Xushui Rural Mobile Toilet Renovation

The renovation of mobile toilets in rural areas of Xushui should be carried out in conjunction with the overall local toilet renovation plan, focusing on aspects such as renovation plans, models, incentives, and target requirements.

Renovation Plans and Objectives

In 2025, it is planned to complete the renovation of the remaining 2,000 rural household toilets, primarily covering unrenovated areas in eight townships including Dayin Town, Cuizhuang Town, and Dongshiduan Town. After the project's implementation, the district-wide sanitary toilet coverage rate will increase to 92%, and the fecal waste harmless treatment rate will reach over 85%. Simultaneously, a long-term management and maintenance system emphasizing both construction and management will be established. In 2026, 200 household toilet renovations will be completed through incentive subsidies, with renovation tasks allocated among townships based on the resident population.

Renovation Models and Technologies

• Pipeline Connection Type: Suitable for areas covered by municipal pipelines, such as Beibeili Village, using water-saving toilets + UPVC drainage pipe systems connected to urban sewage treatment plants.
• Independent Treatment Type: Promote electric water-flush toilets with three-chamber septic tanks in remote villages. The effective volume of the septic tank should be no less than 2.1m³, constructed with prefabricated reinforced concrete (compliant with JC/T2460 standards). Renovations should move toilets from streets to courtyards, and into rooms where possible, completely eliminating simple latrines. Toilet houses should have walls and roofs, be odorless, and free of flies and maggots. Septic tanks should be leak-proof, sealed with lids, and equipped with fecal extraction and exhaust ports. Install practical flushing facilities and squat toilets (or sit toilets), with necessary anti-freezing measures to ensure normal use in winter. All existing simple latrines should be completely demolished.

Incentive Subsidy Standards

In 2026, incentives will be provided after renovation (construction), with one toilet per household. Separate toilets for men and women are considered as one toilet, with each toilet receiving a subsidy of 800 yuan. In 2025, subsidy recipients include six categories of disadvantaged families such as those prone to returning to poverty, rural low-income households, and dispersed-supply particularly needy individuals. Single-toilet renovations receive a subsidy of 1,000 yuan, while double-toilet renovations receive 1,500 yuan, disbursed by the finance department through a 'construct first, subsidize later' approach.

Renovation Targets and Requirements

In 2026, incentive recipients are permanent residents within the jurisdiction who complete sanitary water-flush toilet renovations between the issuance of the incentive plan and township acceptance in 2026. Incentives will not be provided for long-term uninhabited households, households planning to relocate within three years, and households that have received financial toilet renovations since 2019; households with issues such as no toilet roof or walls, new construction without demolishing the old, or constructed but unused; street-front toilets outside courtyards; and those failing to meet renovation incentive standards or passing acceptance inspections. In 2025, 'three inspections' must be completed before construction to ensure renovations meet requirements.