All town governments, street offices, district government departments and organs directly under the district government:

　　The Detailed Rules for Implementation of Rural Construction Planning Permit of Zengcheng District (Revised) has been approved by Zengcheng District People’s Government and is hereby issued to you for your compliance and implementation. Problems encountered in the implementation shall be directly reported to Zengcheng District Branch of Guangzhou Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau.

Office of Zengcheng District People’s Government of Guangzhou

June 17, 2022

Detailed Rules for Implementation of Rural Construction Planning Permit of Zengcheng District

(Revised)

Chapter I General Provisions

　　Article 1 Purposes and basis

　　In order to further standardize planning permission management of rural construction in Zengcheng District, guide the legal and orderly development of rural construction, improve the rural living environment and promote the implementation of the rural revitalization strategy in the district, according to Urban and Rural Planning Law of the People’s Republic of China, Regulations of Guangdong Province on Urban and Rural Planning, Regulations of Guangzhou on Urban and Rural Planning, Technical Regulations of Guangzhou on Urban and Rural Planning, Measures for Implementation of Rural Construction Planning Permit of Guangzhou (Sui Fu Ban Gui [2020] No.17) and other documents, these detailed rules are formulated in light of the realities of Zengcheng District.

　　Article 2 Scope of application

　　These detailed rules are applicable to planning permission and supervision of villagers’ personal construction of non-apartment houses within the scope of collective construction land determined in the village planning of Zengcheng District.

Permission for the construction of villagers’ apartment houses, township enterprises, village-reserved land, public service facilities and public welfare houses shall be implemented in accordance with relevant provisions of Technical Provisions of Guangzhou on Urban and Rural Planning (Order No. 168 of Guangzhou Municipal Government).

Construction activities carried out in core protection areas and construction control zones of historical and cultural sites under government protection, historical and cultural blocks, famous historical and cultural towns, famous historical and cultural villages, historical buildings, historical areas and traditional villages shall comply with relevant provisions on the protection of cultural relics and historical and cultural cities.

　　Article 3 Basic principles

　　Implementation of rural construction planning permission in Zengcheng District shall follow the order of “planning – permission approval – construction”, and save land by making full use of the existing construction land while occupying no or minimal arable land. Efforts shall be made to ensure that each household owns only one homestead, that the examination and approval procedures are law-abiding, open and fair, and that illegal construction activities are duly cracked down. The construction shall meet requirements of applicability, environmental protection and good look while reflecting the local history, culture, regional characteristics and rural style.

　　Article 4 Department responsibilities

　　Zengcheng District Branch of Guangzhou Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau shall be responsible for the organization and implementation of these detailed rules, guiding all towns (streets) to handle the planning permission approval, post-approval supervision, planning verification and other work for villager’s personal non-apartment house construction, and providing support and guarantee in terms of technology, policy, IT application and so on; it shall coordinate the surveying and mapping institutions to provide services in building line setting and inspection, planning verification/measurement, topographic maps, etc.

　　Towns (streets) are authorized to implement the planning permission approval, post-approval supervision, and planning verification of the construction of villager’s personal non-apartment houses within their jurisdiction. They shall establish a system of joint examination and handling of rural homestead land construction, which includes a one-stop service window and an inter-departmental collaboration mechanism. A specific handling department (hereinafter referred to as the Town (Street) Handling Department) shall be designated to see to the approval of planning permission, post-approval supervision, and planning verification of villagers’ personal non-apartment house construction within their jurisdiction. Towns (streets) shall organize surveying and mapping institutions to provide building line setting and inspection, planning verification/measurement, topographic maps and other relevant documents and consulting services. They shall be responsible for patrol inspection and control of rural house construction within their jurisdiction, discover and stop illegal construction in a timely manner, and carry out investigation and punishment specific to illegal construction of rural houses according to law.

　　Zengcheng District Bureau of Finance shall guide the towns (streets) to include the special subsidy funds for rural house construction application into the town (street) level financial budget according to standards formulated by relevant functional departments.

　　Zengcheng District Bureau of Agricultural and Rural Affairs shall establish and improve management systems for homestead distribution, use and circulation as well as investigation and disposal of illegal homestead land use, improve homestead land use standards, and guide the reasonable layout of homestead and utilization of idle homestead and rural houses. It shall organize statistical investigations on the current situation and demand for rural homesteads, and inform Zengcheng District Branch of Guangzhou Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureaus of farmers’ demand for new homesteads in a timely manner. It shall also guide the making of a list for rural homestead allocation.

