The new regulations stipulate that these three illegal houses in rural areas do not need to be demolished.

Now rural housing needs to go through the relevant examination and approval procedures, otherwise it is illegal and may be demolished by relevant departments. However, in the new policy issued by the state, there are three kinds of houses in rural areas, even if they are illegal.

Now rural housing needs to go through the relevant examination and approval procedures, otherwise it is illegal and may be demolished by relevant departments. However, in the new policy promulgated by the state, there are three kinds of houses in rural areas, and even illegal buildings do not need to be demolished. Let me tell you something about it. Let's see if you don't know.

1. What is illegal construction in rural areas?

Illegal rural construction refers to all kinds of buildings built on agricultural land or rural construction land without obtaining rural construction planning permit or construction project planning permit according to law.

The criteria for identifying illegal houses in rural areas mainly include two aspects:

1, whether the building permit has been obtained.

2. Is it illegal to occupy land?

Second, which illegal buildings will be demolished?

1. houses that change the nature of agricultural land without authorization.

Agricultural production land, including cultivated land, woodland, grassland, farmland water conservancy land, aquaculture water surface, etc. Building houses on agricultural land without authorization before it is converted into construction land is prohibited and punished by relevant laws. If it is illegal, it shall be demolished.

2 houses built without the approval of the relevant departments.

030 10 article 65 stipulates that if a rural construction planning permit is not obtained according to law or construction is not carried out in accordance with the provisions of the rural construction planning permit, the township and town people's governments shall order it to stop construction and make corrections within a time limit; If it is not corrected within the time limit, it can be removed.

3. Violation of the regulations of one household and one house.

0030 10 article 62: rural villagers can only own one homestead, and the area of the homestead shall not exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the central government.

Articles 7 and 9 of 0030 10 stipulate that rural villagers should go through the formalities of examination and approval of land use according to law when building houses (including new construction, expansion, relocation and demolition). Involving the occupation of agricultural land, the examination and approval procedures for the conversion of agricultural land shall be handled according to law, involving transportation, forest land, water conservancy and other land. You should also obtain the permission or consent of the relevant departments respectively. A rural family can only own one homestead. The standard of homestead area (including ancillary buildings and courtyard land) shall not exceed125m2 of cultivated land. The maximum usable area of other land shall not exceed140m2; Conditional utilization of mountainous wasteland and barren slopes shall not exceed160m2. Therefore, if the illegal expansion of the homestead exceeds the specified area and does not meet the requirements of one household and one house, it will be punished for rectification or demolition.

Third, the illegal buildings in these three rural areas cannot be demolished.

1. Small illegal buildings that do not affect others' lives

At present, rural housing land is in short supply. Many rural farmers don't even have their own homestead, so they build houses on their farmland without applying. There are also some houses whose area or height exceeds the standard. Usually, such houses are to be demolished. However, after the introduction of the new regulations, such houses do not need to be demolished as long as they do not affect the normal life of others. However, to confirm the rights of such illegal houses, it is necessary to go through relevant procedures.

2 unauthorized occupation of collective land for building houses requires the consent of half of the villagers.

If you want to build a house in rural areas, you must go through normal approval procedures. Apply for the homestead first, and then build a house on the homestead after the homestead is approved. It is illegal to occupy village collective construction land to build houses without approval. However, as long as more than half of the villagers in the village pass the examination, this illegal building does not need to be demolished, but relevant procedures and certificates need to be reissued.

3. The only residence for farmers

Now that farmers' living conditions are good, many farmers have bought houses in the city, and some farmers can't afford them. The house in the countryside is their only residence. If this