Xihua County Land and Resources Bureau

Xihua County is located in the eastern part of Henan Province, in the hinterland of the Yellow River Flood Zone. Xihua has a long history. It was established as a county in the Han Dynasty and has been called Xihua, Changping, Jicheng, Honggou, etc. In the Tang Dynasty, it was renamed Xihua to this day. According to legend, Nuwa kneaded clay to make humans and refined stones to mend the sky here. There are Nuwa City, Jizi Reading Platform, Shang Gaozong Mausoleum, Longquan Temple and other historic sites within the territory, so Xihua is also known as "Wa City" and "Ji City". Xihua is an old revolutionary area. Lingtougang, Duchenggang and Miaoligang villages in the west of the county are the "Three Gangs" anti-Japanese base areas established by the East Henan Special Committee of the Communist Party of China in 1933; Dugang Village in the north of the city is the fourth division of the New Fourth Army. At the reorganization and formation site, there is a monument to the Dugang Reunion. Zhang Zhen, former vice chairman of the Central Military Commission, and Zhang Aiping, former minister of the Ministry of National Defense, inscribed the title and inscription respectively. It currently governs 18 towns, 3 offices, 3 agricultural and forestry farms, 435 administrative villages, 1,099 natural villages, and 3,090 villager groups, with a total population of 890,000. It is an important grain, cotton, and oil production base in the country.

Gou Weiqing, Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director

Liu Fayi, Deputy Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director

Jin Yufeng, Member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director

Yuan Zhiqiang Party Leadership Group Member, Deputy Director

Bu Fanjun Party Leadership Group Member, Discipline Inspection Team Leader

Xiao Wenhua Captain of the Law Enforcement Supervision Brigade

Gou Weiqing’s profile: A native of Shangshui County, Henan Province, Member of the Communist Party of China, bachelor degree. Born in July 1972, started working in January 1991. From January 1991 to May 1995, he worked in the Shangshui County Finance Bureau (section member); from May 1995 to March 2004, he served as prosecutor of the Shangshui County Procuratorate; from March 2004 to July 2007, He served as deputy section-level prosecutor of the Shangshui County Procuratorate; from July 2007 to February 2008, he served as deputy section-level discipline inspector of the Shangshui County Discipline Inspection Committee; from February 2008 to March 2009, he served as the Discipline Inspection Office of Zhoukou City Land and Resources Bureau Director; from March 2009 to present, he serves as Party Secretary and Director of Xihua County Land and Resources Bureau.

Organizational Settings Bureau: Office, Personnel, Finance, Education, Women's Committee, Printing, Vehicle Management, Utilization, Farm Conservation, Land Use, Planning, Cadastral, Minerals, Letters and Calls, Archives, Legal System, Discipline Inspection , administrative approval, surveying and mapping, supervision, etc.; 6 directly affiliated institutions including the land law enforcement and supervision team, real estate center, land consolidation center, land use registration center, land reserve center, land survey and design office; Chengguan, Qingheyi , Piying, Dawangzhuang, Lidazhuang, Yebukou, Dongwangying, Chiying, Huangqiao, Xixia, Xiaoyao, Zhifang, Fengmu, Aigang, Honghua, Niedui, Tiankou, Xihuaying, Dong 22 township (field) land and resources offices including Xia and county farms, county forest farms, and county horticultural farms. As of the end of 2010, there were 390 cadres and employees.

Land resources The total land area of ??Xihua County is 1.8102 million acres. Among them, there are 1.2584 million acres of cultivated land (1.0111 million acres of basic farmland), accounting for 69.5% of the total land area; 59,100 acres of garden land, accounting for 3.3% of the total land area; 67,000 acres of forestland, accounting for 3.7% of the total land area; urban and rural areas There are 232,200 acres of industrial and mining land, accounting for 12.8% of the total land area; 53,200 acres of transportation land, accounting for 2.9% of the total land area; 137,600 acres of water and water utilization land, accounting for 7.6% of the total land area; and 2,700 acres of other land. (Facility agricultural land, swamp land), accounting for 0.2% of the total land area.

Cultivated land protection In 2010, Xihua County included the protection of cultivated land and basic farmland in the annual target assessment of the county government. The main leaders of the county government and the heads of each township (town, office) signed target responsibility letters respectively. , formulated assessment methods and accountability system. Efforts have been made to build a collective responsibility mechanism, improve the county, township and village leadership organizations, appoint village committee directors of 435 administrative villages as farmland protection coordinators, form a three-level and effective protection network, and regularly report to The Standing Committee of the County People's Congress reports on farmland protection work and accepts supervision. Xihua County has established a joint responsibility mechanism for cultivated land protection with the government as the main body, land as the forerunner, departmental joint supervision, and extensive social participation.

Focus on the regulation of construction land, strictly control the scale of urban and rural land, actively explore the compensation mechanism for cultivated land protection, carry out in-depth comprehensive land development and consolidation work, and implement the "compensate first and then occupy" measures to supplement the capacity of cultivated land to determine the scale of occupied cultivated land. , implement the "occupy one to compensate for one" measure to ensure a balance between arable land occupation and compensation.

