In order to implement the control of industrial waste and encourage operators to properly carry out storage, removal and disposal in accordance with the law and meet the reporting requirements, the Chiayi County Environmental Protection Bureau has specially implemented the "112th Annual Chiayi County Industrial Waste Audit and Control Plan" (hereinafter referred to as the plan). Through the promotion of various tasks such as reviews, audits, audit coaching, and publicity briefings, we will strengthen the understanding of environmental protection laws and regulations among business leaders, applicants, and authorized clean-ups within our jurisdiction, and implement waste flow control from our own factories. , which can improve the accuracy and legality of the baseline database of the county's industrial waste declaration and management system. Starting from January 1, 2020, planning personnel will be stationed in the Environmental Protection Bureau to assist in the implementation of relevant work. During the period ending on November 30, 2020 The execution status of completed processing is as follows: 1. Improve the completeness and accuracy of the business baseline data in the county’s business waste control system database (1) A total of 1,145 enterprises and recycling institutions were inventoried, confirmed and updated, and a total of 1,089 enterprises, recycling institutions, construction projects and livestock farms were inspected on-site, and 55 enterprises were reported (reporting rate 5.01%) . (2) This plan has completed the review of business waste-related licenses. A total of 410 companies have reviewed business waste cleanup plans. The construction industry is the most announced industry classification, followed by the metal products manufacturing industry, with an average review The number of days is 16 days, which is lower than the regulations. In addition, a total of 9 cases were reviewed by the reuse agency. Through various guidance and control measures, the average submission rate of cleanup plans was 98.1%, and the pass rate was 97.5% (statistics as of November 2020 until 30 days). 2. Carry out the inspection and management of private waste removal, treatment, reuse, self-removal and joint removal and treatment within the county's jurisdiction (1) There were 73 private removal and processing permits (including waste cooking oil work permits) reviewed, of which the largest number of applications had been changed, followed by changes/extensions, and there were 45 vehicle GPS inspections, etc., and the General Collection Office reviewed 118 cases. , all types of cases have been reviewed and entered into the Environmental Protection Agency's control system, in line with the planned schedule of the project. This project is still reviewing based on the actual volume and continues to accept application cases. (2) In order to effectively improve the administrative efficiency of review operations and the control of the construction industry, this project added an official LINE account last year, with the following functions: 1. Real-time transmission of cleanup processing or promotion of relevant legal information. 2. Online reminders for businesses to declare online. 3. Messages can be sent synchronously or in groups and responded individually. Only administrators can accept messages when asked by the industry, and other agency staff cannot receive messages. This year, the monthly operation record reporting work of the removal processing agency was completed as scheduled, and the number of reports was zero. It is obvious that management and control have been effectively improved through regular recommendation by LINE officials. 3. Track and investigate the quantity and changes of waste at illegally dumped sites within the county’s jurisdiction (1) In order to prevent the possibility of illegal disposal of various wastes, implement a joint inspection plan to ban illegally abandoned wastes. (Easy) Inspect illegal disposal sites and intercept trucks carrying waste and remaining earth and stone, and conduct joint inspections to ban vehicles in total. Conduct 30 and bimonthly inspections of high-potential disposal sites and inspections of operational disposal sites in general hotspot areas. (2) In addition, this plan will use the GPS monitoring system this year to monitor the movement of GPS-managed cleaning vehicles to implement the purpose of tracking the cleanup flow control of industrial waste; it will also cooperate with the Environmental Protection Bureau to perform administrative work, including regular compilation Update the clean-up progress and regularly update the Environmental Protection Audit and Punishment Control System (EEMS) and the Illegal Disposal Management System Database (WDMS). Each work item of this plan is implemented according to the schedule, and relevant management strategy planning and suggestions are provided to the Environmental Protection Bureau in a timely manner, providing a reference for the Environmental Protection Bureau in implementing industrial waste management policies in the future. 4. Promote source reduction of business waste to implement circular economy-related work In view of the results of in-depth and high-risk enterprise waste flow direction inspections, from January 1st to November 30th, 2020, we assisted in the in-depth inspection of the listed enterprises in the county. A total of 55 in-depth inspections of the listed enterprises in the county have been completed. This time, 31 of them had serious violations of laws and regulations and reported them directly. Subsequently, the Bureau continued to review and coach the operators to complete improvements. 5. Spatial distribution management system for outdoor asbestos-containing building materials For buildings that meet specific conditions in the "Spatial Distribution Management System of Outdoor Asbestos-Containing Building Materials" of the Environmental Protection Agency, the owner will be notified of the situation of the building containing asbestos-containing building materials and matters that should be paid attention to, and a management and tracking mechanism will be established as of November 30, 2020. To date, this project has investigated a total of 276 buildings containing asbestos building materials. 6. Assist in achieving the performance evaluation of the County’s waste control-related operations by the Conservation Department In accordance with waste-related laws and policies, we actively assist the Environmental Protection Bureau in achieving waste control and other performance evaluations. At the same time, this plan regularly compiles relevant announcements and legal information on industrial waste control and publishes it on the Chiayi County Environmental Protection Bureau website to provide People read the latest information. 7. Administrative support and coordination matters During the implementation period of this project, the human resources quality, administrative cooperation, commuting hours, holiday activities, education and training, etc. of the personnel stationed there will all be handled in accordance with the contract content. Each month, the implementation results of that month will be compiled and submitted to the Environmental Protection Bureau for review. Cooperate with Chiayi County’s waste management matters, relevant announcements from the Environmental Protection Agency, and current public opinion issues on environmental protection. Summarizing the implementation results, the implementation content of this plan is of the nature of administrative assistance. Most of the work content is pre-administrative work, such as permit review, application review, guidance and improvement, study of application procedures and estimated performance appraisal, etc., all have been completed In conjunction with the implementation of the Chiayi County Environmental Protection Bureau, this plan takes into account the limited funds of the local Environmental Protection Bureau. However, due to the complexity and heavy workload, various human resources have been fully utilized to cooperate with the Environmental Protection Bureau's operations within the limited manpower and funds to achieve the smooth implementation of this plan. The goal of the plan.

Industrial waste, source control, in-depth inspection, illegal disposal, technological law enforcement, asbestos building materials waste, statistical analysis