata fee. This system has also been adopted in some rural areas. If there is a house in the village, even if you don't come back to live, you have to pay for sanitation.

In short, it is normal for rural residents to charge for sanitation. After all, the increase in sanitation fees is for the benefit of the villagers, just like the city's property fees. If you don't live in the village and don't enjoy the power and benefits of the village, you can't pay the village strata fees.

After all, cleanliness and hygiene in the countryside are now particularly important. At least the village looks pretty, clean, clean, no longer dirty, messy, no longer full of garbage, especially in the summer, where it stinks and is prone to diseases. After all, the villagers will have to enjoy the service after paying, and a long-term management and supervision mechanism must be established in this regard.

I don't think there is any need to pay this sanitation fee if there is no one living in my relative's hometown.

I don't think people who live at home don't have to pay because they don't get the corresponding services.

If you don't live at home, I don't think you have to pay because you don't have to pay.

I don't think it should be paid, but many villages still have to pay it.