　　Zengcheng District Bureau of Housing and Urban-Rural Development shall formulate the standards, specifications and technical guidelines for the design and construction of rural houses in Zengcheng District, and provide more technical guidance for such design and construction. It shall be responsible for establishing a database of design organizations for rural villagers’ houses in the district.

　　Zengcheng District Bureau of Urban Management and Law Enforcement shall be responsible for guiding towns (streets) to carry out the investigation and punishment of construction in violation of urban and rural planning in the district according to law.

　　Zengcheng District Branch of the Guangzhou Municipal Public Security Bureau shall assist the towns (streets) in providing household registers and population information.

　　Zengcheng District Bureau of Development and Reform, Zengcheng District Bureau of Water Affairs, Zengcheng District Bureau of Forestry and Landscape, Zengcheng District Bureau of Emergency Management, Zengcheng Branch of Guangzhou Municipal Ecological Environment Bureau and other relevant departments shall cooperate with each other to implement these detailed rules in accordance with their respective responsibilities.

　　Villagers’ committees (village collective economic organizations) shall be responsible for qualification examination, allocation, publicity and management for their members who apply for homestead construction. They shall assist villagers to submit application documents to the Town (Street) Handling Department for review. They shall improve the village (economic organization) construction reporter system, assist the urban management and law enforcement bureaus of towns (streets) and districts in inspection and control of rural house construction within their own jurisdiction, identify and report illegal construction in a timely manner, include the planning and construction management of rural houses into the daily inspection responsibilities of village (economic organization) grid members, and urge villagers to carry out rural house construction activities in accordance with laws; they shall, under the guidance of the towns (streets), publicize these detailed rules, guide the villagers to make applications and build houses in accordance with laws, and improve the villagers’ self-management and self-control abilities.

　　Article 5 Arrangement of relevant expenses

　　Towns (streets) shall arrange special subsidy funds for rural house construction applications every year for current topographic map planning verification, building line setting, planning verification/measurement, cadastral investigation, planning implementation announcements and other expenses involved in villagers’ personal application for construction of non-apartment houses, which shall be included in the financial budget at the same level.

　　Villagers are encouraged to choose building design schemes from Atlas of Beautiful Rural Residential Designs developed by the municipal and district housing and urban-rural construction departments. Towns (streets) can prepare their own atlas based on the Atlas of Beautiful Rural Residential Designs issued by the municipal housing and urban-rural construction department and in combination with their local realities, and the relevant expenses shall be borne by the towns (streets). The atlas of towns (streets) shall highlight the architectural styles of Lingnan villages as well as local traditional cultures, and achieve the consistency of facade and colors as much as possible.

　　Projects involving new construction land or contiguous plots of existing construction land shall be submitted to the villagers’ representative meeting or the village collective economic organization assembly for approval by a vote, and such projects shall adopt a unified architectural style.

　　For demolition and reconstruction of scattered construction land, where the design scheme is not chosen from Atlas of Beautiful Rural Residential Designs, the design expenses incurred shall be borne by the villagers concerned alone.

Chapter II Approval of Construction Land

　　Article 6 Existing construction land

　　Existing construction land shall refer to the land with registered land use rights or legal approval documents of construction land (including the approval certificate of construction land, homestead certificate, house property right certificate, real estate property right certificate, etc.).

　　If any existing construction land is used to build villagers’ personal non-apartment houses, there is no need to go through approval procedures for new construction land. Upon review and approval by towns (streets), an application for Rural Construction Planning Permit can be made according to regulations.

　　Article 7 New construction land

　　New construction land shall refer to the land subject to approval procedures for new construction land according to laws, other than the land with registered land use rights or legal approval documents of construction land as mentioned above.

　　If any new construction land is used, towns (streets) shall, at the end of each year, apply to the district agricultural and rural administrative department for the land use plan of the new homestead for the next year, and the latter shall make a summary and report that to the district government for overall arrangement.

　　The new construction land for approval shall be in tracts. In principle, paddy fields (land type of the latest land use status change survey) shall not be occupied. Under the guidance of towns (streets), villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) shall reasonably determine the scope of new construction land according to the scope of construction land determined by the territorial space planning and in combination with the building needs of villagers in the jurisdiction.

