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Tianjin Municipal Land Reserve Management Practices

Original Language Title: 天津市土地整理储备管理办法

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(Summit 10th ordinary meeting of the Government of the People of the city of zinc, 30 June 2008, to consider the adoption of Decree No. 8 of 11 July 2008 No. 8 of the Order of the People's Government of the city of Zenin, which came into force on 15 August 2008)

Article 1 provides for the rational use of land and optimization of land resources and the sustainable coordination of economic societies, in accordance with the provisions of the Law on Land Management of the People's Republic of China and the Regulations on Land Management of the city of Seizure, and develops this approach in the light of the actual practice of the city.
Article 2
Article 3 of this approach refers to the landing reserves established by the Government of the urban population, which, according to the needs of economic and social development and urban construction, are carried out in accordance with the provisions of the scheme by law for collective land included in the scope of the reserve, the acquisition, recovery, replacement of land by the State, the development and storage of the land reserve period for the purpose of securing land.
Article IV.
The Government of the city is united in leading the storage of land in the city. The Urban Land Assets Management Committee is responsible for the review and implementation of the Land Consolidation Plan in this city and coordinates major issues in the work of land storage.
The municipal land administration authorities are responsible for the harmonization of land collation reserves in the city and for the preparation of land storage plans.
The Urban Land Clinics Centre, as the landing reserve agency in this city, is responsible for the implementation and acquisition of land, collation of reserves, and commissioning of transactions by the organization throughout the city. Land storage outside urban development control areas. Implementation is organized by the zones and the communes.
The commune Government has other provisions in the Land Consolidation Facility, which are provided for by them.
Article 5 The Urban Land Clinics Centre may entrust the territorial assembly units owned by the district, district land administration authorities to organize landing projects. Depending on needs, the Urban Land Consolidation Centre could also entrust other units with the implementation of land collation for specific regional and specific construction projects.
The following land is included in the area of land storage:
(i) Lands to be used for public interest needs or for urban planning;
(ii) State land parked for relocation, dissolution, withdrawal, insolvency, industrial restructuring or other reasons;
(iii) The land-use rights of land-use holders who do not carry out a contract agreement or a period of time required by the State Land Transfer Decision, which requires the recovery of land of tenure;
(iv) The end of the use of land-use rights and the need to recover land;
(v) The land not determined by the land of the land of the land that was transferred from the agricultural land and land levied;
(vi) Separate land recognized by law;
(vii) The land of the land of the owner, which is recognized by law;
(viii) Other State-owned land entrusted by the Government;
(ix) Other land included in the collation of reserves.
Article 7.
In accordance with the needs of urban construction, the municipal land administration authorities prepare land storage plans based on the city's economic and social development plans, land-use master planning, urban planning, land-use-use annual plans and land market access, which are implemented by the Urban Land Assets Management Centre, with the approval of the Urban People's Government.
The landing reserve plan should include the following:
(i) Annualization of the size of land reserves;
(ii) Annualization of the scale of land supply;
(iii) The size of land storage at the end of the year.
Article 8. Land Contingency plans are administered in accordance with the project. The project implementation plan in the urban development control area is approved and delivered by the municipal land administration authorities, and the implementation plan for projects other than urban development control areas is approved and granted by the zones, the zones' governments. The approved land storage project implementation plan serves as the basis for the processing of the relevant approval process.
Article 9. With regard to land included in the implementation plan of the land storage project, the land administration authorities should limit the transfer of land-use rights, planning administrative authorities should limit the construction, alteration and expansion of buildings, assign priority to the development of control-specific detailed planning, and the relevant management should actively cooperate.
Article 10. The Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units shall implement the Land Consolidation Programme, based on the status survey, based on the actual situation of the arranging land. The Land Consolidation Implementation Programme should include the scope of land collation, the compensation criteria and the arrangements for progress.
The Land Consolidation Programme will be implemented after approval by the Land Administration authorities.
In accordance with the needs of the land collation reserve, the Urban Land Clinics Centre and its mandated units have provided advice on the revision of the detailed planning of control, which is reported to be validated by the administrative authorities.
