The contents of the investigation on the hidden dangers of self-built houses are as follows:
(1) Basic information of houses. A comprehensive investigation of housing construction years, structural types, construction sites, property owners (users), construction methods, building floors and areas, land properties, housing uses, rural housing energy consumption methods, etc.
(2) illegal construction. Focusing on unauthorized storey adding and illegal construction, reconstruction and expansion, especially illegal transformation of houses used for business, we will comprehensively investigate the situation of unauthorized construction and illegal change of house use.
(3) Building structural safety, mainly checking whether there are potential safety hazards in foundation, superstructure and rural prefabricated buildings; Safe use of the house, mainly to check whether the house is in disrepair, change the load-bearing structure decoration, whether all kinds of external decoration and external insulation layer, decorative lines, billboards and veneers are in danger of falling off, and whether special equipment such as elevators meet the safety requirements; Fire electricity and gas safety, mainly check whether the fire facilities are configured according to the requirements and can be used normally, whether the safety evacuation routes and exits are unblocked, whether the installation and use of electrical and gas equipment and the laying and maintenance of lines and pipelines meet the requirements, and whether the catering places use bottled liquefied gas illegally; The site selection of houses is safe, mainly to check whether the houses are located in geological disaster-prone areas, whether there are potential safety hazards around the site, and whether the slopes are stable, etc. Safety of building materials, mainly checking whether toxic and flammable building decoration materials are used in houses and whether unqualified building materials are used.
Legal basis:
Article 62 of the Law of the People's Republic of China on Land Management
A rural villager can only own one homestead, and the area of the homestead shall not exceed the standards set by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government. In areas where the per capita land is small and it is impossible to ensure that one household has a homestead, the people's government at the county level can take measures to ensure that rural villagers can live in homes according to the standards stipulated by provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government on the basis of fully respecting the wishes of rural villagers.
When building houses, rural villagers should conform to the overall land use planning and village planning of townships (towns), and should not occupy permanent basic farmland, and try to use the original homestead and village Uchikoga. The overall land use planning and village planning of townships (towns) shall make overall planning and reasonable arrangement of homestead land, and improve the living environment and conditions of rural villagers.
residential land for rural villagers shall be examined and approved by the township (town) people's government; Among them, those involving the occupation of agricultural land shall go through the examination and approval procedures in accordance with the provisions of Article 44 of this Law. After the rural villagers sell, lease or donate their houses, they will not be approved if they apply for homestead again. The state allows rural villagers who have settled in cities to voluntarily withdraw from their homesteads with compensation according to law, and encourages rural collective economic organizations and their members to make active use of idle homesteads and idle houses.
the competent agricultural and rural authorities in the State Council are responsible for the reform and management of rural housing sites throughout the country.