Who owns the income generated by vehicle management in rural production plots?

"Reserved land" refers to the construction land allocated to the expropriated rural collective economic organizations for the development of production according to a certain proportion of the actual land area after the state expropriates rural collective land. The actual rights and benefits of the reserved land are all owned by the village collective.

Centralized development mode of general reserved land: 1. Lease land. The village collective rents the reserved land to other parties to collect land rent for profit. In practice, tenants often use the land as a parking lot, or build simple sheds as factories, and then rent them out. This development model is a relatively primitive state, usually because the village collective lacks economic strength, the reserved area is poor, and the rental income is stable but the income is the lowest. 2. Rent the property. The village collective will lease the retained property on the ground to other parties and collect the rent for profit. Industry types are mainly automobile machinery and equipment, spare parts sales and small-scale logistics and warehousing. This model is slightly higher than leasing land, but it is still relatively extensive. 3. Cooperative development. The village collective shares in land, and the developer shares in capital. The two sides agreed to share the corresponding property rights according to the land price and construction cost, and then operate in a unified way and rent them out separately to obtain income. Industry types are mostly department store sales, electronic spare parts sales, household appliances sales, interior decoration materials sales, and building materials sales. 4. Self-management: The village collectives invest and develop their own land and build shops, logistics workshops and warehouses. , and their own management. In this mode, the village collective can master the contents and benefits of the project by itself, but it needs high economic strength and professional knowledge of project development. 5. Government unified rent: under the premise of several kinds of resettlement or replacement of reserved land, the government will come forward to invest and set up enterprises, rent centralized reserved land, and each village will pay rent dividends according to the proportion of land occupied. The established enterprise is responsible for land development, investment promotion and operation, and will return the land and affiliated properties to the village collective after the expiration of the agreement. The reserve land leased by the government is relatively concentrated and large in scale.