Is the policy of six demolition in rural areas true

1. The relocated households need to demolish their original houses. In rural areas, the policy of "one household, one house" is implemented, and houses living in new immigrant communities are also regarded as affordable housing. The original houses were all dangerous buildings, and the maintenance cost was very high. According to the original relocation contract, rural houses need to be demolished within three years after relocation, and certain subsidies are given according to the decoration, environmental conditions, service life and damage degree of the houses according to the construction area. In Shangluo City, the general subsidy is 80-280 yuan/_, the total subsidy amount is generally between 10000-40000 yuan, and the maximum subsidy will not exceed 50000 yuan.

2 demolition of dangerous buildings, illegal buildings, illegal buildings and temporary buildings. 202 1, rainstorm, heavy rainfall, debris flow and flood occurred in many places, and a number of dangerous houses appeared. According to the dangerous house confirmation procedure, the dangerous house of Grade C needs to be repaired, and the dangerous house of Grade D needs to be demolished.

3. Demolition of "rent-collecting" buildings. "Collecting by rent" refers to the illegal behavior of related enterprises and local officials renting cultivated land without authorization, and then building houses and factories, mainly distributed in urban suburbs and places with convenient transportation. For such problems, the state will clean up and restore cultivated land.

In some areas, firewood stoves and heating facilities will be demolished. Many years ago, the state successively introduced measures such as prohibiting deforestation and land reclamation, and prohibiting the burning of crop straws. In recent years, with the popularization and application of natural gas in rural areas, it is forbidden to use wood, straw and coal for cooking and heating in these areas in order to protect the environment. Using natural gas and electricity for heating and cooking can minimize carbon emissions and maintain the home environment, which is worth popularizing step by step. But in some places, it is obviously wrong to forcibly dismantle the stoves and heating equipment of lonely old people in a simple and rude way. These problems can be solved step by step through village-level centralized pension and mutual support pension model.

5. Dismantle the stinking toilet. With the popularization of tap water and the development of village design, it is urgent to improve and upgrade outdoor toilets. It turns out that the old toilets in rural areas are either dry toilets or water toilets. When the temperature rises, it will emit a lot of pungent ammonia gas and a lot of fly maggots, so it is difficult to improve the sanitary conditions. Now indoor toilets are popular, and outdoor toilets have also been changed into flush toilets or instant toilets. The excrement enters the septic tank for purification and then is discharged into the river, which is beneficial to the construction of the most beautiful countryside.

6. Dismantle the barn. According to the requirements of environmental protection, chickens, pigs, cows, ducks, geese and other livestock and poultry are not allowed in the village. Those who need to be raised can stay away from villages and yards and pay attention to water source protection. It can be raised under the guidance of relevant departments. The original henhouse, cowshed, pigsty, etc. Will no longer exist and need to be cleaned up. In the short term, it is not conducive to the development of rural chickens and pigs, but in the long run, it is conducive to improving the level of large-scale and intensive farming, reducing the cost of farming and improving the quality of products.

Legal basis: Article 26 of the Regulations on Expropriation and Compensation of Houses on State-owned Land. If the house expropriation department and the expropriated person fail to reach a compensation agreement within the signing period determined by the expropriation compensation scheme, or the owner of the expropriated house is unknown, the house expropriation department shall report to the people's government at the city or county level that made the decision on house expropriation, make a compensation decision according to the expropriation compensation scheme in accordance with the provisions of this Ordinance, and make an announcement within the scope of house expropriation.

The compensation decision shall be fair, including matters related to the compensation agreement as stipulated in the first paragraph of Article 25 of these Regulations.

If the expropriated person refuses to accept the compensation decision, he may apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit according to law.