**Draft: In 2023, the "three non-approvals" of rural homesteads, farmers must understand!
Introduction: As the basis of farmers' life and development, rural homesteads have been subject to more and more strict management in China in recent years. In order to standardize the use and construction of rural homesteads, ** for rural homesteads in 2023"Three do not approve"Specific requests were made. These include applications for homestead land construction by members of non-rural collective economic organizations, applications for permanent basic farmland construction, and applications for land that does not conform to the overall plan and rural planning. It is important for farmers who plan to build their homes after 2023 to be aware of these regulations. The following will introduce these three points in detail to help farmers better understand the relevant policies.
Members of non-rural collective economic organizations apply for homestead land construction.
According to the provisions of ***, rural housing land belongs to the common property of all members of the village collective. Therefore, when applying for the construction of a house, the applicant must be a member of the village collective economic organization. In other words, if the applicant is not a villager or an urban resident, he cannot apply to build a house or build a farm in the village. Only those who have become members of the village collective economic organization through identity verification can apply for a homestead land. The purpose of this is to ensure the rational distribution of property and the stable use of land resources. Even if the homestead use right is obtained through the transfer and purchase of the farm, this provision cannot be bypassed. Therefore, farmers must take into account their identity and the village to which they belong when applying for homestead land to build a house.
Rewrite: The rural manor is the cornerstone of the life and development of the peasants, and according to the provisions of ***, the manor belongs to the collective members of the whole village. Therefore, when applying for a manor, the applicant must be a villager of the village and a member of the village collective economic organization. These provisions are aimed at ensuring the rational distribution of heritage and the stable use of land resources. Non-villagers or urban residents are not allowed to apply for land or build houses in their villages. Even if they acquire the right to use the manor base through transfer or purchase, this provision cannot be bypassed. Therefore, when considering applying for homestead land to build a house, farmers should take into account their identity and the village to which they belong, so as not to waste their efforts.
The land on which the application for building a house is submitted is permanent agricultural land.
According to the regulations, permanent farmland is the most strictly protected type of farmland. The main function of this type of land is to produce food crops or other crops, and it is strictly forbidden to use it for non-agricultural construction. Therefore, when applying for a residential place to build a house, if the land applied for is permanent agricultural land, it will not be approved. ** and the Ministry of Agriculture have issued regulations that clearly stipulate that the construction of agricultural buildings on permanent agricultural land is not permitted. The purpose is to protect cultivated land resources, safeguard farmers' planting rights and interests, and improve the security level of grain and agricultural products. Therefore, farmers should pay attention to choosing a site to build a house and avoid choosing permanent agricultural land as a land for building a house.
Rewrite. Rural homestead is a part of cultivated land resources, and it is the most important and highest level of cultivated land protection for permanent basic farmland in rural areas. According to the relevant regulations, permanent agricultural land is mainly used for growing grain or other crops, and non-agricultural construction is strictly prohibited. Therefore, when applying for homestead construction, if the selected land is permanent agricultural land, the application will not be approved. This regulation is to protect cultivated land resources, safeguard farmers' planting rights and interests, and ensure the safety of grain and agricultural products. Therefore, when choosing land for building houses, farmers should abide by relevant regulations and avoid choosing permanent agricultural land as land for building houses.
The land applied for does not comply with the master plan and the village plan.
Housing land must be planned and managed in accordance with the village master plan and the village plan. When applying for land for building a house, if the application does not meet the requirements of the master plan and the village plan, it will not be approved. The purpose is to ensure that rural construction is carried out in an orderly manner and to avoid the phenomenon of indiscriminate construction and chaotic construction of rural houses. For example, if an area is identified as a residential area in the plan, the construction of a farm farm in the area may cause problems such as manure contamination that does not meet the planning requirements and the application will be rejected. Therefore, before applying for homestead land construction, farmers should have a detailed understanding of the overall plan and rural planning of the village where they are located, and apply in strict accordance with the planning requirements.
Rewrite. Land for building houses in rural areas should be managed and planned in a unified manner in accordance with the overall village plan and the village plan. When applying for homestead construction, if the selected land does not meet the requirements of the master plan and the village plan, the application will not be approved. The purpose of promulgating this regulation is to ensure that rural construction proceeds in an orderly manner and to prevent the indiscriminate construction of rural houses. For example, if an area is planned as a residential area, and the construction of farms in the area may bring problems such as fecal contamination to the lives of surrounding residents, this does not meet the planning requirements and the application will be rejected. Therefore, before applying for homestead land construction, farmers should have a detailed understanding of the overall plan and rural planning of their village, and apply in strict accordance with the planning requirements to ensure that the application is successfully approved.
Conclusion. Through the 2023 Rural Homestead Formulated by **"Three do not approve"In the detailed introduction of the policy, we learned about the requirements and restrictions of rural homestead management. The purpose of promulgating these regulations is to regulate the use and construction of rural homesteads, protect cultivated land resources, safeguard the rights and interests of peasants, and ensure good living and development conditions for peasants. In 2023**, rural homesteads were developed"3. No approval"The policy aims to regulate the use and construction of rural homesteads. The deficiencies and problems in this regard are mainly reflected in the following three aspects: members of non-rural collective economic organizations can apply for homestead land to build houses, the land applied for building houses belongs to the permanent base agricultural land, and the land applied for building houses does not conform to the overall plan and rural planning. By understanding these regulations, farmers can better apply for and utilize homesteads and avoid unnecessary hassles. ** and the agricultural sector should also strengthen the management and control of estates to ensure their rational use and promote sustainable rural development.