北京“门前三包”责任制新规出台：应及时清除影响通行的积雪残冰

Core Viewpoint - The newly published "Beijing's 'Three Packages' Responsibility Management Measures" will take effect on January 15, 2026, emphasizing the responsibility of individuals to maintain cleanliness, appearance, and order in their designated areas, including the timely removal of snow and ice that affects passage [1][2]. Group 1: Responsibilities and Regulations - The "Three Packages" responsibility includes maintaining hygiene, appearance, and order in the designated area [1]. - Under the hygiene aspect, individuals are required to promptly remove garbage, waste, standing water, sewage, and stains, as well as snow and ice that obstruct passage [1]. - The appearance aspect mandates the maintenance of the cleanliness and integrity of building facades, outdoor advertising facilities, and signage [1]. - The order aspect prohibits unauthorized outdoor operations, storage of materials, and improper vehicle parking [1]. Group 2: Historical Context and Snow Removal Practices - The integration of snow removal responsibilities into the "Three Packages" has historical roots dating back to 1980, when the Beijing government initiated community involvement in snow clearing [2]. - In 1994, a regulation was established to ensure safety and cleanliness after snowfall, making snow removal a legal obligation for social units [2]. - The use of saltwater for snow melting was banned in 2001, leading to the adoption of more environmentally friendly snow melting agents [2]. - A pilot work plan for snow removal was developed in 2024, promoting the use of low-chlorine and low-sodium melting agents while minimizing environmental impact [2].