　　Before determining the new land scope, the villagers’ meeting or the rural collective economic organization assembly shall vote to decide whether to make the approval. The villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) shall serve as the main body to, with the technical report of the survey boundary, apply to the district planning and natural resources department for new construction land approval. The district planning and natural resources department shall formulate the agricultural land conversion plan, supplementary cultivated land plan and other application documents, and submit them for approval to the superior people’s government with such power level by level according to current regulations.

　　After the new construction land has been approved, applications can be made for rural construction planning permission for villagers’ personal house building within the approved land scope.

Chapter III Planning Permission

　　Article 8 The principle of “one homestead for one household”

　　Villagers who meet the policy of “one homestead for one household” and whose registered residence is in the village, if having the membership of the very village’s rural collective economic organization, can apply for house construction taking “household” as a unit.

　　Article 9 Application documents

　　The applicant shall, with the “household” as the unit, submit an application for house construction to the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) against the following documents:

　　(I) Household register, family member ID cards (copy, required to be checked with the original);

　　(II) Application Form for Rural Homestead and House Construction (Planning Permit) (original);

　　(III) Letter of Commitment for Use of Rural Homestead (original);

　　(IV) A topographic map that can reflect the location, area and four-direction boundary spacing of the proposed land (provided under the guidance of the Town (Street) Handling Department);

　　(V) If any existing construction land is used for building houses, the ownership certification documents (including the approval of construction land, homestead certificate, house property right certificate, real estate property right certificate, etc.) shall also be provided.

　　Article 10 Information review

　　After receiving the application documents, the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) shall organize personnel to perform reviews. The review contents mainly include:

　　(I) Whether the application documents are true;

　　(II) Whether the applicant meets the requirements of “one homestead for one household”;

　　(III) Whether the site selection of the house to be built conforms to the village planning;

　　(IV) Whether the approved homestead use plan of the village is complied with;

　　(V) Whether the applicant has the membership of rural collective economic organization.

　　The use of new construction land for building houses shall also be approved based on the vote made by the villagers’ assembly or the rural collective economic organization assembly.

　　Article 11 On-site publicity

　　After the documents have been reviewed and approved, the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) shall publicize the review results in conspicuous places of the village, the economic organization and the building site, and accept the supervision and reporting of the public. The publicity period shall not be less than 7 working days. The publicity contents shall include:

　　(I) Basic information of the applicant, including the name of the head of household, his/her date of birth, name of family members, their date of birth, etc.;

　　(II) Current residence status of the applicant’s family members;

　　(III) The applicant’s letter of commitment for use of rural homestead;

　　(IV) A topographic map that can reflect the location, area and four-direction boundary spacing of the land to be used.

　　If any existing construction land is used for building houses, the ownership certification documents shall also be publicized.

　　If the publicity period expires and other villagers have no objection or the objection is not well grounded, the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) shall issue a publicity report and add comments to the Application Form for Rural Homestead and House Construction (Planning Permit), which afterwards shall be submitted by the rural planning liaison or the applicant to the Town (Street) Handling Department within 3 months.

　　Article 12 The towns (streets) shall intervene in the field survey in advance

　　The Town (Street) Handling Department can intervene in advance during the publicity of the villagers’ house construction application and review, organize relevant functional departments and representatives of the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) to conduct on-site inspection, including publicity, site area, land type, four-direction boundaries and conformity to the approved village planning, and carefully fill in On-site Survey Record Form.

　　After the site survey, where the information is complete and true, the Town (Street) Handling Department shall entrust the surveying institution to perform building line setting and inspection on site; the surveying institution shall issue the land red line and building control line map for the design institution to prepare the architectural design scheme.

　　Article 13 Towns (streets) acceptance

　　Staff members at the township (street) service window will review the application documents on site and make registration based on paper media and electronic system. The application documents include:

　　(I) Application Form for Rural Homestead and House Construction (Planning Permit) (original) bearing comments from the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization);

　　(II) The applicant’s household register and family member ID cards (copy);

　　(III) Letter of Commitment for Use of Rural Homestead (original);

　　(IV) A topographic map that can reflect the location, area and four-direction boundary spacing of the proposed land.

