About the policy on demolition of dilapidated buildings in rural areas

In order to promote the renovation of dilapidated rural buildings, my country has introduced a policy for the demolition of dilapidated rural buildings. The policy requires all localities to conduct a census of dilapidated rural buildings, identify targets for demolition, and provide relevant compensation and resettlement. At the same time, penalties were also imposed for those who refused to dismantle.

The rural dilapidated house demolition policy is a policy introduced by our government to promote rural revitalization and improve the rural living environment. According to regulations, all localities should conduct a census of dilapidated buildings in rural areas to determine the targets for demolition. For dilapidated houses that meet the demolition standards, the government will provide corresponding compensation and resettlement policies and guide residents in dilapidated houses to choose appropriate resettlement methods. At the same time, the policy also clarifies penalties for those who refuse to dismantle. If residents of dilapidated houses refuse to cooperate with the demolition work, or demolish dilapidated houses without approval, the government will take administrative enforcement measures and may even pursue legal liability. The introduction of the rural dilapidated house demolition policy has effectively promoted the renovation and upgrading of rural dilapidated houses. But at the same time, we also need to pay attention to preventing disputes caused by good-faith demolition, strengthen supervision of demolition compensation standards, do a good job in resettling residents of dilapidated buildings, and ensure the implementation effect of the policy.

If the government fails to provide demolition compensation or resettlement on time, what should residents of dilapidated houses do? If the government fails to provide demolition compensation or resettlement on time, residents of dilapidated houses can protect their rights and interests in a variety of ways. For example, you can file a complaint to the relevant department, or file an administrative review or lawsuit through legal channels. During this process, it is recommended that residents of dilapidated buildings consult professional legal advisors to ensure that their rights and interests are effectively protected.

The introduction of policies to demolish dilapidated rural buildings has played a positive role in improving the rural living environment and promoting rural revitalization. However, during policy implementation, attention needs to be paid to preventing potential problems and disputes, strengthening supervision of policy implementation effects, and ensuring that the legitimate rights and interests of residents in dilapidated buildings are effectively protected.

Legal basis:

Article 66 of the "Urban and Rural Planning Law of the People's Republic of China" If a construction unit or individual commits any of the following acts, the city or county where it is located shall be responsible for The urban and rural planning department of the people's government orders demolition within a time limit and may impose a fine of less than twice the cost of the temporary construction project: (1) temporary construction without approval; (2) ) Temporary construction is not carried out in accordance with the approved contents;

(3) Temporary buildings and structures are not dismantled beyond the approved period.