Queshan County Land and Resources Bureau

Queshan County is located in southern Henan, at the junction of the remaining veins of the Funiu and Tongbai Mountains and the southwest edge of the North China Plain, with east longitude 113°37′30″~114°14′4″. Between 32°27′0″~33°03′ north latitude. It borders Runan County and Zhengyang County to the east, Pingqiao District of Xinyang City and Tongbai County of Nanyang City to the south, Biyang County to the west, and Zhumadian City Yi to the north. Urban area. The county is 55.1 kilometers long from north to south and 56.0 kilometers wide from east to west, with a total area of ??1,716.5 square kilometers, accounting for 1.3% of the total area of ??Henan Province and 13.6% of the total land area of ??Zhumadian City. , Shiwu Railway Passenger Dedicated Line, and the Anxin Expressway under construction run through the north and south; Xinyang Expressway, 411 Provincial Highway, and Minglin Provincial Highway run across the east and west; urban and rural highways crisscross and extend in all directions, making the transportation convenient.

Jiang Yin, Party Secretary and Director (appointed in May 2010)

Wang Yongtang, Party Secretary and Director (resigned in May 2010)

Wu Aihua, Party Member and Deputy Director

Liu Xueming, Member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director

Member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director Zhang Jun (appointed in December 2010)

Member of the Party Leadership Group and Leader of the Disciplinary Inspection Team of Huang Lianfeng (December 2010) Monthly appointment)

Member of the Party Leadership Group Meng Jianbo (appointed in December 2010)

Member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director Wang Lan (resigned in February 2010)

Jiang Introduction to Yin: Henan Queshan County, Han nationality, born in September 1963, member of the Communist Party of China, undergraduate education. He once served in the army, graduated from Shijiazhuang Army Academy, and served as squad leader, company commander, deputy chief of staff, and regiment staff officer. From August 1999 to May 2010, he served as a member of the Party Leadership Group and Deputy Director of Queshan County Land and Resources Bureau; in May 2010, he served as Secretary of the Party Leadership Group and Director of Queshan County Land and Resources Bureau

Organizational Setup The bureau has 7 departments including the Office, Letters and Calls Unit, Farmland Protection Planning Unit, Land Utilization Unit, Cadastral Registration Surveying and Mapping Unit, Mineral Development Management Unit, and Land Consolidation Office. It also has a Land and Mineral Supervision Team, a Land Reserve Center, and a Real Estate Office. There are 3 directly affiliated units of the trading center, including Panlong, Sanlihe, Zhugou, Wagang, Shigunhe, Yifeng, Puhui Temple, Liudian, Liuzhuang, Rendian, Xin'andian, Lixindian, Shuanghe, etc. 13

The total land resources area of ??the county is 171,650 hectares, including 83,847 hectares of cultivated land, 474 hectares of garden land, 49,279 hectares of forest land, 6,453 hectares of grassland, 13,553 hectares of urban, rural, industrial and mining land, and transportation land. 5,060 hectares, 10,296 hectares of water, and 2,685 hectares of other land.

Cultivated land protection has further improved the basic farmland protection system such as monitoring and inspections. Basic farmland protection signs have been set up in each township, and the county’s basic farmland area has stabilized at The control indicator is 58,401.7 hectares; 34 new basic farmland protection signs have been added along Quozheng Road, 411 Highway, Renwa Road, and Tianmushan Highway, and the area of ??basic farmland within the jurisdiction has always remained stable at 58,401.7 hectares. Strengthen the publicity of the protection of cultivated land and basic farmland, set up two large publicity signs at the intersection of Beijing-Zhuhai Expressway and Yiyang Expressway, and write 76 publicity slogans in each township.

Ensure cultivated land protection red lines and basic farmland protection indicators. Fully tap into the potential of land reserve resources, and implement the "three renovations" of "hollow villages", brick kilns and industrial and mining abandoned lands. After passing the inspection and acceptance of the Municipal Land and Resources Bureau, it was registered in the Provincial Department of Land and Resources for a total of two batches, covering an area of ??257 hectares, providing resource guarantee for the county’s economic development. Strictly implement the balance system of cultivated land occupation and compensation. In 2010, the number of cultivated land occupied for construction was 93.3259 hectares, and the amount of cultivated land supplemented was 94.63 hectares.

The revision of the overall land use plan was in accordance with the deployment of the national, provincial and municipal land use master plans, and timely adjustments were made with the county head in charge as the team leader, the heads of 26 county-level relevant units and the township supervisors. The planning revision work leading group with leaders as members also improved the business expert liaison and consultation meeting systems of relevant units, focused on basic data collection and verification and the "four checks and four comparisons" work, and improved the "Land Use Master Plan" "Implementing safeguard measures", "Protection of cultivated land and basic farmland", "Three Remediation and Conservation and Intensive Land Use" and other five special research reports, and made the "Queshan County Land Use Master Plan (2006~2020) Indicator Calculation and Explanation Report" 》, which laid the foundation for the implementation of the revision of the county's overall plan. In May 2010, the overall land use planning work at the township level was completed. The "Reply of the Zhumadian Municipal People's Government on the Township-level Land Use Master Plan (2006~2020) of Queshan County" (Zhuzhengwen [2010] No. 97) was officially issued and approved for implementation in May 2010.

