With the advancement of the deepening reform of homesteads in China, the state has become more and more strict in the management of rural homesteads. Rural villagers who want to build a house not only need to go through the formalities, but also have to comply with the new height and floor regulations. If you build a house without approval, you will not only be suspected of violating the law, but you may also face the risk of the house being demolished. Especially for farmers who are ready to build houses after 2023, there are 5 situations in which they are not allowed to apply for building houses, and rural homesteads will not be approved. Below, I will introduce these five situations in detail, as well as the relevant regulations and measures.
Rural homesteads are jointly owned by the collective members of the whole village, so when applying for homesteads, the applicant must be a member of the village collective economic organization to meet the application conditions. Villagers or urban residents who are not in their own village cannot apply for homestead land and cannot build houses in their own village. Because non-collective economic organization members are not part of the village collective, their homestead applications will not be approved. Even if the right to use the homestead is obtained through the purchase of farmhouses through circulation, etc., it is not possible to apply for the construction of a house.
In this case, farmers should be aware of their eligibility to apply for homesteads. If they do not meet the above conditions, they should keep abreast of the village's policies and regulations to avoid unnecessary applications and construction.
Permanent basic farmland is different from other types of land in that it is arable land within cultivated land. After it is designated as permanent basic farmland, it can only be used to grow food crops, cotton, vegetables and other crops, and it is not allowed to build houses. No unit or individual may build a farmhouse on permanent basic farmland. In 2020, the Ministry of Natural Resources and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs issued the Notice on Eight Prohibitions on the Illegal Occupation of Farmland and the Construction of Houses in Rural Areas, which explicitly prohibits the construction of houses on permanent basic farmland.
For farmers, they should choose their land carefully to ensure that the land they apply for is not part of the permanent basic farmland. Understanding the nature and planning of the land, and complying with the relevant regulations, are essential to protect arable land resources and ensure agricultural development.
When peasants build houses, they must be planned and built in accordance with the overall plan, and cannot be built at will. Building a house needs to be neatly zoned.
1. Reasonable planning, so if the applied homestead does not meet the planning requirements, it will not be approved.
For example, farmer Zhang San plans to raise pigs on a rural farm, but the farm needs to discharge manure, which will cause water pollution to the villagers' living areas. This is obviously inconsistent with the village plan, so Zhang San's application to build a farm will not be approved.
For farmers, understanding rural planning and ensuring that their housing plans meet the planning requirements is conducive to protecting the rural environment and improving the quality of living.
China's homestead implements the system of "one house per household", that is, each household can only have one homestead. If a villager already owns a homestead, they will not be able to apply again. At the same time, if a villager has applied for a homestead and then donated it, donated it or withdrawn it for compensation, he or she cannot apply for the homestead again. Because these conditions do not qualify as "one household, one house", the application will not be approved.
For farmers, they should be clear about their homestead situation and ensure that there are no duplicate applications. At the same time, for villagers who already own homesteads, it is necessary to carefully consider whether there is a need to apply again.
After reading about the "5 non-approval" policy for rural homesteads, I have my own thoughts and opinions on this.
First of all, the introduction of this policy is to protect cultivated land resources, promote agricultural development, and promote rural revitalization. The protection of permanent basic farmland is very important, and only by protecting cultivated land can we ensure food security and sustainable development of the rural economy.
Second, the rationality of planning is also crucial for rural development. Rural planning can promote the development of rural industries, the improvement of villagers' lives and environmental protection, which needs to be paid attention to and complied with by farmers. Properly planned villages will be more livable and workable, which is conducive to attracting talents and promoting rural revitalization.
Finally, the strict implementation of the policy requires effective communication and cooperation between the government and farmers. ** The department should strengthen the policy publicity and guidance for farmers, help farmers understand the content and requirements of the policy, and guide farmers to reasonably plan and build houses. Farmers should also take the initiative to understand the policy, take the initiative to cooperate with the best work, and jointly promote rural development.
To sum up, the proposed 2023 rural homestead "strict control and approval" policy is to promote rural economic development, protect cultivated land resources and achieve rural revitalization. Farmers should understand this policy, abide by the relevant regulations, and ensure that their housing plans meet the requirements of the policy. At the same time, the first department should also strengthen the policy publicity and guidance for farmers, and provide help and support for farmers. Only by working together with farmers can we achieve the goal of sustainable development of rural areas and rural revitalization.