Document No. 1 refers to the implementation opinions of the national comprehensive rural reform pilot work, aiming to improve the rural environment and enhance the quality of life of farmers. In accordance with the requirements of Document No. 1, the state will focus on improving the following three types of rural environments: basic living environment, housing environment and ecological environment.
What are the three types of rural environments?
The improvement of the basic living environment is an important measure to ensure the basic living needs of farmers.
This includes improving water and electricity supply in rural areas, strengthening rural road transportation, and improving the level of rural waste disposal and sanitation facilities.
By improving infrastructure, we can solve the basic living problems of farmers and improve the quality of life in rural areas, so that farmers can enjoy the convenience and benefits brought about by the urbanization process.
Second, the improvement of the housing environment is an important task to improve the living conditions in rural areas.
This includes improving the structure of rural housing, promoting the renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas, and raising the level of housing security.
By increasing investment, we will provide reliable quality housing, improve the living environment and conditions of farmers, enable farmers to live in safe and comfortable housing, and improve the quality of life of farmers.
Finally, the improvement of the ecological environment is an important task to protect the rural ecological environment and promote the sustainable development of agriculture.
This includes strengthening rural environmental protection, promoting rural ecological restoration and greening, and improving the quality of the rural environment.
By strengthening the construction of ecological civilization, improving the rural ecological environment, protecting farmland, water resources and biodiversity, promoting the sustainable development of agriculture, and realizing the coordinated development of rural socio-economic and ecological environment.
To sum up, Document No. 1 clarifies the focus of the state's improvement of the rural environment, that is, the basic living environment, the housing environment and the ecological environment.
By improving these three types of environments, the state aims to improve the living conditions of farmers, enhance the quality of rural development, and achieve sustainable development of rural areas and farmers.
This is of great significance for promoting rural modernization and promoting the well-being of peasants.
What two types of houses will be demolished?
According to the requirements of Document No. 1, in the process of improving the rural environment, the state will mainly demolish two types of houses: houses that have collapsed for more than two years and have not been repaired and rebuilt, and houses built in violation of laws and regulations.
1. Houses that have collapsed for more than two years and have not been repaired and rebuilt:
This type of house refers to a house that collapsed due to natural disasters, aging, etc., but was not repaired and rebuilt in time after the collapse.
These collapsed houses are potential safety hazards and pose a risk to the safety of residents' lives and property. The demolition of such houses is to ensure a safe living environment for farmers and prevent accidents.
2. Houses built in violation of laws and regulations:
This type of house refers to the house built in violation of planning and land laws and regulations, including the illegal occupation of farmland to build houses, and the construction of houses beyond the planning limits.
These illegal buildings occupy farmland resources, damage the ecological environment and land resource utilization in rural areas, and affect the sustainable development of rural areas.
The demolition of such houses is to restore farmland resources, protect the ecological environment of rural areas, and promote sustainable rural development.
The demolition of these two types of houses requires detailed investigation, assessment and planning by the relevant authorities to ensure the legality and fairness of the demolition work.
In the process of demolition, attention should be paid to communication and consultation with local farmers, protect the legitimate rights and interests of farmers, and provide necessary compensation and resettlement plans.
In addition, it is necessary to strengthen the management of rural land use planning, strengthen law enforcement, and prevent the occurrence of new illegal construction.
The significance of demolishing collapsed houses and building houses in violation of laws and regulations lies in improving the basic living environment and housing environment in rural areas, restoring farmland resources, protecting the ecological environment, and promoting the sustainable development of rural areas.
This is an important task that requires the joint efforts of the state, farmers and all sectors of society to ensure the smooth progress of the demolition work and create good environmental conditions for rural development.
Do I have to pay a garbage disposal fee?
According to the requirements of Document No. 1, the state will make relevant provisions on garbage disposal fees in the process of improving the rural environment. Specifically, the state will establish a system for the payment of garbage disposal fees, but it will be treated on a case-by-case basis.
First of all, the introduction of garbage disposal fees is to promote the improvement of the rural environment.
The introduction of garbage disposal fees can motivate farmers to actively participate in garbage sorting and disposal, and promote the improvement of the rural environment.
Secondly, the specific standards and payment methods of garbage disposal fees will be formulated on a case-by-case basis.
There are differences in the cost of garbage disposal and the economic situation of farmers in different regions, so the state will determine the standard and payment method of garbage disposal fees according to the actual situation in each region.
Doing so ensures the fairness and viability of waste disposal fees and avoids an excessive financial burden on farmers.
In addition, the state will also strengthen the supervision of garbage disposal fees and the review of the use of them. Ensure that garbage disposal fees are used in accordance with regulations, and are used for environmental improvement measures such as garbage collection, classification, and disposal, so as to avoid abuse and waste.
At the same time, the state will strengthen the guidance and support for the rural environmental remediation work, and provide corresponding technical and financial support to ensure the effective use of garbage disposal fees and the smooth progress of the rural environmental remediation work.
According to the requirements of Document No. 1, the state will establish a relevant garbage disposal fee payment system, but it will be treated on a case-by-case basis.
By introducing garbage disposal fees, farmers can be incentivized to participate in garbage sorting and disposal, and promote the improvement of the rural environment.
However, the specific standards and payment methods of garbage disposal fees will be determined according to the actual situation of each locality, and the supervision and review of the use of garbage disposal fees will be strengthened to ensure their rational use and the smooth progress of rural environmental remediation.