What procedures and documents do the government need for land acquisition?

(a) the provincial people's government construction land request documents;

(2) Review opinions of the Provincial Department of Land and Resources;

(three) construction land project application materials "one book and four tables" (including summary table);

(four) the application form for construction land;

(5) Pre-examination opinions on land use for construction projects;

(six) the approval document of the feasibility study report or other project approval documents;

(seven) preliminary design approval documents or other design approval documents;

(eight) the local people's government on land acquisition compensation and resettlement.

Expropriation of land is a compulsory means for the state to transform collectively owned land into state-owned land in accordance with the law for the needs of public interests. Land expropriation has the following characteristics:

(1) Land expropriation is a kind of government behavior and the exclusive power of the government.

(2) It must be approved according to law;

(3) compensatory. It is necessary to pay compensation to the owner of the expropriated land, and the surplus labor force must be resettled;

(4) mandatory.

(5) Transfer of ownership. After the land is expropriated, its ownership belongs to the state and no longer belongs to the peasant collective.

(6) Land expropriation must be open and subject to public supervision.

Source: Baidu Encyclopedia: Expropriation of Land