Petersburg is moving away from underground waste storage facilities. Now there are about 200 burial sites left in the city. Moreover, almost all of them appeared in the years 2007-2013. An underground storage facility seems advantageous - a clean yard, less smell and waste around the site, but it's not just a "pit with a tank". There is a conflict of interest behind this aesthetic. It is cheaper for a developer to rent a house with a regular site on the ground, because the underground system requires a pit, drainage, services and maintenance. It is not profitable for the management company to have a complex facility, because it is expected to undergo regular cleaning, leakage monitoring, repairs and ensuring access to the equipment. A regional operator is more comfortable working with standard containers and familiar garbage trucks, rather than rebuilding logistics for non-standard points. At the same time, the costs of an underground container can be divided between the future residents, the management company and the regional operator. Residents pay for site maintenance through a residential fee and MSW management rate, the management company is responsible for maintenance and repair of the storage site, and the re-operator is responsible for containers within the limits set in the rate regulation. Therefore, already in the planning process it is useful to determine what belongs to common property and who will bear the costs of operating the system. However, in many cities this form of solid waste accumulation is quite actively used: Kazan. The city's landscaping rules specify the underground method of waste disposal as the preferred method, and developers are actively using such solutions in new projects. Tyumen The municipal requirements for MSW sites separately define stationary buried containers and underground storage systems with automatic lifts. Moscow. Underground systems are included in the accepted formats for MSW accumulation and are used in modern residential complexes, although it is too early to talk about mandatory requirements for all new micro-districts. Yekaterinburg.

Petersburg is moving away from underground waste storage facilities. Now there are about 200 burial sites left in the city. Moreover, almost all of them appeared in the years 2007-2013. An underground storage facility seems advantageous - a clean yard, less smell and waste around the site, but it's not just a "pit with a tank". There is a conflict of interest behind this aesthetic. It is cheaper for a developer to rent a house with a regular site on the ground, because the underground system requires a pit, drainage, services and maintenance. It is not profitable for the management company to have a complex facility, because it is expected to undergo regular cleaning, leakage monitoring, repairs and ensuring access to the equipment. A regional operator is more comfortable working with standard containers and familiar garbage trucks, rather than rebuilding logistics for non-standard points. At the same time, the costs of an underground container can be divided between the future residents, the management company and the regional operator. Residents pay for site maintenance through a residential fee and MSW management rate, the management company is responsible for maintenance and repair of the storage site, and the re-operator is responsible for containers within the limits set in the rate regulation. Therefore, already in the planning process it is useful to determine what belongs to common property and who will bear the costs of operating the system. However, in many cities this form of solid waste accumulation is quite actively used: Kazan. The city's landscaping rules specify the underground method of waste disposal as the preferred method, and developers are actively using such solutions in new projects. Tyumen The municipal requirements for MSW sites separately define stationary buried containers and underground storage systems with automatic lifts. Moscow. Underground systems are included in the accepted formats for MSW accumulation and are used in modern residential complexes, although it is too early to talk about mandatory requirements for all new micro-districts. Yekaterinburg.