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The demolition here is quiet - side notes on land acquisition and demolition of the Anren section of the Hengcha-Jilin Railway in Hunan

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Article author:Yingting Lawyers Group | Update time:2019-04-26 | Reading times:466

"Thank you for the government's concern. We are very satisfied that we can still receive nearly 60,000 yuan in compensation for an old house. If the railway had not been built through here, our house would have collapsed naturally in less than two years, and we would not have received a penny in compensation by then." Chen Niansheng, a demolished household, happily told the author.

On the morning of August 25, I heard that the Hengcha-Jilin RailwayLand acquisition and demolition, the author drove to the demolition site along with the staff from the Anren County Railway Construction Headquarters in Hunan Province.

According to operators, the Hengcha-Jilin Railway is an important passage connecting the two main lines of Beijing-Guangzhou and Beijing-Kowloon. Among them, the Anren section is 17.8 kilometers long, which is the first railway in Anren County. The county launched the project in October last yearLand acquisition and demolitionSince the start of the work, 49 houses have been demolished so far, and 96% of the demolition task has been completed; a total of more than 7.6 million yuan in house demolition compensation has been allocated, and 100% of the task has been completed.

The car started from the county seat, traveled north via Provincial Highway S212, then turned east through a mountain road and arrived at the demolition site. The car was parked on the railway embankment, next to a semi-collapsed house covering an area of ​​more than 130 square meters. It was an adobe (a few red bricks) and wooden tile structure with two floors. It was built in the early 1980s. This house is the target of demolition today. Its owner is the four brothers of the Chen family of the Jingtou Group in Futang Village, Junshan Township, this county. Not far away, an excavator was busy on the construction site with its long arm extended.

Seeing the workers from the county headquarters arriving, the excavator slowly drove over, followed closely by four village women. According to the introduction of the staff, these four village women are the wives of the four brothers of the Chen family. The eldest brother of the Chen family, Chen Niansheng, also came to the scene.

Although it is a demolition site, there are no cordons, no police officers to maintain order, no onlookers, and no noisy scenes. There are only a few workers, the owner of the demolished house, and an excavator.

The demolition work was about to begin. Chen Yongguang of the County Land and Resources Bureau, who was responsible for the task, asked the demolished households what other requirements they had. Chen Niansheng's wife replied: "Building the railway is good for us. What should be compensated has been compensated. We have no other requirements. We only hope to be gentle when demolishing and minimize the damage to the house's wood." Chen Yongguang agreed to this request.

Then, the long arm of the excavator stretched towards the house, and the removal operation ended quietly. The four daughters-in-law of the Chen family walked over to pick up usable wood.

Watching the excavator slowly drive away from the site, the author followed the workers to Chen Niansheng's new house. I heard from Chen Niansheng that the four brothers all built new houses and all moved out of the old house that had just been demolished a few years ago. When the author asked him what he thought about the demolition of the old house, the scene at the beginning of this article appeared.

On the way back, the author asked why the demolition was so harmonious. Ouyang Yuebin, a staff member sitting next to him, replied: "This is due to the strict compliance with the operating standards of 'lawful, open and transparent'; due to the timely and full compensation that is strictly based on the assessed price; of course, this is also inseparable from the support of the people."

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