Compensation standard for reservoir resettlement

For compensation, water conservancy and hydropower projects generally compensate according to the physical quantity. Personal compensation subsidies mainly include compensation for land acquisition (buyout) and resettlement, compensation for land acquisition (temporary occupation), compensation for houses and affiliated buildings, compensation for house decoration, compensation for young crops, compensation for forest land and garden trees, compensation for scattered trees (fruit trees), compensation for fish pond facilities, compensation for agricultural and sideline facilities, compensation for business suspension, compensation for relocation, compensation for graves and poverty.

According to the Regulations on Compensation and Resettlement for Land Expropriation of Large and Medium-sized Water Conservancy and Hydropower Projects (the State Council Decree No.679), the land compensation and resettlement subsidies for land requisitioned by large and medium-sized water conservancy and hydropower projects shall be implemented according to the same compensation standards as those for infrastructure projects such as railways and the standards stipulated by the provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government where the land is requisitioned.

In other words, if your town has the same type of project demolition, the land acquisition and resettlement fee will refer to the project standard. If not, but there are other water conservancy and hydropower projects, the same type of projects should prevail, but it should be noted that the compensation standards should refer to the latest standards published by the government. If there is a comprehensive land price, it shall be implemented according to the comprehensive land price. If there is no comprehensive land price, it shall be calculated by multiplying the output value of mu (year) of land announced by the government by a certain multiple.

Temporary land occupation is based on the standard of mu output value, and how long it takes to make up (quarterly, year by year). After temporary reclamation, there will be corresponding maturity subsidy compensation, which is generally one year's mu output value of the land.

Young crops are generally compensated according to the output value per mu 1 year, and some places are compensated according to Da Chun and Koharu.

Forest compensation fees for forest land and garden land shall be implemented according to the latest compensation standards.

Houses, decoration and ancillary facilities are generally calculated according to the compensation standard of physical quantity and local relevant documents.

Generally, the scale of agricultural and sideline facilities is calculated and listed as reasonable shutdown loss, equipment relocation and other related expenses.

Relocation allowance is divided into personnel relocation allowance and equipment relocation allowance according to the relocation distance, and personnel relocation expenses include transportation allowance, accommodation, medical care, work, insurance and other expenses during relocation; Equipment relocation expenses include transportation expenses and loss expenses during relocation.

Grave compensation shall be implemented in accordance with relevant standards.

Housing subsidies for poor immigrants are only for relocated households whose per capita housing area is lower than the local per capita housing area.

Transitional allowance is the accommodation expenses incurred when the new house does not meet the occupancy conditions.

The above are the compensation items and calculation basis that individuals can obtain for land acquisition and demolition of water conservancy and hydropower projects, which basically cover the whole (a few areas are slightly different, such as the living Buddha owned by individuals has been opened, and the compensation standard needs to be determined by other means).