The village has to raise money to build roads, and if you are responsible for raising money from the

When the village meeting is held, it is proposed that the amount of fundraising be shared equally among the whole village; The meeting was held by secret ballot: yes or no. Generally, it will be passed, then those who oppose it should do ideological work to get it to agree, and those who abstain from voting should let it understand the result.

It's all nonsense.

Below. Find a thick-skinned person to take the voting list and go to beg for money from house to house, you have to get straight to the point and be straightforward. But pay attention to the emotions of the subject, and don't rush at the other person, let alone rude.

You can't twist and pinch, otherwise it will make people think that you are unreasonable; If you encounter procrastination, you should agree on a deadline and write it in black and white. (It's a bit like the old society's deed of sale, joke hehe). Emphasizing that the gentleman is a man of his word; Or the water that is spilled out of the words.

And so on.

Above, the best way can be thought of. Don't expect success. For reference.

The task is complete, take the points and leave.

The village meeting was held and said directly.

The villagers share the money is a matter of your will, the road is not private, so, whether it is the villagers themselves to pay for the Hutong or the main road in the village, there is no right not to allow others to pass, this wisdom and the money to play the well, the well is not the same, that can be private, but this road is not private, the road is for everyone to walk, there have been hundreds of thousands of years, the former Juxiang you people came up and said, we paid for the repair, so it became ours, so you can not go, you others want to take money when they leave, this is simply ridiculous, and it is also completely legally blind.

I think it's better to do that, because it's very unfair for other people to be able to enjoy this kind of convenience if they don't have to pay for it.

This is actually understandable, after all, it was built by the villagers themselves.

Summary. The first is that his family members are actively contributing money to raise funds.

The first is that his family members are actively contributing money to raise funds.

Second, the management of the fund-raising funds must be recognized by everyone, and the management of road construction must also be recognized by everyone and made everyone believe.

The third is to publicize the benefits of road construction.

The fourth is to publish the list of fundraisers, so that everyone knows who has not raised funds.

Originally, this matter was voluntary and could not be forced.

It is a hardened road, a self-built road, a first-class part of the capital, and a small part of the farmers themselves.

The accounts should be made public, so that the people can believe that the money is used to build roads.

This thing cannot be forced.

There is also the need to let the villagers know the benefits of building the road.

What should be done if someone in the village refuses to contribute money to build a road? What if he was going to use the road?

It is reasonable to ask for a fee. Article 87 of the Property Law provides that if the owner of immovable property rights has to use its land for the purpose of passage, etc., it shall provide necessary convenience. Article 92 of the Property Law provides that if the owner of the immovable property uses the adjacent immovable property for the purpose of using water, drainage, passage, laying pipelines, etc., it shall try to avoid causing damage to the adjacent immovable property owner; Where damage is caused, compensation shall be given.

The so-called "must" means that the exercise of one party's rights is conditional on the use of the land of the adjacent party, and if it is not used, it will not be able to exercise its own civil rights and affect its normal production and life. "Providing necessary facilities" means that the immovable property rights holder creates conditions for the adjacent rights holders to pass through their own land, so that their neighboring rights can be realized. For example, if a passage is set aside to enable them to enter and exit normally, no obstacles shall be erected or blocked on the passage, causing difficulties or even no way out for adjacent right holders.

**Grant is a combination of self-funding by villagers.

1.The state has special financial support for the construction of village-level roads, and can apply for a certain proportion of construction funds from local townships and towns.

2.The remaining part can be raised collectively by the villagers and distributed evenly according to the number of the population, of course, individual villagers with good family conditions can appropriately contribute more to share part of the expenses of other villagers.

3.Some villagers whose families are particularly in difficulty can pay less as appropriate, and compensate them in the form of exchanging work for price when building roads.