What are the policy provisions for rural housing construction?

Building a house in the countryside means building a house on the homestead.

Rural homestead belongs to collective ownership, and rural villagers only have the right to use it. The right to use the homestead is protected by law, and no unit or individual may occupy, buy or sell it or transfer it in other forms. The new and old rural homestead is registered by the land management department of the county-level people's government, and the county-level people's government issues the certificate of collective construction land use right, and pays the land use registration fee according to the state regulations to confirm the right to use.

Rural residents can only have one homestead per household, and rural residents must meet one of the following conditions when applying for homestead:

(1) The existing houses affect the construction planning of townships (towns) and villages and need to be relocated and rebuilt;

(2) Rural villagers need to set up another portal except one child left behind, and the existing homestead is lower than the household standard;

(3) with the approval of the competent department, the farmers who moved in from other places have no housing;

(4) technical personnel recruited by collective organizations are required to settle in the local area and their household registration has moved in;

(five) retired cadres and workers, retired soldiers, overseas Chinese and their relatives, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan compatriots, with legal documents to return to their places of origin, no homestead need to build a house.

What are the application procedures and approval procedures for rural residential sites?

(1) application. The applicant shall submit a written application for land use to the local villagers' committee with the application materials.

(2) Field investigation. The township (town) people's government shall organize the land and resources institute to conduct on-site investigation and mass investigation, review the construction land and the application conditions for construction land, and make exploration records and review opinions.

(3) Fill in the application form. After passing the preliminary examination, the Land and Resources Institute issued the Application Form for Rural Villagers' Residential Land and Construction.

(4) Committee review. The village committee shall examine and sign the Application Form for Rural Villagers' Residential Land and Construction submitted by the applicant, and prove the applicant's original residential land and the current living conditions of family members. After being signed by the person in charge and stamped with the official seal of the village committee, it shall be submitted to the township (town) people's government for examination.

(5) Review and report. The township (town) people's government shall, after receiving the application materials for residential construction land reported by the village committee, complete the examination and determine the planned land use scope on the spot, and report it to the county land and resources bureau for preliminary examination. The county land and resources bureau shall examine and approve the qualified people's government at the county level.

(6) examination and approval. If the county people's government approves the use of land, the county land and resources bureau shall issue a letter of approval for construction land.

(7) lofting. After lofting, the land applicant can start construction.

(8) Acceptance and certification.

The above is the lawyer's legal knowledge about "what policies and regulations are there for building houses in rural areas". For eligible village collective villagers, they can build their own houses after application and examination and approval procedures. You got it?

legal ground

Article 62 of the Land Management Law: Rural villagers can only own one homestead, and the area of the homestead shall not exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government.

Rural villagers should build houses in accordance with the overall land use planning of townships (towns), and try their best to make use of the original homestead in the village.

Rural villagers' residential land shall be audited by the township (town) people's government and reported to the county-level people's government for approval; Among them, those involving the occupation of agricultural land shall go through the examination and approval procedures in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law.

Rural villagers who apply for homestead after selling or renting houses shall not be approved.