How to deal with abandoned houses in rural areas

Rural garbage houses are old, aging and decadent buildings, which seriously endanger rural environmental sanitation and rural people's production and life. Abandoned houses are not maintained, houses often tilt, roof tiles fall off, and cement bricks are broken, which has great security risks.

How to deal with abandoned houses in rural areas, there are mainly the following methods:

1. Demolition. Demolition of abandoned houses can standardize land use and avoid problems such as sanitation and environmental protection. However, the demolition of abandoned houses also needs to consider environmental impacts, such as land reclamation and construction waste disposal.

2. transformation. The renovation of old houses can make full use of buildings and provide more resources for the local area. There are also many ways to transform, such as adding more floors to the building and flexibly modifying the apartment type, which can greatly improve the utilization rate and productivity of waste houses.

3. Farmhouse recycling. There are also some old farmhouses that can be recycled, such as building courtyards and gardens around the old farmhouses to protect the history and inherit the culture.

4. Expropriation and demolition. We should seriously consider the safety, environmental protection, hygiene and other issues of waste houses. If there are potential safety hazards in abandoned houses, they can be demolished through expropriation policies. For the expropriation policy, it is necessary to better listen to the opinions of the expropriated people and create a just, legal, fair and standardized scheme.

In short, we should not only consider environmental protection, health, society and economy, but also pay attention to the local actual situation and people's target needs, constantly adjust measures, and finally realize the sustainability and long-term effectiveness of rural abandoned housing management.