What are the municipal facilities? Municipal facilities refer to public facilities invested by the government, legal persons or citizens, and generally refer to various buildings, structures and equipment in the planning area. Urban roads (including bridges), urban rail transit, water supply, drainage, gas, heat, landscaping, environmental sanitation, road lighting, industrial waste, medical waste, domestic waste treatment equipment, venues and other facilities and ancillary facilities. Municipal facilities can be divided into four parts: urban water supply and drainage, urban gas, urban heating, urban public transport and roads! Details are as follows:

Urban roads and their facilities

Urban motor vehicle lanes, non-motor vehicle lanes, sidewalks, public parking lots, squares, pipeline corridors and safe passages, shoulders, guardrails, road signs, land for road construction and road greening control, and other road ancillary facilities.

Urban public entertainment facilities

Parks, public sports venues and their ancillary facilities.

Urban Bridges and Culverts and Their Facilities

Urban bridges, tunnels, culverts, overpasses, footbridges, underpasses and other ancillary facilities.

Urban drainage facilities

Urban rainwater pipelines, sewage pipelines, rainwater and sewage confluence pipelines, drainage ditches, pumping stations, sewage treatment plants and other ancillary facilities.

Urban flood control facilities

City flood dike, river dike, flood wall, drainage pumping station, spillway and other ancillary facilities.

Urban road lighting facilities

Lighting facilities of urban roads, bridges, underpasses, squares, public green spaces and scenic spots.

Urban construction public facilities

Urban water supply, gas supply (gas, natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas), central heating pipe network, urban public transport power supply lines and other ancillary facilities.

Municipal solid waste treatment facilities

Cleaning, collection, transportation, disposal, sanitary landfill or incineration of municipal solid waste (including feces) power generation facilities.

Urban civilization construction facilities

Construction of urban outdoor public service advertising billboards and public welfare activities.