What is the detailed division of compensation area for land acquisition in Lanzhou?

As the capital of Gansu Province, Lanzhou is the absolute central city in northwest China. At the same time, Lanzhou's geographical position determines its important traffic position in relevant areas of China. With the overall development of the country, land expropriation in Lanzhou has been particularly frequent in recent years. Presumably, many Lanzhou citizens are also very concerned about the detailed division of land acquisition compensation areas in Lanzhou. 1. What is the detailed division of compensation area for land acquisition in Lanzhou? The land in Chengguan District of Lanzhou City, Gansu Province is divided into two categories: the first category: the part outside the urban planning area of Beishan (Qingbaishi Street (Baidaoping Village, Dalanggou Village, Xianshuigou Village, Majiagou Village, Qingshan Village, Qingshiwan Village, Shang Ping Village, Shigou Village and Yangjiawan Village); Yanchang Road Street (Caochang Street Village, Shangchuan Village, Shimengou Village, Tingzi Village, Yanchangbao Village and Yanchang Road Street); Caochang street street; Guangwumen Street; Jingyuan Road Street). Compensation standard: irrigated land: 126030 yuan/mu; Dryland: 100825 yuan/mu. Area 2: Outside the urban planning area of Nanshan District (Fulongping Street (Touying Village, Yinger Village, Sanying Village, Minzu Village, Zhuojiagou Village, Honggou Village and Fulongping Street); Donggang Street (Dawashan Village and Changwa Village of Donggang Street); Gongxingdun Street (Gongxingdun Street and Gongxingdun Village); Jiaojiawan Street; Wuquan Street). Compensation standard: irrigated land: 77,992 yuan/mu; Dryland: 62,394 yuan/mu; Aitu Land Acquisition and Demolition Lawyers Group reminds all expropriated people that the above compensation standards only include land compensation fees and resettlement subsidies, excluding compensation fees for young crops and ground attachments of expropriated land, which shall be implemented in accordance with the provisions of the local people's government. This standard is a protective standard. According to the spirit of national land acquisition legislation, it is desirable to levy farmers' land compensation fees, which will not reduce the living standards of landless farmers. Secondly, if the annual output value of land is much higher than the average output value of the district Committee because of the good use of land, such as planting cash crops on the land, using agricultural land for special planting and aquaculture, etc., higher compensation should be obtained according to the actual situation. Second, how to deal with disputes over land acquisition compensation? Legal treatment methods mainly include administrative litigation, administrative reconsideration, administrative reconsideration ruling, civil litigation, land acquisition compensation coordination, ruling and so on. Different legal procedures should be initiated according to the different characteristics of individual cases. 1. Administrative reconsideration of land acquisition disputes: refers to an administrative act in which a citizen, a legal person or any other organization refuses to accept a specific administrative act made by an administrative subject, thinks that the specific administrative act of an administrative subject infringes on their legitimate rights and interests, and submits an application for reconsideration to a statutory administrative reconsideration organ according to law, and the administrative reconsideration organ examines the legality and appropriateness of the specific administrative act according to law and makes an administrative reconsideration decision. It is a method for citizens, legal persons or other organizations to solve administrative disputes through administrative relief. The biggest feature of administrative reconsideration is that it can jump out of a certain field. If you are dissatisfied with the behavior of a provincial department of land and resources, you can apply to the Ministry of land and resources for reconsideration. If you are worried about the existence of local protection in a certain place in the process of handling a case, you should choose such a relief channel. 2. Administrative litigation of land acquisition disputes Administrative litigation refers to a judicial procedure in which a citizen as a legal person refuses to accept a specific administrative act, brings a lawsuit to a people's court, and the people's court hears it and makes a judgment or ruling. 3. Civil litigation in land acquisition disputes In land acquisition disputes, most of the litigation is administrative litigation, and civil litigation is rare. However, not all procedures must be administrative proceedings, and sometimes civil proceedings can be taken. For example, for illegal land occupation, civil tort can be prosecuted from a civil point of view, demanding to stop the infringement, compensate the losses and restore the original state. For the signed land acquisition compensation agreement, if there are coercion and other means in the process of signing the agreement, from the perspective of civil litigation, the agreement will be revoked. In short, when handling a case, we should use our brains instead of focusing on administrative litigation. If civil litigation is more beneficial to us, we should try our best to follow the procedure of civil litigation. Civil disputes that often occur in land acquisition disputes include: disputes over land acquisition compensation agreements; Land infringement disputes; Disputes over land contract management. 4. Coordination and adjudication of land acquisition compensation The adjudication of land acquisition compensation can also be called coordination and adjudication of land acquisition compensation, which means that the local people's governments at or above the county level coordinate the disputed compensation standards; If the coordination fails, it shall be decided by the people's government that approved the land acquisition, which is a system implemented by the state to reduce and solve land acquisition disputes. This mechanism can be divided into two parts. One is coordination, not adjudication. Coordination is the forefront of the ruling, and uncoordinated ones cannot enter the ruling. If the two levels of government shirk each other in the application for coordination, they shall apply to the land acquisition examination and approval authority for a ruling at the expiration of the coordination period. If there is no coordinated ruling method in the province or the coordinated ruling method does not specify how long it will take, it is recommended to apply for a ruling after 60 days. 5. Land acquisition dispute hearing system Land acquisition dispute hearing system refers to a system in which the competent authorities organize hearings when making administrative punishment and administrative licensing decisions, formulating rules and normative documents in land acquisition disputes, and should follow the principles of openness, fairness, justice and convenience, fully listen to the opinions of citizens, legal persons and other organizations, and guarantee their rights of statement, cross-examination and defense. It can be divided into two categories, one is the hearing organized by the competent department ex officio, and the other is the hearing organized after the applicant applies. The hearings organized ex officio include: formulating or modifying the benchmark land price; Compiling or revising the overall land use planning and mineral resources planning; To formulate or revise the compensation standards for regional land acquisition; Formulating rules and normative documents; Other circumstances stipulated by the competent department. The above is about the land classification in Chengguan District of Lanzhou City, because the Lanzhou provincial government has not issued a particularly clear document in other areas. The land in Chengguan District of Lanzhou City is divided into two grades, and the part located in Nanshan District of Lanzhou City belongs to the second-class area, which is quite different from the compensation for land acquisition in the first-class area.