　　(V) A publicity report with the seal of the villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) and the signature of the person in charge;

　　(VI) The construction design scheme shall be provided with the note on whether the design scheme is chosen from Atlas of Beautiful Rural Residential Designs;

　　(VII) If any existing construction land is used for building houses, the ownership certification documents (including the approval of construction land, homestead certificate, house property right certificate, real estate property right certificate, etc.) shall also be provided;

　　After review, if the application documents have errors but can be corrected on the spot, the township (street) service window or the handling department shall guide the correction on the spot. If the documents are incomplete or do not meet the specified requirements, the rural planning liaison or the applicant shall be informed of all the problems in a one-off manner on the spot or within 5 working days. The rural planning liaison shall assist the applicant to supplement and correct the documents. If no notice is given within the said period, the application shall be deemed accepted on the date of submission.

　　After accepting the application for rural construction planning permission, towns (streets) shall publicize the relevant application specifics, except those involving state secrets, trade secrets, or personal privacy, on the official website of Zengcheng District People’s Government.

　　Article 14 Approval and issuance of certificates by towns (streets)

　　The Town (Street) Handling Department shall review the application for rural construction planning permission. It can solicit opinions from relevant departments, and then it shall put forward its suggestions and report it to the towns (streets) to decide on whether to issue the Rural Construction Planning Permit. The review shall include the following items:

　　(I) Whether the applicant meets the application conditions, whether the land to be used meets the reasonable layout requirements and area standards of the homestead, and whether the homestead and house construction (planning permission) applications have been reviewed and publicized by the village authorities.

　　(II) Whether the land construction meets the requirements for land space planning, forest land protection and utilization planning, and use control.

　　(III) For tracks, roads, pipelines, high-voltage lines, rivers, slopes and so on, the building setback distance shall meet relevant technical requirements or follow the recommendations of relevant professional competent departments.

　　(IV) The building base area, building area, building spacing, building facade, building height and house use function shall comply with the national, provincial, municipal and other relevant laws, regulations and rules.

　　If the field survey shows that the documents are complete, true and in line with the relevant requirements, Rural Construction Planning Permit shall be issued.

　　Applications that are considered unqualified in the review stage shall be refused. In such cases, the applicant shall be informed of the reasons for the refusal and that he/she has the right to apply for administrative reconsideration or bring an administrative lawsuit according to law.

　　The town (street) shall make a decision on whether to issue the Rural Construction Planning Permit within 20 working days from the date of application review, and deliver the decision to the applicant within 10 working days after making the decision. If a decision cannot be made within 20 working days from the date of application review, the deadline may be extended by 10 working days with the approval of the head of the permission authority, and the applicant shall be informed of the reasons for the extension.

　　Within 15 working days from the date when the approval decision is delivered to the applicant, the Town (Street) Handling Department shall publish the content of the permission on the official website of Zengcheng District People’s Government and make it public for a long term in a way that is convenient for the public to consult, except for those involving state secrets, trade secrets or personal privacy.

　　Article 15 Contents of permit

　　Rural Construction Planning Permit shall specify the location, construction scope, construction scale and main functions of the construction project.

　　The document coding of the Rural Construction Planning Permit shall follow the format of “Sui Gui Hua Zi Yuan Cun Jian Zheng + [year] + serial number”.

Chapter IV Change, Extension and Withdrawal of Permit

　　Article 16 Change to the permit

　　The permit holder shall conduct construction in accordance with the Rural Construction Planning Permit. If any necessary change needs to be made to the area, height, spacing, etc., the permit holder shall apply for and go through the change procedures specified in Chapter III.

　　For the change to name, place name, etc. in the Rural Construction Planning Permit, the applicant shall, with the supporting documents of the relevant departments, directly apply for the change to the authority issuing the Rural Construction Planning Permit.

　　Article 17 Permit extension

　　The permit holder shall start construction within one year from the date of obtaining the Rural Construction Planning Permit. If such holder fails to start construction within the time limit and fails to go through the extension procedures, the Rural Construction Planning Permit and its attached drawings and other annexes shall automatically become invalid, and after the invalidation, reapplication can be made. If the construction cannot be started on schedule within the period of validity, an application shall be made to the original permitting department for an extension 30 days before the permit expires. Upon approval, the permit can be extended for a period of up to 6 months.

