Compensation standards for road construction and relocation of graves
Compensation will be provided in accordance with the "Compensation Standard for Grave Relocation":
1. Concrete grave 2,000 yuan;
2. Brick and stone graves cost 1,500 yuan; earth graves cost 1,000 yuan;
3. Ossuaries cost 400 yuan.
Notes on tomb relocation
Both above-ground and underground Feng Shui must be taken into consideration. The above-ground Feng Shui is based on the sand-water theory, while underground Feng Shui is based on yellow soil; avoid If you see bad water (called a soft cone in the valley), it will rush into the back of the deceased, which will be detrimental to the descendants; avoid seeing hard stones (called a hard cone) to show that the descendants are poor and hard. This is also called a yak land; avoid See ants (commonly known as live cones), because the ants eat the bones and flesh of the deceased, which is harmful to future generations; avoid seeing coffins with coffins (called dead cones), as this will be more harmful to the deceased or harmful to the earth master; avoid cold Wind tunnel, test whether there is a wind tunnel. Method: light a candle and point it at the entrance of the cave. If the lamp head does not move, it can be used. If the lamp goes out, it will become a wind tunnel. If you use it, you will be in disaster (the personnel who should deal with the disaster will be judged according to the good or bad luck of the sand and water). If the well is usable like this, then smell it. If the smell is like milk, it means your land is noble. It will be good for your wealth, official seal and son's interest. If there is a strange smell, it will be auspicious and it will reduce the power.
The state does not have a unified regulation on the specific amount of compensation for the relocation of graves. Compensation for relocation of graves during land acquisition is mostly handled with reference to land compensation.
1. Land compensation fee refers to the compensation to land owners and land users due to the state’s expropriation of land collectively owned by farmers. According to the current legal provisions of our country, compensation for land expropriation includes compensation for young crops, ground objects, land compensation, resettlement subsidies and social security fees for landless farmers.
2. According to the "State Council's Notice on Deepening Reform and Strictly According to the spirit of the "Land Management Decision" document, the main part of the land compensation fee must be given to the land-expropriated farmers. To this end, all provinces, municipalities, and autonomous regions across the country have successively formulated the distribution ratio of land compensation fees in their respective provinces, cities, and districts.
Legal basis:
Article 45 of the "Land Management Law of the People's Republic of China" For the needs of the public interest, under one of the following circumstances, it is necessary to If it is necessary to expropriate land collectively owned by farmers, it can be expropriated in accordance with the law:
(1) Land needed for military and diplomatic purposes;
(2) Energy, transportation, Land is needed for infrastructure construction such as water conservancy, communications, and postal services;
(3) Science and technology, education, culture, health, sports, ecological environment and resource protection, disaster prevention and reduction, and cultural relic protection organized and implemented by the government , comprehensive community services, social welfare, municipal public utilities, special care and resettlement, protection of heroes and other public undertakings that require land;
(4) Needs for the construction of poverty alleviation and relocation and affordable housing projects organized and implemented by the government (5) Within the scope of urban construction land determined in the overall land use plan, land required for development and construction organized and implemented by local people's governments at or above the county level with the approval of the people's government at or above the provincial level ;
(6) Other circumstances under which the law stipulates that land collectively owned by farmers can be expropriated for the benefit of the public.