What is village-level reserved land?

Reserved land refers to the construction land allocated to the expropriated rural collective economic organizations for the development of production as land acquisition and resettlement according to a certain proportion of the actual land area after the country expropriates rural collective land.

Extended data:

Nature and characteristics of reserved land:

Where the reserved land is used for construction, the formalities for examination and approval of land use conversion shall be handled according to law. In principle, the nature of the reserved land remains the nature of collective land, and the reserved land within the scope of urban planning can be levied as state-owned land, that is, land acquisition procedures can be handled at the same time. The right to use the reserved land and its income are all owned by rural collective economic organizations. Transferring, transferring, leasing or mortgaging the reserved land use right according to law shall be approved by more than two thirds of the villagers' representatives at the villagers' meeting of the rural collective economic organization, and the circulation plan shall be publicized within the scope of the collective economic organization 15 days, etc.

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

1, the reasons for leaving the land are different:

The land for rural economic development refers to the land for rural (town) village construction. Rural (town) village construction land refers to all kinds of non-agricultural construction land invested or raised by rural (town) village collective economic organizations and rural individuals.

Village-level reserved land will be contracted to villagers at one time, unchanged for 50 years. Part of the land is managed by the village in a unified way, and can be contracted freely. It can also raise funds to prepare housing bases or provide housing for newborn children.

2, the land use is different:

The land for village-level economic development 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. Mainly used for cultivated land, part of which is used for homestead construction.

3, the ownership of land is different:

The ownership of village-level economic development land belongs to the state and is used for village construction.

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

4. Different land use indicators:

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

The range of village-level reserved land is called map spot, and the land in the map spot can be used as construction land for development and utilization. Village-level reserved land is generally cultivated land and forest land, which cannot be developed and utilized.