Construction land management In 2010, the provincial government was reported to the provincial government for approval of the first batch of township construction land expropriation in Qishan County, covering an area of ??33.1184 hectares. It was used for industrial and mining land and the land user was Yulong Cement Factory. The first batch of reissued urban construction land covers an area of ??2.6159 hectares and is intended for industrial use. The land users are Zhumadian Yifang Food Co., Ltd., Huashun Biotechnology Co., Ltd., Yaxing Industrial, and Guanshan Primary School. The first batch of urban construction land covers an area of ??14.2995 hectares. It is used for residential purposes and the land user is Panlong Town Government. The first batch of linked pilot projects covers an area of ??26.8218 hectares and is used for industrial land. The land users are Queshan Jianhua Orthopedic Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Yaxing Casting Co., Ltd., and Henan Hengying Oil Co., Ltd.

Land use management In 2010, the government transferred 53 state-owned land use rights, covering an area of ??33.9 hectares, and the land income was more than 200 million yuan. Actively revitalize existing land, and revitalized 26.1 hectares of existing land throughout the year. Accelerate the supply of land for affordable housing, supplying 11 hectares of land for low-rent housing and affordable housing throughout the year. The government vigorously promotes the use of standard factories. The government invested more than 30 million yuan throughout the year to build 24,000 square meters of multi-story standard factories, which improved land use efficiency. A comprehensive renovation project of the Panlong abandoned quarry pit has been implemented, covering a total area of ??15 hectares. A transfer announcement was issued on December 26, 2010, and the total transaction price is expected to be more than 112 million yuan.

Cadastral management issued 118 state-owned land use certificates in 2010, compiled 4,060 land registration files since 1995, established land survey data and land statistics ledgers, and implemented all cadastral files under computer management, achieving Public inquiry of land registration information. The second land survey task was completed, and the results passed the pre-inspection team of the second provincial land survey office on November 11, 2010.

The seven land and resources office buildings invested more than 3 million yuan in township office construction have been completed and put into use, initially achieving the goal of building the township office into a city with "reasonable institutional settings, complete office facilities, and supporting management systems." , strict work discipline, excellent personnel quality, and satisfaction of the grassroots people” are the work goals of the Standardized Land and Resources Institute.

19 kinds of minerals of various types and 84 mineral deposits have been discovered in the mineral resources area, including 4 large deposits, 6 medium-sized deposits, 37 small deposits, 36 mineral points and 1 mineral water. 18 types of minerals with industrial reserves have been explored. Non-metallic minerals are the dominant minerals in Queshan County, with wide distribution, large reserves, high grade and easy mining. Among them, the resource reserves of flux limestone, chemical limestone and cement limestone all occupy an important position in the province.

Mineral resource management completed the conversion of the coordinate system in 2010. This time the on-site verification of mining rights was converted from Beijing 54 coordinates to Xi'an 80 coordinates. The county's mineral resources were integrated, from the original 165 to 92, reducing the number of mineral enterprises by 73, exceeding the integration target requirements of the superiors. A clean-up of exploration rights was carried out. There were 12 original exploration rights in the county. After the clean-up, 3 companies had expired exploration rights and 1 company had incompatible mineral types. The construction of tunnel kilns was carried out. By the end of 2010, 28 tunnel kilns had been built in the county, 23 had started production, 5 had trial production, and 25 had obtained shale mining licenses.

Law enforcement supervision: First, strengthen the implementation of the law enforcement supervision and inspection system.

Cooperate with the township land and resources office to implement inspection tasks, establish inspection and inspection ledgers, divide areas of responsibility, divide responsibilities into sections, identify specific inspection personnel, and make overall arrangements. The second is to strengthen the investigation and punishment of illegal land use. Cooperate with other units and adopt a joint office mechanism to perform their respective duties and responsibilities. The third is to further improve the three-level inspection network in counties and villages and give full play to the role of coordinators. The fourth is to do a good job in the 2009 Land Satellite Film Law Enforcement Inspection. The 78 plots in the county involve a total land area of ??2378.46 acres, including 250.29 acres of construction land, 2060.12 acres of agricultural land, and 68.05 acres of unused land. Through survey data calculation and preliminary rectification, the proportion of illegally occupied cultivated land in the county in 2009 accounted for 2.43% of the cultivated land occupied by newly added construction land.

The petition work was carried forward to 56 cases assigned by superiors and independently handled. Except for one case that is being processed, the rest were all reported and closed. The case closure rate was 98.2% and the public satisfaction rate was 95%. There were two reconsideration petition cases, all of which were upheld. 19 cases were investigated, 18 conflicts were resolved, and 1 case has been transferred to the court.

(Jiang Guanglu)