Why are some rural houses only allowed to be three and a half floors ? What is the reason?

Why is it that "only three and a half floors are allowed" to build a house in the countryside? Many people don't know, the answer is here! Do the most attentive, do the best field, I am an old farmer, today we will talk about the matter of building houses in the countryside.

In the past two years, our rural life has been getting better and better, thanks to the country's more and more assistance to the countryside, our life is getting happier and happier, and many people have begun to build small western-style buildings on their own land.

Some are even better looking than the villas in the city, which is very enviable, but has everyone found out? Most of these small western-style buildings are only three and a half storeys, why is that? Is it because of financial constraints that a three-story building can only be built?

Let's take a look at what the reason is!

First of all, I don't know if you know a policy, that is, the height limit order. There is a height limit on self-built houses in rural areas, basically between meters and 3 meters on each floor, the highest can not exceed meters, the relevant documents require rural housing construction, but also adhere to the principle of conducive to production and convenient life, but the policy of these rooms is also different, some places have no requirements for this aspect of height, but some places have requirements, but everyone should also know that this practice is also for the real rural construction to consider, to achieve unity, adhere to the comfort of appearance, Therefore, when you build a house in the future, you must pay attention to this factor.

The second reason is that everyone knows that now we use brick and concrete structures to build houses in rural areas.

The density is relatively large, and the seismic resistance is relatively low. Therefore, it is not suitable for building high, many rural construction teams are up to standard, and if you build too high, there will be potential safety hazards.

Therefore, you must keep in mind that you should not blindly compare, you are building higher, in this way, not only there are potential safety hazards, but also if an emergency occurs, it is not conducive to rescue operations.

Then there is the problem of lighting. As we all know, every household in the countryside is relatively close, distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors, good neighbors can save a lot of things, so your floor is built too much, it will inevitably affect your neighbors, for neighborhood relations, there is no benefit, not conducive to the harmony of the neighborhood, 23 o'clock, from the furniture door is generally 4 to 5 people, the average family has 120 square meters to 160 square meters is completely enough, three and a half floors can also meet such needs, there is no need to build so high, it is useless, Therefore, in rural areas, only about three and a half storey houses are built.

Finally, I would like to remind everyone that the house under construction is not like before, you can build how you want, and you must go through the approval of the relevant departments before building a house.

It's also going to be demolished, do you all remember it? If there is anything else you want to say, you can leave a message below, discuss it with you, and finally wish you good health, all the best, and get rich as soon as possible.

This is due to the fact that when many rural villages build houses, the foundation is not particularly stable, so they cannot be built too high. The reason is that the lid is too high and may cause the house to collapse, and it may also cause some malfunctions in the house, which may cause the house to smash and injure others.

This is a relevant regulation, the height limit is to ensure the interests of other people, to avoid affecting the lighting, to avoid affecting people's daily life.

The materials used to build houses in rural areas are different, so you can't build too high, otherwise it will easily collapse.

When building a house, it is necessary to build within the approved planning range, as long as it is within the planning range, several floors can be built. There are no rules, you can build as you like, but because of the relationship in the countryside, everyone will not build more than three floors. Rural residents who build houses on homesteads need to report to the county-level planning department for planning permission in advance, and after the planning is completed, it will be submitted to the township for review and approval at the county level.

Extended information: In order to guide rural residents to build "applicable, economical, firm and beautiful" housing, promote economical and intensive land use, strictly control the scale of construction, and curb the trend of blind comparison, the "Regulations" stipulate that if the land occupied to build a house is occupied, the land area of each household shall not exceed 120 square meters; Where a homestead is occupied, idle land in a village, or barren hills, barren slopes, or other agricultural land is used to build a house, the land area of each household shall not exceed 180 square meters. The building area of the house shall not exceed 120 square meters; The number of floors shall not exceed three floors, and the height of the cornice of the house shall not exceed 11 meters; The floor area of the house does not exceed 350 square meters.

2. How to deal with illegal homesteads.

1, rural villagers without approval or fraudulent means to obtain approval, illegal occupation of land to build a house, by the people's land administrative departments at or above the county level ordered to return the illegally occupied farmland, demolition of the illegally occupied land on the newly built houses within a time limit.