Article 12 implements the collation of State land, the Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units have signed a Land Consolidation Agreement with the veterans of the land. Removals were commissioned to enter into house demolition clearance contracts with the delegated demolition units and to conduct clearance procedures such as urban planning, building land and house demolitions, in accordance with regulations. In relation to the State's agricultural land, procedures for the transfer of agricultural land are governed by the relevant provisions.
Article 13, which collects collective land, the Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units hold the Land Contingency Project Implementation Plan, the Land Consolidation Programme Approval Documents and other elements, and apply to land administration authorities for land collection procedures. In relation to agricultural land, procedures for the transfer of agricultural land are governed by the relevant provisions.
Lands levied by law and transferred from farmland are included in reserves. In addition to the unavailability of the reserves of two years, the municipal land administration authorities, when organizing the next annual agricultural land transfer plan, deduct the corresponding indicators.
Article 14. Write-offs and changes in land-use rights have been collated, and relevant procedures are handled by the Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units in accordance with the relevant provisions of land registration.
Removal of homes is required, in accordance with the relevant provisions of the right to registration in the city, where the home will need to be retained and transferred, with the authorizations and other elements of the commune land collation centre and its mandated units.
Article 15. The collation of State-owned land of non-residents, which is commissioned by the Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units to establish compensatory standards in consultation with the veterans of land, land-based buildings, land status conditions, land use conditions;
Article 16 sets the criteria for compensation in accordance with the Land Management Act of the People's Republic of China, the Regulations on Land Management of the city of Oxford and other relevant provisions of this city.
Article 17 collates the State's land in the town and establishes the criteria for compensation in accordance with the provisions of the State and the city concerning house demolitions.
Article 18 Enterprises using land allocated to carry out corporate property transactions involving land-use transfers, and under the same conditions, the people's Government has priority over the acquisition of land assets.
Land-use transfer prices are significantly lower than market prices in a reimbursable manner, and the people's Government has priority in purchasing power.
The Government of the people exercises specific means of giving priority to the right to purchase.
Article 19 State lands recovered by law, the land administration authorities have completed the procedures relating to the write-off of the original land-use documents and have been sent to the Urban Land Consolidation Centre for the integrated management of the Government's reserves.
Article 20, according to the needs of the public interest, the Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units collate State land and do not form a landing agreement with the veterans, can apply for the collection of houses and other immovable property of the owner, in accordance with the terms of reference and procedures established by the law.
Article 21, which includes the land reserve bank of the Government, is managed by the Urban Land Clinics Centre, and the right to land is registered as a city land assembly centre and its mandated units.
Any unit or individual may not take possession of the Government's reserves of land or take it on its territory.
Prior to the Government's reserve of land without supply, the Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units could use the Government's reserve land, along with land, for example through rental, temporary use, with the exclusive use of land reserves.
The time frame for the Government's temporary use of land is generally not more than two years and cannot affect land supply.
Article 23 of the provisional use of land reserves by the Government, the Urban Land Clinics Centre and its mandated units should develop a provisional land use programme for government reserves and report on approval by municipal land administration authorities.
Article 24 of the urban development control area, with a Government reserve land, was commissioned by the Urban Land Consolidation Centre.
The Government reserve land is open and the land administration authorities should approve the cost of land.
Article 25, with the approval of the Government of the city, the city's financial sector has allocated a proportion of funds from the net proceeds of the treasury government, the establishment of a national land benefit fund dedicated to the collation of land reserves.
Article 26 Urban Land Consolidation Centre and its mandated units should, strengthen financial risk management and not provide security for third parties in any form.
Article 27 of the Municipal Land Consolidation Centre and the staff of its mandated units play a role in the exercise of their duties, abuse of their authority, provocative fraud, request or receive the benefit of the property of another person or other person, giving due administrative treatment in the light of the circumstances, and criminal liability under the law.
The twenty-eighth approach was implemented effective 15 August 2008.