In rural areas, more and more people want to return to their hometowns to build houses. In addition to using old homesteads to build houses, in fact, some villagers want to use some homesteads with better locations to build houses. However, due to the current rural areas, the homestead system is also constantly being reformed. The application for the use of homestead land is also becoming more and more stringent. Many people now want to apply for a new homestead to build a house, but it is also difficult to apply, either because there is no surplus homestead in the local area, or they do not meet the relevant regulations such as one house per household.
Nowadays, with the deepening of the reform of the homestead system, new standards have been set for rural applications for homestead construction. According to the latest policy regulations, rural villagers must first meet the requirements of "one house per household" in order to apply for homestead self-built houses. In other words, each family can only own one homestead. In addition, the area of the homestead must also be used according to the standards established by each province, and no more or more homestead land of other families may be occupied. Under the condition that the relevant regulations of one house per household are met, the construction of self-built houses by villagers must also give priority to the use of the original homestead and the vacant land in the village to build houses, and shall not occupy permanent basic farmland. If it is really necessary to occupy agricultural land, then the approval procedures for the conversion of agricultural land must be completed in accordance with the law.
For the homestead applied by the villagers who meet the conditions and meet the requirements, the local ** will issue a rural homestead approval letter and issue a rural planning permit after the approval is passed. Only villagers who have obtained these land use procedures can apply for self-built houses.
So, under what circumstances will rural villagers' applications for homesteads be rejected? In rural areas, the current homestead policy has some clear provisions. If the villager's application meets one of the following circumstances, the local ** will not approve it:
1.Does not meet the requirements of "one household, one house": Families who apply for homestead land do not meet the requirements of "one household, one house", that is, families who already own homestead land do not sign an agreement to withdraw from the original homestead in accordance with the regulations when they apply for a new homestead to build a new house.
2.Disposal of homesteads multiple times: If a villager sells, rents or donates a rural house during the use of the original homestead, the re-application for the homestead will also be rejected.
3.Expropriation and compensation and resettlement: The original homestead and farmhouse were expropriated by the local ** and compensated and resettled in accordance with the law, and the new application of the villagers was not approved.
4.Not eligible for sub-household application: Households where villagers apply for homestead land do not meet the requirements for sub-household application for homestead.
5.Non-compliance with territorial spatial planning and village planning: The land applied for residential construction does not comply with territorial spatial planning and village planning.
6.Resources that cannot meet the allocation needs: Approval will not be granted if the existing land resources cannot meet the allocation needs.
It can be seen that in terms of homestead application, it is actually very strict. How to apply for a homestead self-built house, first of all, you have to see if you are eligible to apply for a homestead. If the conditions are not met, everything is in vain. Because of the self-built houses in rural areas, the land use procedures must be complete, otherwise they will face the risk of illegal construction.
First of all, the approval procedures for the conversion of agricultural land are an indispensable part of self-built houses. Whether it is a new construction, renovation or expansion, it is necessary to approve the conversion of cultivated land according to the approval letter of rural homestead. Secondly, the rural planning and construction permit is also a necessary procedure for handling self-built houses. Only after going through these land use procedures can you legally apply for self-built houses.
To sum up, applying for self-built houses on rural homesteads needs to meet the requirements of one house per household and comply with the provisions of relevant policies. During the application process, it is also necessary to go through the approval procedures for the conversion of agricultural land and the rural planning and construction permit. Only by ensuring that you meet the qualifications and complete the necessary land use procedures can you successfully apply for the homestead and start the construction of your own house.
What do you think about the rural homestead application policy? In my opinion, the formulation of these policies is conducive to regulating and managing the development of self-built houses in rural areas, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of farmers, and preventing the phenomenon of indiscriminate occupation of land. At the same time, it is also necessary for villagers to improve their legal awareness and comply with relevant regulations to ensure that their applications are successfully approved. In the process of building self-built houses in rural areas, we should also pay attention to sustainable development, respect environmental protection, follow village planning, and create a better rural living environment.