2. Where rural villagers exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions, or municipalities directly under the Central Government and occupy more land, the excess land shall be punished as illegal occupation of land, that is, it shall be punished according to the illegal act of illegally occupying land without approval or by using deceptive means to obtain approval by fraud.

3, rural villagers buy and sell or other forms of illegal transfer of homesteads, by the people's land administrative departments at or above the county level confiscation of illegal gains, may be fined.

4. If the rural villagers do not use the homestead land in accordance with the approved purpose, the rural collective economic organization shall report to the people who originally approved the land for approval, and the right to use the homestead may be withdrawn.

5, rural villagers occupy cultivated land to build houses without authorization, damage planting conditions, by the people's ** land administrative departments at or above the county level to order rectification or governance within a time limit, may be fined; where a crime is constituted, criminal responsibility is pursued in accordance with law.

3. What are the violations of homesteads.

1. Give the homestead to others privately.

2. Building a house beyond the area specified in the examination and approval.

3. Build houses in non-planning areas.

In terms of the illegal acquisition of building a house on one's own homestead, it is not an illegal construction. Rural residents who build houses must be reviewed by the township and approved by the county level before they can be implemented. If it is not approved, it is an illegal construction.

Article 62 of the Land Management Law provides that a rural villager household may only own one homestead land, and the area of the homestead must not exceed the standard set by the province, autonomous region, or municipality directly under the Central Government. Rural villagers building houses shall conform to the overall land use plan of the township (town), and use the original homestead land and vacant land in the village as much as possible.

The residential land of rural villagers shall be reviewed by the people of the township (town) and approved by the people at the county level; Among them, where the occupation of agricultural land is involved, the examination and approval formalities shall be handled in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law. Rural villagers who sell or rent their houses and then apply for homestead land are not to be approved. With the continuous improvement of the reform of China's urban housing system, the marketization of operational state-owned land use rights has been basically completed.

However, subject to the constraints of existing laws and regulations, the trading market for the right to use rural homesteads (hereinafter referred to as rural homesteads) in China has not yet been formed, and the homesteads owned by farmers cannot be legally transferred. The establishment of a rural homestead trading market and allowing rural homestead land to be listed on the market and openly transferred to the market can not only increase peasants' incomes and speed up the construction of rural central villages and towns, but also have very important practical significance for revitalizing the stock of homestead land, saving cultivated land resources, maintaining a balance in the total area of cultivated land, and alleviating the current tension of urban development and construction land.

Land in rural areas and suburban areas that violate the law shall be owned by peasant collectives, except for those that are owned by the State as prescribed by law; Homesteads, self-cultivated land, and self-cultivated mountains belong to the peasant collectives, so the land is not individual. The State prepares an overall land use plan, stipulates land use, and divides land into agricultural land, construction land and unused land. Strictly restrict the conversion of agricultural land into construction land, control the total amount of land used for construction, and implement special protection for cultivated land.

Rural farmers need to go through the procedures of application, examination and approval to build a house, and after obtaining the building permit, and the house built cannot exceed the regulations, and finally obtain the "homestead use certificate" to obtain the homestead use right of this land, so that you can build a house on your own farmland. It is legal to obtain the right to use a homestead and build a house on cultivated land, otherwise it is illegal. It is illegal to build a house without obtaining a "homestead use certificate", which is also called illegal occupation of land to build a house.

Units and individuals using land must use land in strict accordance with the purposes determined in the overall land use plan. Is it legal to build a house in the countryside with an urban hukou? According to the approval system for rural homesteads, people with urban hukou cannot own rural homesteads, let alone build houses on homesteads.

1. Homestead: 1. It is the land owned by the collective owned by rural farmers or individuals who use it as a residential base; 2. There are three types of land, including land that has built a house, has built a house or decided to use it for building a house, land on which a house has been built, land that has built a house but has no superstructure or cannot be inhabited, and land that is planned to be used for building a house; 3. The ownership of the homestead belongs to the rural collective economic organization. Second, the transfer of the right to use the homestead must meet the following conditions at the same time:

1) The transferor owns more than two rural houses (including homesteads);

2) transfer of members within the same collective economic organization;

3) The transferee does not have housing and homestead, and meets the conditions for the allocation of homestead use rights;

4) The transfer is subject to the consent of the collective organization;

5) The right to use the homestead shall not be transferred separately, and the land shall be transferred together with the house. 3. The right to use the homestead shall not be transferred separately, and the following transfers shall be deemed invalid:

1) Purchase by urban residents;

2) Purchase by legal person or other organization;

3) the transferor has not been approved by the collective organization;

4) transfer to a person other than a member of the collective organization;

5) The transferee already has a house and does not meet the conditions for homestead allocation.

