Is the compensation method the same when removing a 12-square-meter bungalow and a 12-square-meter two-story building in rural areas?

The demolition of bungalows and buildings is very different. Because:

1. When a building is under construction, it is much higher than a one-story bungalow, which is indisputable.

2. When the house is demolished, the price is also higher than that of the first-floor bungalow. If the price is too low, no one will do it. If the compensation per square meter for the demolition of bungalows is 5 yuan, then the compensation for more than two floors is not lower than that for 8 yuan.

3. As the whole people know, the safety risks of buildings with more than two floors are higher than those of one-story bungalows, and the cost is definitely higher. At the time of design, the cost budget was included. As far as the foundation is concerned, the first floor does not need any frame structure now, but more than two floors must be framed, and it must meet the national standards.

The demolition of bungalows is very different from buildings. Because: 1. When building a house, the price per square meter when signing a contract with the builder is about four to five hundred yuan higher than that of a typical bungalow (one story), and the original forest materials are much higher than that of a one-story bungalow on average. These are indisputable. The real reality. 2. The price in the process of demolition is also higher than the demolition cost of the first floor residence. If the price is too low, no one will do it. The compensation for the demolition of single-storey houses is 5 yuan per square meter, and the compensation standard for more than two floors is not less than 8 yuan. 3. Everyone knows that the safety risk of a building with two or more floors in the process of construction and demolition is higher than that of a building with one floor, and the cost is definitely higher. When designing, the cost budget will be included. As far as foundations are concerned, the first floor does not need a frame structure, but for two or more floors, it must be a frame and must meet the standards issued by the state.

But the average rural family mainly focuses on agricultural production. Older farmers are also willing to "stick to" their own acre of land, work at sunrise and rest at sunset. In agricultural production, all kinds of farm tools are indispensable, and some of them are "big" farm tools, which are very inconvenient to move. If you live in a bungalow, you can put the big farm tools in the yard at will, which is very convenient;

Besides, planting crops will produce a lot of food, which also needs to be moved. If you live in a bungalow, it is easy to move it into the house. If you change to live in a building, farm tools, food and so on need to be moved upstairs, which will cause many inconveniences. This kind of thing happened here-farmers didn't realize the problems of farm tools and food at first, actively supported the reconstruction of new countryside, demolished old bungalows and lived in new buildings built in a unified way in the village. But when they can't carry large farm tools to the building and it's troublesome to carry food, they know their regrets. However, the old house base has been demolished, and it can't go back to the past.