Does the state provide subsidies for rural housing construction?

With the continuous development of the rural economy, small buildings in the village have been built one after another, two-story, three-story, four-story, five-story... more and more. Build higher. Regarding rural house building, people usually pay attention to these two questions: 1. Does the state provide subsidies for rural house building? 2. Do you want to build a rural house with several floors? Are there any restrictions? The country provides subsidies for rural house building. At present, there is no subsidy policy for farmers to build their own houses in the ordinary sense. It is limited to subsidies for rural dilapidated house renovation projects, and there are strict restrictions. Generally, subsidies for renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas are based on household units, and the household head applies for it, but the applicant must meet these conditions at the same time: first, he must have a local agricultural household registration and live locally, and be the owner of the property rights of the house; second, he must have done a thorough research on dilapidated houses in rural areas. During the survey, the households with dilapidated houses registered and entered into the National Rural Housing Information System were counted; the third category was rural households with five guarantees, households with minimum living allowance, households with difficulties, or ordinary households. (1) Scope of subsidy objects 1. Decentralized support for households with five guarantees. They refer to the five-guarantee households who have not been placed in nursing homes and still live scattered in rural areas. In principle, rural dilapidated house renovation subsidy funds are only allocated to rural households with five guarantees who do not own a house or live in dilapidated houses. 2. Low-income households. They refer to farmers who live in poverty, enjoy the national subsistence allowance policy, and have a subsistence allowance certificate issued by the civil affairs department. 3. Poor disabled families. It refers to farmers whose families are relatively poor and have a disability certificate issued by the Disabled Persons' Federation. 4. Other poor households. It refers to rural households in difficulty who are relatively financially strapped and whose income is below the local poverty line. (2) Housing situation of subsidy objects 1. Anyone who is listed as a subsidy object for the renovation of rural dilapidated houses must live in a house that is rated C or D in accordance with the "Technical Guidelines for the Identification of Rural Dangerous Houses (Trial)" of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development. Dilapidated houses; those that are not Class C or D dilapidated houses cannot be included as objects of rural dilapidated house renovation subsidies. 2. Houseless households identified as rural dilapidated house renovation subsidy targets must be the most economically disadvantaged rural households, that is, scattered five-guarantee households, subsistence allowance households, poor disabled households, or other poor households, and do not have their own houses, Live in village collective housing or private houses for a long time. Households with five guarantees, minimum living allowances, households whose houses have been destroyed due to disasters and are poor farmers must be identified by the county-level civil affairs department. Families with impoverished people with disabilities and other poor households must be identified by the county poverty alleviation office. (3) Subsidy standards: The subsidy standards are 6,500 yuan, 7,500 yuan, and 9,000 yuan per household in the eastern, central, and western parts of the country; at the same time, the per capita subsidy standard is 1,200 yuan to support the construction of supporting infrastructure such as the renovation of dilapidated buildings and heating supply. What are the restrictions on the area and height of houses built on rural homesteads? With the popularization of regulations on homesteads, I believe many people understand that the ownership of homesteads belongs to rural collective economic organizations. So, how big a house can be built on a homestead? Are there any restrictions in this regard? The standards for rural villagers' homesteads: 20 to 30 square meters per person, a household with less than 3 people is calculated as 3 people, and a household with 4 people is calculated as 4 people. Households with more than 5 people are calculated as 5 people, and the new land area occupied by the expanded residence should be calculated together with the original homestead area. The standards for resettlement homesteads shall be implemented in accordance with the relevant documents of the district. The specific standards of each province are different. For example: According to the "Land Management Law" and the "Hebei (Agricultural Land, Commercial and Residential Land, Industrial Land) Provincial Land Management Regulations", the land standards for rural homesteads in Hebei: each occupied agricultural land The area occupied shall not exceed 200 square meters (0.30 acres), and the occupation of construction land and unused land shall not exceed 233 square meters (0.35 acres) per area. According to Article 21 of the "Guangdong (Agricultural Land, Commercial and Residential Land, Industrial Land) Provincial Land Management Measures", the standard area of ??homestead land in Guangdong is less than 80 square meters in plain areas and urban suburbs, less than 120 square meters in hilly areas, and 150 square meters in mountainous areas. Below square meters. According to the "Fujian (Agricultural Land, Commercial and Residential Land, Industrial Land) Rural Housing Construction Management Measures", the area of ??homesteads is specified in detail. The number of floors should generally not exceed three floors, and the building area of ??each household should be controlled within 300 square meters. ; When constructing multi-story unit housing, the building area of ??each household shall be controlled at about 200 square meters. Floor height control should conform to the actual local conditions, generally about 3 meters. Newly built houses must comply with engineering seismic fortification requirements, and slabs, beams, and columns must not be of stone structure. Therefore, when applying for a homestead to build a house, you need to understand the relevant local regulations and management methods in advance, and design the building drawings according to the requirements. Precautions for self-built houses in rural areas 1. The quality of the houses is not guaranteed. Some farmers do not have corresponding drawings when building houses, and there is great arbitrariness. They change their minds at will during the construction, pursue the functions of the houses one-sidedly, and ignore the structural safety, causing the houses to be damaged. Quality and safety cannot be guaranteed. 2. Construction safety inspection is not perfect. There is a lack of necessary protective facilities and safety conditions at the housing construction site, and most construction workers have not received professional training. 3. There are blind spots in the supervision of self-built houses. Due to the large construction area and scattered construction projects of farmers’ houses, it is difficult to supervise them. The quality of self-built houses is related to life safety. While cooperating with the safety supervision of relevant local departments, you must also be careful not to let the "Grass Terrace Construction Team" take advantage of the loopholes.