The house was originally built on the first floor, and now I want to build a second floor, do I need

Rural construction requires approval before construction, the original approved construction of the first floor, now want to build the second floor, can be approved by the relevant departments of the township, not the Land Bureau, not the village committee. Township ** has a planning and construction department, so it is necessary to apply to the township ** with the procedures and materials when the original first floor was built.

First of all, there must be approval procedures from the Planning Bureau;

Secondly, you have to go to the housing authority.

Registered change in the area of the property (if the scale is large, it will also need to be approved by the Construction Bureau);

Finally, it needs to be approved by the village committee or neighborhood office.

The above is a formal procedure, of course, if you want to build it privately (not protected by law), it is an illegal building, and it will be subject to the urban management bureau.

intervention and even forced demolition.

Extended Materials. According to the Urban and Rural Planning Law of the People's Republic of China.

37th in the city and town planning area in the form of allocation of State-owned land use rights for construction projects, approved by the relevant departments, approval, filing, the construction unit shall be submitted to the city and county people's urban and rural planning departments for construction land planning permission application, by the city and county people's urban and rural planning departments in accordance with the regulatory detailed planning.

Approve the location, area, and scope of construction land, and issue planning permits for construction land.

After the construction unit obtains the planning permit for construction land, it can only report to the local people at or above the county level.

The land department applies for land, and after the approval of the people at or above the county level, the land department allocates the land.

38th in the urban and town planning area to provide State-owned land use rights by way of transfer, before the transfer of State-owned land use rights, the city and county people's ** urban and rural planning departments shall, in accordance with the control of detailed planning, put forward the location of the plot, the nature of use, development intensity and other planning conditions, as part of the contract for the transfer of State-owned land use rights. For plots that have not determined the planning conditions, the right to use state-owned land shall not be transferred.

For construction projects that obtain state-owned land use rights by way of transfer, after signing the contract for the transfer of state-owned land use rights, the construction unit shall hold the approval, approval, filing documents of the construction project and the contract for the transfer of state-owned land use rights, and obtain a planning permit for construction land from the competent department of urban and rural planning of the city and county people.

The competent departments of urban and rural planning of the people's governments of cities and counties shall not change the planning conditions as part of the contract for the transfer of state-owned land use rights in the planning permit for construction land without authorization.

Article 39 Where the planning conditions are not included in the contract for the transfer of State-owned land use rights, the contract for the transfer of State-owned land use rights shall be invalid; If the construction unit has not obtained the construction land planning permit to approve the land, the relevant approval documents shall be revoked by the people at or above the county level; If the land is occupied, it shall be returned in a timely manner; Where losses are caused to the parties, compensation shall be given in accordance with law.

If your original land has already been approved, you don't need to apply to the Land Bureau, which only cares about the land and doesn't care how many floors you build. If your home is in a town, the chengguan may want to find you, because you are involved in space occupation and planning issues. If your house is in the countryside, it's fine.

Hello, my house was built a few years ago, and now there is an additional floor, but we only have three, and we used to build 145 square meters, and now they say that it takes five people to build 145 square meters, but we only have three people.

Summary. The construction of the second floor generally needs to be approved, I submit an application, the villagers' meeting agrees, the township ** review, the land department review, and the people's ** approval.

The house was originally built on the first floor, and now I want to build a second floor, do I need to go to the Land Bureau to apply for approval?

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Hello. If you can build a second floor after the original approval, you don't need to apply for approval again, mainly depending on what kind of house you are applying for.

The construction of the second floor generally needs to be approved, I submit an application, the villagers' meeting agrees, the township ** review, the land department review, and the people's ** approval.

My house built a floor twenty or thirty years ago, which is included in the real estate property, and now I want to extend the second floor.

The laws and regulations for changing the first floor of a self-built house to the second floor of a self-built house in rural areas are to be submitted for approval. It is illegal to add two floors to the homestead, and it is necessary to apply for construction approval before building a house. The provisions on homestead ownership are as follows:

"A rural villager household can only own one homestead, and the area of the homestead must not exceed the standard set by the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government."

Summary. Hello dear, the reasons why you can't build a second floor after getting the building certificate are as follows: a rural villager can only have one homestead, and the homestead area standard (including ancillary houses and courtyard land) shall not exceed 125 square meters of cultivated land; The height of the use of other land shall not exceed 140 square meters; Where there is a condition to use wasteland and barren slopes in mountainous areas, the height shall not exceed 160 square meters.

<> the building certificate is obtained, what is the reason why the second floor can not be built?

Hello dear, the reason why you can't build a second floor after getting the building certificate is as follows: a rural villager can only have one homestead, the homestead area standard (including ancillary houses and courtyard land), and the height of the cultivated land shall not exceed 125 square meters; The height of the use of other land shall not exceed 140 square meters; Where there is a condition to use wasteland and barren slopes in mountainous areas, the height shall not exceed 160 square meters. <>

<> the basis of the law: "Rural Homestead Management Office FA" Article 9 If there is a book in the mountainous area that uses wasteland and barren slopes, the height shall not exceed 160 square meters. The land area of the homestead is limited to the following sizes:

Farmers with three or fewer people are within 75 square meters, four-person farmers are within 100 square meters, and five-person farmers are within 110 square meters; Within square meters of a farmer with six or more people. <>