Regulations on the Management of Rural Self-built Houses in Shuozhou City

Article 1 In order to regulate the management of rural self-built houses, to protect the quality and safety of rural self-built houses, and to promote the construction of beautiful villages and rural revitalization, according to the "Chinese people's *** and the countryside revitalization promotion law" "Chinese people's *** and the country's urban and rural planning law" "Chinese people's *** and the country's land management law" and other relevant laws and regulations, in conjunction with the actuality of the city, the formulation of these regulations. Article 2 Within the administrative area of this city, the construction activities of rural villagers in the rural collective construction land outside the town development boundary of new construction, alteration, expansion and renovation of low-rise housing, as well as the related planning approval, supervision and management, shall be applicable to these regulations. Article 3 municipal, county (city, district) people's government shall strengthen the management of rural self-built housing organization and leadership, the establishment of rural self-built housing management joint conference system, the overall study and resolution of major issues in the work; unified purchase of technology, supervision, appraisal, personnel training and other services for the construction of rural self-built housing and supervision and management of the construction activities and to provide support and protection. Article 4 Municipalities, counties (cities and districts) agriculture and rural areas, planning and natural resources, housing and urban and rural construction and other relevant departments are responsible for the supervision and management of activities related to the construction of rural self-built houses and services within their respective areas of responsibility. Article 5 The people's governments of townships (townships) are responsible for the approval of residential land and planning permission for the construction of rural self-built houses, providing relevant guidance and services for rural self-built house construction activities, and implementing supervision and management.

The people's governments of the townships (townships) shall fulfill their territorial responsibilities, optimize the approval process, improve the efficiency of the approval process, and establish a unified window for centralized acceptance of rural self-built houses, a number of departments linked to the joint examination and handling system, to provide villagers with convenient and efficient services.

The people's government of the township (township) shall strengthen the supervision and management of rural self-built housing activities during and after the event, and discover and dispose of illegal construction behavior. Article 6 the village committee shall assist the township (town) people's government to do a good job in rural self-built house management and service work, the villagers to handle self-built house application materials for the initial review, the materials after the initial review, submitted to the township (town) people's government.

The villagers' committee shall incorporate the contents related to the construction of rural self-built houses into the village rules and regulations.

The villagers' committee shall establish a dynamic inspection system for rural self-built houses, and discover and stop illegal and irregular house-building behavior; for those who do not listen to dissuasion and refuse to make corrections, they shall report to the township (town) people's government. Article 7 Rural self-built houses shall be consistent with village planning, and if no village planning has been prepared, it shall be consistent with the township land space planning.

Rural self-built houses located in areas such as nature reserves, scenic spots, cultural relics protection units, historical and cultural villages, and traditional villages shall also conform to the relevant special plans. Article VIII of rural self-built houses should give priority to the use of the original home base and the village of vacant land, shall not occupy agricultural land. If it is necessary to occupy agricultural land, the approval procedures for the diversion of agricultural land shall be carried out in accordance with the law. Article IX of rural self-built houses should, in principle, avoid geological hazardous areas, flood-prone areas, underground hollowing areas and seismic fracture zones and other hazardous areas. Do need to build in the above areas, should be consistent with the village planning and disaster prevention and mitigation measures in accordance with the implementation of the corresponding village planning, should be consistent with the township (township) territorial spatial planning, the village as a unit to carry out a comprehensive assessment of the implementation of building according to the requirements.

Rural self-built houses should be strictly controlled to cut the slope of the site. Indeed need to cut the slope of the house, should be in accordance with the relevant technical specifications to do a good job of slope protection, to ensure the safety of building. Article 10 of the villagers home base to calculate the household as a unit, a household can only have a home base. New applications for residential area, should be in accordance with the relevant provisions of the provincial people's government. Article XI of the villagers meet one of the following circumstances, you can apply to the rural collective economic organization to use the residential base:

(a) for reasons such as marriage and other reasons really need to be split, and the current per capita household area of residential base is less than 50 square meters;

(b) in line with the policy provisions of the rural collective economic organization, settled into a full member and in the origin of the home without a residential base;

(c) the current housing affects the rural collective economic organization, settled into a full member and no residential base;

(3) The current housing affects the planning of rural construction, and needs to be relocated and rebuilt;

(4) The current housing is destroyed due to natural disasters, or to avoid geologic hazards, and needs to be relocated;

(5) The original homestead has been expropriated in accordance with the law, or has been taken up by the construction of public **** facilities and public welfare undertakings;

(6) The other circumstances stipulated by the laws, regulations and other provisions. Article 12 Villagers shall not be approved to apply for a homestead under any of the following circumstances:

(1) Villagers applying again after selling, renting or granting their original residence;

(2) Villagers applying for a new residence at another site without signing an agreement to withdraw from their original homestead;

(3) Entire households legally moved to a rural collective economic organization, but the homestead of their original residence has not been withdrawn;

(4) Villagers applying for a new residence at another site without signing an agreement to withdraw from their original homestead;

(4) a household with multiple residences;

(5) although the conditions for splitting a household are met, the current per capita homestead area within the household reaches or exceeds 50 square meters;

(6) other circumstances that do not conform to the provisions of laws and regulations. Article 13 The people's government of the township (township) and the villagers' committee shall establish a public system for approval of rural residential base and building planning permission matters. Timely disclosure of village planning or township land space planning, application conditions, approval procedures, approval results, complaints and reporting methods and other information. Article 14 villagers applying for a new grant of residential land and house building planning permission, shall submit a written application to the rural collective economic organization on a household basis, and provide the following application materials:

(1) rural residential land and house building planning permission application form;

(2) rural residential land use commitment;

(3) applicant's ID card and a copy of the family household register;

(d) Selection of design drawings that comply with the provisions of this Ordinance.

The people's government of the township (township) shall implement the approval of the homestead and the planning permission for the construction of a house together, and issue a certificate to the county (city, district) agriculture and rural areas and planning and natural resources and other departments for the record.