Can you keep bees in rural villagers residential areas

It can be raised in front of the house and behind the house to prevent bees from hurting people.

It can be raised, but at the same time, it is necessary to take into account the safety issue.

Legal analysis: No, 1. Residential areas are densely populated places, which are relatively concentrated residential areas in cities, with a certain scale, and relevant supporting facilities to meet the needs of residential areas, such as: schools, medicines, markets, etc.

2. Beekeeping is a kind of breeding industry. Bees collect flowers to make nectar, and there is no flower source for bees to collect flowers in urban residential areas, and bees can affect people's lives. Beekeeping in residential areas is uncoordinated and is not allowed by laws and regulations.

3. Beekeeping, to the countryside, grassland, forest areas and other places with flower sources, the environment is fresh, the quality of honey will be better, and the beekeeping industry can be bigger and better.

Legal basis: "Beekeeping Management Measures (Trial)".

Article 12 Paragraph 1: When beekeepers arrive at the honey pollen source plant planting area to release bees, they shall inform the village-level organization or management unit within 3,000 meters of the surrounding area. Organizations and units that receive a notice of bee release shall promptly make an announcement in an appropriate manner.

Units and individuals planting honey pollen source plants in bee release areas should avoid applying pesticides during the full flowering period. If it is really necessary to apply pesticides, pesticide varieties with low toxicity to bees should be selected.

Article 15 Beekeepers shall hold the "Beekeeping Certificate" to the beekeeping department or bee industry association of the source of honey to contact the beekeeping site. In principle, bee farms should be spaced at a distance of more than 1,000 meters, and should be kept at an appropriate distance from residential areas and roads. Bee releasers shall obey the site arrangement, shall not forcibly occupy the site, and abide by local customs.

Beekeeping is not allowed in residential areas, because there are no flowers for bees to collect honey in residential areas, and it will affect the safety of residents. It is also not conducive to bee honey production, so bees cannot be kept in residential areas.

Answer; No. Because bees have to come out to pick flowers to make honey. This element is not possible in residential areas. Flying around in peak residential areas can also harm residents. Therefore, beekeeping is not allowed in residential areas.

No, there are a lot of people living in residential areas, and there are many children, what if you sting others, generally beekeeping is raised when there are few people, so it is safe.

Legal analysis: If the other party's behavior affects your adjacent rights in drainage, ventilation, lighting, passage, etc., or other civil rights and interests, you can request that the infringement be stopped, the obstruction can be removed, and if the loss is caused, you can claim compensation.

Legal basis: Civil Code of the People's Republic of China

Article 288:Owners of adjacent rights to immovable property shall correctly handle adjacent relationships in accordance with the principles of conducive to production, convenience of life, solidarity and mutual assistance, and fairness and reasonableness.

Article 289:Where laws and regulations have provisions on the handling of adjacent relationships, follow those provisions; Where laws and regulations have no provisions, local customs may be followed.

Article 290:Owners of immovable property rights shall provide necessary facilities for the use of water and drainage by adjacent rights holders.

The use of natural flowing water shall be reasonably distributed among the adjacent rights holders of the immovable property. The discharge of natural flowing water shall respect the natural flow direction.

Article 291:Where the owner of immovable property rights has to use the land of the adjacent rights holders for the purpose of passage, etc., they shall provide necessary facilitation.

Article 292:Where the owner of immovable property rights must use adjacent land or buildings for the purpose of constructing or repairing buildings, laying wires, cables, water pipes, heating and gas pipelines, etc., the rights holder of the land or buildings shall provide necessary convenience.

Article 293: The construction of buildings shall not violate the relevant national construction standards, and shall not obstruct the ventilation, lighting and sunlight of adjacent buildings.

Article 294: Holders of immovable property rights must not dispose of solid wastes in violation of state regulations, or discharge harmful substances such as air pollutants, water pollutants, soil pollutants, noise, optical radiation, and electromagnetic radiation.

Article 295: Owners of immovable property rights shall not endanger the safety of adjacent immovable property by excavating land, constructing buildings, laying pipelines, installing equipment, etc.

Article 296:Where the owner of immovable property rights uses adjacent immovable property for the purposes of water, drainage, passage, laying pipelines, etc., it shall try to avoid causing harm to the adjacent immovable property rights holders.

Legal analysis: If a neighbor's bee raising affects the normal life of others, the infringed party may request the neighbor to stop the infringement and remove the obstruction, and if the loss is caused, the neighbor may also be required to compensate for the loss. At the same time, according to the law, if the normal life of the surrounding residents is affected, the residents can also complain to the real estate administrative department.

Legal basis: "Residential Interior Decoration Management Measures" Article 5 Residential interior decoration activities, the following acts are prohibited:

A) without the original design unit or the design unit with the corresponding qualification level to put forward the design plan, change the main body of the building and load-bearing structure;

2) Changing rooms or balconies without waterproof requirements into bathrooms and kitchens;

3) Expand the size of the original doors and windows on the load-bearing wall, and remove the brick and concrete walls connecting the balconies;

4) Damage the original energy-saving facilities of the house and reduce the energy-saving effect;

5) Other behaviors that affect the safety of building structure and use.