Summary of investigation work on rural dilapidated buildings

The renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas is a benefit-mining project that affects the vital interests of thousands of rural residents. It is another major benefit-mining measure of the Party Central Committee and the State Council after paying attention to people's livelihood and solving people's livelihood after the establishment and implementation of the rural minimum living security system.
In order to conscientiously implement the work arrangements of the provincial and municipal governments on the investigation of rural dilapidated houses, and effectively carry out the investigation of rural dilapidated houses in our district, the district committee and the district government attached great importance to it, and held a working meeting on April 10 to carry out comprehensive deployment. A leading group for the investigation of rural dilapidated buildings in the ×× district was established. On April 11th, in the conference room of the Construction Bureau, a training meeting on the investigation of rural dilapidated houses in the whole district was held, emphasizing the importance of doing a good job in the investigation of dangerous buildings in rural areas, and from the aspects of grasping the standards of dangerous houses, the organization of the investigation team and the discipline of work. The request. In order to strengthen the business guidance and statistical reporting work for each township, the leading group has transferred staff from the district development and reform bureau, planning bureau, statistical bureau, immigration bureau, earthquake bureau, disabled association, and finance bureau. And 8 professional and technical personnel and 4 volunteers from the District Construction Bureau, a total of 21 people, divided into nine working groups, officially distributed on the morning of April 12 to the five townships and four sub-district offices in our district. Responsible for training, guidance, supervision and other related work, and coordinate the resolution of problems in the investigation work.
The survey includes the housing types of various types of rural residents, the level of damage to existing rural housing, the housing situation of rural households with different income levels, and the housing of rural disabled families.
Although the investigation time is tight, the scope is wide, and the workload is large, more than 500 investigators from all levels go to the farmer's home from house to household. After 6 days of intense fighting, 47 village committees and 384 villager groups in our district. More than 80,000 rural population, 60,346 sets of 20,000 households, and 6,381,467 square meters of houses were thoroughly and systematically investigated. As of April 16, the survey of rural dangerous houses was completed. The survey results show that there are 27,447 sets of habitable houses that are not earthquake-resistant or dangerous in rural areas, with an area of 2,853,392 square meters, 15454 sets of partially-risk houses, 1,514,425 square meters, and 1,706 sets of total dangerous houses and 966,234 square meters, subject to natural disasters. There are 2,175 sets of housing that threaten to be relocated and rebuilt, with 226,978 square meters.
The investigation work provided a strong basis for the future renovation of dilapidated houses in rural areas, and laid a solid foundation for the improvement of rural dilapidated houses.

Summary of investigation work on rural dilapidated buildings

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