For a long time, the problem of illegal and illegal construction in rural areas has been prominent, including but not limited to occupying cultivated land or basic farmland to build farmhouses, building large sheds without approval, rushing to build farmhouses in demolition areas to obtain more compensation, and adding and increasing the height of existing residences without authorization. These behaviors are a serious violation of relevant national regulations and policies.
The impact of illegal construction is mainly reflected in the following four aspects:
Disrupting the overall planning and layout of the new countryside, hindering the long-term sustainable development of the rural economy and the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy
It will produce an undesirable demonstration effect, trigger farmers to follow suit, aggravate the destruction and waste of land resources, and restrict the healthy development of the industrial economy
Destroying the achievements of rural human settlements and violating the principles of livable farmhouse renovation and unified rural planning;
Some of the illegal construction was built for impure purposes and for the purpose of pursuing illegal interests, seriously harming the fairness and justice of rural society.
In response to illegal construction in rural areas, the relevant departments will take strict measures to deal with them: For illegal buildings that encroach on cultivated land or basic farmland, the relevant agencies will order farmers to rectify within a time limit, demolish the illegal buildings, and restore the original appearance of the land;For the act of not carrying out construction in accordance with the provisions of the rural construction planning permit, the township people have the right to request that the construction be stopped and corrected within a time limit, and those who refuse to make corrections may be forcibly demolished in accordance with the law.
It is worth noting that ** clarifies four situations that do not belong to illegal construction:
Reasonable planning and temporary construction of greenhouses for planting on general cultivated land is compliant and legal as long as the principle of protecting land resources and rational use is followed
If a farmer renovates a farmhouse on the original site, although it has not gone through the relevant formalities but does not exceed the provisions on the area used by the local homestead, it is allowed to go through the supplementary formalities and is not regarded as an illegal construction;
Farms that occupy non-basic farmland and meet the requirements of local planning and approval shall be legally used after obtaining relevant procedures;
The "nursing house" of agricultural production facilities that have been approved to occupy general cultivated land for construction is not an illegal construction because it serves agricultural production, and in principle it can occupy general cultivated land and does not need to occupy and compensate for balance.
To sum up, the clarification of the above four situations has undoubtedly brought substantial good news to the vast number of peasants. Whether it is a temporary planting greenhouse or an approved "nursing house", they are essentially to promote agricultural production and help rural economic development. Therefore, this measure is not only conducive to protecting the rights and interests of farmers, but also has positive significance for promoting the overall development of rural areas. What do you think about this?