Analysis of the Land and Resources Situation in Zhejiang Province for the First Three Quarters of 2015
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2015-10-22
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Since the beginning of this year, in the face of a complex and challenging macroeconomic environment, the provincial land and resources system has responded proactively and adopted targeted measures. Taking the “Year of Implementation” campaign as a key driver, the system has deepened reform, transformed its functions, and made every effort to stabilize growth, adjust the economic structure, improve people’s livelihoods, protect resources, and ensure land availability. Following the current trend of the macroeconomy bottoming out and stabilizing, since the third quarter, the province’s land and mineral rights markets have generally entered a new phase of bottoming out and stabilization. Key indicators such as construction land approval applications and land supply releases have shown positive signs of change, and the order of land and resource management continues to improve.
First, the decline in the approval of construction land has narrowed and is showing a steady but slowing trend. Since the third quarter, as the effects of policies aimed at stabilizing growth have begun to emerge, coupled with factors related to the approval cycle for infrastructure projects, the pace of construction land approvals has continued to accelerate. As a result, the cumulative year-on-year decline has significantly narrowed compared to the first half of the year, and in the third quarter alone, both year-on-year and quarter-on-quarter growth were achieved. In the first three quarters, the province approved a total area of construction land. 15.17 Ten thousand mu (agricultural land) 11.78 Ten thousand mu, including cultivated land. 8.28 Ten thousand mu), a year-on-year decrease. 19.23% (The decline narrowed compared to the first half of the year.) 17.94 percentage points). In the third quarter, the province as a whole approved construction land. 4.27 Ten thousand mu, an increase year-on-year. 229.07% , increased month-on-month 47.93% 。
Second, land remediation projects are tackling challenges head-on while striving for steady progress. As conflicts over the development and utilization of land resources become increasingly prominent, local governments have shown less enthusiasm for constructing high-standard basic farmland. Moreover, it has become more difficult to raise funds for rural land remediation and to handle policies related to housing demolition. 812 The advancement of land remediation projects urgently needs to be accelerated. In the first three quarters, the province completed land reclamation and cultivation projects. 697 One, newly added cultivated land 7.94 Ten thousand mu, completing the annual plan. 79.4% Complete the high-standard basic farmland construction project. 443 One, build high-standard basic farmland. 81.32 Ten thousand mu, investment 10.41 100 million yuan. The provincial government has approved the initiation of a comprehensive rural land consolidation project. 191 One, a plan to demolish old structures and reclaim the land for construction use. 0.89 Ten thousand mu, reclaimed to create new arable land 0.85 Ten thousand mu.
Third, the supply in the land market continued its downward adjustment while maintaining stability and improving quality. Since the third quarter, the year-on-year decline in total land supply has narrowed, and the month-on-month increase has expanded. The transaction volume in the real estate land market has begun to stabilize after a downward trend. The supply of industrial land continues the “reduction” trend, but with a focus on “higher quality and efficiency.” Meanwhile, the supply of land for infrastructure and public service projects has significantly increased. In the first three quarters, the province’s overall land supply... 16.71 Ten thousand mu, a year-on-year decrease. 13.86% The decline narrowed compared to the first half of the year. 12.57 percentage points. Existing construction land 6.28 Ten thousand mu, accounting for the total land supply. 37.57% The province has cumulatively supplied land for industrial, mining, and warehousing purposes. 4.53 Ten thousand mu, a year-on-year decrease. 27.31% ; In the first three quarters, the contracted fixed-asset investment per mu for newly supplied industrial land was stipulated in the contracts. 271.15 Ten thousand yuan, year-on-year growth 7.74% Supplier services and real estate land 4.28 Ten thousand mu, a year-on-year decrease. 36.88% ; Cumulative supply of infrastructure land 7.90 Ten thousand mu, an increase year-on-year. 24.02% 。
Fourth, mineral resource management is steadily advancing with a focus on both stability and innovation. Mineral resource management has been strengthened, the mining rights market has entered a new phase, the issuance of mining rights has shown steady growth, significant progress has been made in ecological restoration of mining areas, and the capacity for comprehensive utilization of mineral resources has been markedly enhanced. As of... 9 At the end of the month, all valid exploration licenses in the province. 476 One, valid mining permit 1417 One, keep it within the annual target tasks. Cumulatively complete the remediation of abandoned mines. 215 One, cumulative remediation of abandoned mines 1625 One, the governance rate is 57.93% Provincial transfer of exploration rights 30 units, a year-on-year decrease 30.23% Transfer price 9304.45 Ten thousand yuan, a year-on-year decrease. 15.72% Transfer of mining rights 42 One, down year-on-year 24.07% Transfer price 19.32 100 million yuan, an increase year-on-year. 12.78% Submit geological data 352 Seed, for 813 Person-times provided 1058 Batch 19265 Geological data services for each case.
Fifth, services for safeguarding people’s livelihoods continue to improve, demonstrating steady progress amid ongoing efforts. The integration of unified real estate registration agencies and functions across the province is accelerating, and efforts to mediate land ownership disputes have been stepped up. The supply of land for affordable housing projects across the province has already met the annual targets, farmers’ rights to their residential land have been effectively protected, and significant positive results have been achieved in the prevention and control of geological disasters. In the first three quarters, the province has cumulatively issued real estate ownership certificates and related documents. 8500 This (copy) is used for handling registration of various state-owned land use rights. 79 Tens of thousands of cases have been processed for the registration and confirmation of land use rights for residential plots. 39 Ten thousand households— the certification rate for farmers meeting the registration requirements has reached... 88.3% As of 8 Moon 31 Today, land supply for affordable housing projects across the province was ensured. 1.70 Ten thousand mu, having achieved the annual target task. 105.83% Housing construction for households without housing has been implemented across the province. 23260 Households and households living in dangerous housing—building new homes 38544 Household, complete the annual target tasks. 45.78% A total of geological disasters occurred across the province. 363 Start, cause 8 A person dies, 1 A person is injured, 1 Person missing, direct economic loss 5379.2 Ten thousand yuan. Successfully avoided the geological hazard. 33 Start, avoid casualties. 225 Person.
Sixth, the construction of a law-based land management system is progressing smoothly and showing steady improvement. Overall, illegal land use is on a generally stable downward trend, and the situation regarding petitioning and social stability remains generally stable and manageable. In the first three quarters, the province as a whole identified instances of land-related violations. 3450 Starting from, the area of illegally used land 8099.42 mu (cultivated land area) 3579.51 mu), and 2014 Decreased compared to the same period last year. 24.54% 、 49.51% and 47.38% In the first three quarters, the provincial land and resources system received a total of petition cases from the public. 17715 units, down year-on-year 17.3 %, of which the hall itself handles public petitions and complaints. 4451 units, down year-on-year 12.6 %.