We have intensified the investigation and handling of cases involving land violations, cracked down on all types of illegal activities that damage and occupy basic farmland, and carefully constructed a comprehensive prevention and control system that “I know when the earth is shaking, and all violations must be investigated.” In 2010, 5 projects for supplementing cultivated land were applied for and 1 project for supplementing cultivated land was implemented. The implemented supplementary cultivated land project, with an investment of 1.0623 million yuan, added 852 acres of cultivated land, and passed the final inspection of the Municipal Land and Resources Bureau in December 2010.

Construction land management in 2010 established service as a management concept. In the past, waiting for land users to come to apply for certificates was transformed into early intervention and proactive service. On the premise of not violating regulations, special cases and urgent matters were handled urgently. , ensuring that project implementation will not be affected by delays in land supply and project progress will not be affected by inadequate services. In 2010, Xihua County applied for approval of 605 acres of urban construction land and 226 acres of township construction land; two batches of urban and rural construction land increase and decrease linked planning projects covering an area of ??1,206 acres, and 316 acres of additional construction land procedures were completed, and a total of all types of construction land approvals were completed 2,407 acres, effectively guaranteeing the land for economic construction and development in Xihua County.

The cadastral management has fully completed the second land survey, and basically found out the ownership, area, distribution and utilization status of various types of land in Xihua County, providing detailed information for decision-making and management of land resources in Xihua County. Basic data; the results of the second land survey were accepted by the Department of Land and Resources of Henan Province in December 2010; based on the results of the second land survey, various database resources of land and resources were integrated to further update and improve the urban cadastral information system The database and the 1:10,000 land use database have promoted the process of digitalization, informatization and automation of cadastral management, laying a solid foundation for the transformation of Xihua County from "land management based on numbers" to "land management based on maps".

Land Planning In order to enhance the scientificity, operability and forward-looking nature of the overall land use plan, the land and resources departments at the county and township levels of Xihua have carefully learned from the experience in the previous round of revision of the overall land use plan. Lessons learned, in the new round of planning revision, special emphasis is placed on accurately connecting the overall land use plan with special plans such as industrial planning and urban planning. The control and guidance of the overall land use plan have been significantly enhanced. In October 2010, the "Revision of Xihua County and Township Level Land Use Master Plan (2006~2020)" was approved and implemented by the Henan Provincial Government.

Land Utilization In 2010, through scientific adjustments to the structure and timing of land supply, we guided the appropriate concentration of projects, strictly controlled the scale of land use, encouraged enterprises to tap their potential, flexibly adopted multiple ways to tap existing land, and strictly implemented the "recruitment plan" According to the land transfer regulations and the minimum price standards for industrial land, Xihua County sold 16 state-owned land use rights through "bid, auction, and hang", covering an area of ??537.65 acres, with a transaction amount of 76.18 million yuan.

Land consolidation In 2010, 1 land consolidation project was implemented with an investment of 7.6979 million yuan, 8,175 acres of land were consolidated, and 261.75 acres of newly cultivated land were added; 1 land consolidation project of the Henan Provincial Government was pursued, with project funds of 10.6 million yuan .

Law enforcement supervision has further strengthened the local government's farmland protection responsibilities, and formed a coordination and linkage mechanism for law enforcement and discipline agencies and land and resources departments at all levels to jointly investigate and handle land violations and criminal cases. Land law enforcement supervision has generally realized the transformation from "one family to one family". The transformation from "manage management, multiple users" to "manage management by multiple companies". We have established and improved systems for dynamic inspections and mutual inspections of cultivated land protection, rewards for reporting land violations, and monthly and quarterly reports on cultivated land protection; we have standardized basic farmland protection files, sorted out and reissued cultivated land protection responsibility letters, and overhauled basic farmland protection signs. Regularly and irregularly organize inspections of farmland protection work, and promptly transfer major land violation cases to the judicial department for processing. In 2010, a total of 204 land violation cases involving an area of ??960 acres were investigated and dealt with. 14 cases were handled on the spot, 188 cases were filed, 180 cases were closed, the case closure rate was 95.7%, and more than 700,000 yuan in fines were collected. The 2010 Land Satellite Law Enforcement Inspection has been launched. From the preliminary inspection, the illegal occupation of cultivated land in our county accounts for 10.4% of the newly occupied cultivated land for construction, which is lower than the 15% accountability ratio.

In 2010, while handling petitions in accordance with the law and receiving them with warmth, we carefully studied the characteristics of land-related petition cases over the years, deeply analyzed the problems that existed in the investigation and handling of previous cases, and formulated targeted policies. There are 12 effective petition work systems including time limit processing, settlement response, and follow-up follow-up visits. Centrally carry out investigation of soil-related petition cases, classify them into categories, and assign responsibilities to individuals.

For major soil-related petition cases, members of the bureau’s leadership team will handle the cases to ensure that cases of soil-related petitions are discovered early, stabilized, and handled quickly. In 2010, *** received 136 visits and 360 person-times, opened 18 cases, and handled 22 transferred cases assigned by superiors. All cases were closed, with a case closure rate of 100% and a mass satisfaction rate of 95%.

(Mu Lei)