The difference between village-level economic development land and village-level reserved land

1. The reasons for land retention are different:

Rural economic development land refers to township (town) village construction land. Rural (town) village construction land refers to various non-agricultural construction lands invested or raised by rural (town) village collective economic organizations and rural individuals.

The reserved land at the village level will be contracted to the villagers all at once and will remain unchanged for fifty years. Part of the land is managed by the village and can be contracted freely, or funds can be raised to prepare housing bases or provide housing for newborn children.

2. Land use conditions are different:

Village-level economic development land is non-agricultural land. It is divided into three categories: residential land, public welfare land and business land.

Village-level reserved land is agricultural land. It is mainly used for farmland and part of it is used for homestead construction.

3. The ownership of land is different:

The ownership of village-level economic development land lies with the state and is used for the construction of towns and villages.

The ownership of village-level reserved land lies with the village collective and is used for the adjustment of agricultural population land.

4. Different land use indicators:

If village-level economic development land is used for village-level economic development, the land use indicators should be approved according to a certain proportion of the expropriated land area so that the expropriated land can be Collective economic organizations can organize and develop secondary and tertiary industries and strengthen collective economic construction. Resettlement of landless farmers. Its essence is an effective resettlement method.

The range of village-level reserved land is called map patches, and the land within the map patches can be developed and utilized as construction land. Village-level reserved land is generally cultivated land and forest land and cannot be developed or utilized.

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