Whether it is illegal to build a house in rural areas does not depend on the number of floors built, but on whether it has obtained legal approval. If legal approval is obtained to allow the construction of three floors, then it is not illegal, otherwise, if there is no approval, then it is illegal to build even one floor.

It is not illegal, as long as it passes the normal approval procedures, it is not illegal to build, and it is okay to overbuild.

According to the geological conditions, the reinforcement should be sufficient, and the double-layer two-way reinforcement should not be less than 300.

Depending on the geological conditions, the reinforcement should be sufficient. Double and two-way reinforcement should be at least 300 thick. In addition, the foundation under the wall must be equipped with a hidden beam with a beam height of 400.

Depending on the geological conditions, the reinforcement should be sufficient. Double and two-way reinforcement should be at least 300 thick. The foundation under the wall is provided with a dark beam, and the beam height is 400.

It is now popular to build buildings in the countryside, which is different from the past, and in the past, it was all one-story brick houses, and there was not much difference between everyone. At present, it is different, they are all thinking about the different styles of the French cover and others. However, in terms of relative height, our rural houses are generally double-storey, two-and-a-half-storey, three-storey, three-and-a-half-storey, and it is very rare to see more than three and a half floors.

Some people will be puzzled, why can't self-built houses in rural areas be larger than 3 and a half floors? What's the saying?

First, the self-built houses in rural areas are limited and high.

Rural self-built villas, not how big you want to build how strong, this is a planned and actual height limit, but this is very likely to be different across the country, our side is a height limit of 11 meters, in other words, you can not exceed 11 meters, if you build a floor, the height of the building is 12 meters, that is also extremely high. If you have a floor of 2 meters, then I can build nearly five floors, as long as it does not exceed this relative height. The first floor of ten meters is just an example, there are no such houses in the countryside, and the basements of villas in big cities are not so strong.

The key here is to indicate this limit. When you build a house in the countryside, it is generally higher than the buildings of the city house, at least three meters or three meters higher. If you take this three-meter layer as an example, the three-and-a-half-story layer is actually exactly eleven meters, and the higher it is, the more it exceeds this relative height, it is extremely high.

Of course, this height limit has its own considerations, and a larger consideration is the safety of personal safety and the use of space.

2. What is the height limit for?

As we all know, the countryside is generally a large family living together, in a family, if there is no accident, there will be grandparents, parents, sons and daughters-in-law, if the child and daughter-in-law and children, this is the four generations of the same family, now it is also very common, not as rare as before. Let's assume that the family has four generations in the same house, three and a half floors are enough, as long as we have a floor is not a room, under normal circumstances, a rural house, at least 2 bedrooms on the first floor, more than three to four bedrooms, of course the elderly will live in the next floor, so that life is convenient, and the legs and feet are inconvenient when they are older. The young people live on the upper floors, such as the second floor.

Therefore, in terms of indoor space, a family, double layers have long been enough, and then the upper cover is consumed, a waste of money, and a waste of indoor space, the house is vacant, no matter how high it is, what is the effect.

Another highly restrictive consideration is the rural foundation. Now rural people pay great attention to the roadbed when building houses, but there is no way to deny it, no matter how to do it, it is incomparable with these buildings outside, and the complex level and scientific basis of the roadbed of the building are not possible for the rural foundation. Some people say that I am in the countryside, and I am doing a good job in the roadbed, which is also relative, and it may be better than some people in the countryside, but it still can't be compared to the building.

The height restriction is to prevent the people in the house from being at risk when the roadbed has a foundation settlement. Therefore, it is rare for rural houses to be above three and a half floors, and the main factor is not money, but rather its own relatively limited height, and the height restriction factor is not to cause consumption and safety considerations.