　　For an application for extension, the applicant shall submit the application for extension and the document number of the Rural Construction Planning Permit, and explain the reason for such application.

　　Article 18 Withdrawal of permit

　　If the laws, regulations or rules on which the Rural Construction Planning Permit is based are modified or abolished, or the objective conditions based on which the rural construction planning permission is granted have undergone significant changes, the effective Rural Construction Planning Permit can be changed or withdrawn in accordance with laws for the sake of public interest. If property losses are thus incurred to the permit holder, compensation shall be made according to laws.

Chapter V Management after Approval

　　Article 19 Project commencement

　　After obtaining the Rural Construction Planning Permit according to laws, the permit holder shall apply to the towns (streets) for organizing surveying and mapping institutions to the site for building line setting and inspection before the project commencement. During on-site line setting and inspection, towns (streets) shall organize relevant departments to conduct on-site verification, and the construction can be formally started only after the on-site line setting and inspection are completed. Before the formal commencement of construction, the permit holder shall visit the town (street) rural housing construction management department to handle the construction commencement information input and management procedures and provide “housing insurance”.

　　During the period from project commencement to completion of planning verification, the permit holder shall post and publicize copies of the Rural Construction Planning Permit and all its attached drawings and other annexes in a conspicuous place on the project site for public supervision.

　　Article 20 Patrol inspection and supervision

　　Towns (streets) shall strengthen the patrol inspection and supervision of villagers’ house construction activities in their jurisdiction. They shall organize regular or unscheduled inspections to urge and guide applicants to perform construction in accordance with the contents and requirements approved in the Rural Construction Planning Permit. Such patrol shall be carried out by two or more persons.

　　The patrol personnel shall fill in the patrol records, including supervision and inspection status and handling results, and file them for future reference after signing.

　　In the process of inspection, if any permit holder is found to have conducted construction against the Rural Construction Planning Permit, the inspectors shall resolutely stop it and report it to the urban management and law enforcement authorities and the towns (streets).

　　Villagers’ committee (village collective economic organization) shall strengthen the supervision and inspection of the construction activities of the villagers in its own jurisdiction. It shall dissuade and stop any illegal acts found, and report them to the relevant functional departments for handling.

　　Article 21 Planning verification

　　After the construction of villagers’ personal non-apartment houses has been completed, the applicant shall apply to the towns (streets) for planning verification with the following information:

　　(I) Planning verification application form;

　　(II) Rural Construction Planning Permit;

　　(III) Verification and Measurement Brochure of Villagers’ Personal Non-apartment House Planning issued by institutions with class D or higher surveying and mapping qualification entrusted by towns (streets).

　　After towns (streets) accept the villagers’ personal non-apartment house planning verification application, they shall organize relevant departments to conduct on-site verification, and within 15 working days from the date of acceptance, provide planning verification opinions on the conformity to the rural construction planning permission.

　　If the construction of villagers’ personal non-apartment house meets the requirements of the Rural Construction Planning Permit and its annexes, or any illegal construction thereof has been dealt with according to laws and corrected as per the disposal decision, a planning verification opinion presenting the conformity to the rural construction planning permit shall be issued.

　　Article 22 Handling of illegal construction

　　Towns (streets) shall establish a responsibility system for investigating and handling illegal construction, and implement networked monitoring and management, so as to promptly detect and stop unlicensed construction or illegal construction activities in violation of the Rural Construction Planning Permit.

　　The identification, investigation and punishment of illegal construction shall be carried out in accordance with the Urban and Rural Planning Law of the People’s Republic of China, Regulations of Guangzhou Municipality on Investigation and Punishment of Illegal Construction and other relevant laws and regulations. Those who do not meet the requirements of urban and rural planning and have not obtained the Rural Construction Planning Permit according to laws will not be granted the real estate ownership certificate.

　　Article 23 Property right registration

　　For villagers’ personal non-apartment houses that have passed the planning verification, the applicant can apply for property right registration to the district real estate registration department with all the documents prepared according to relevant requirements.

Chapter VI Supervision and Management

　　Article 24 Publicity of government affairs

　　The entrusted towns (streets) shall formulate and publish the process flow chart of authority delegation. The flow chart shall specify the undertaking position, application conditions, handling process, time limit, applicant’s rights, complaint reporting channels, etc. The entrusted towns (streets) shall publicize the flow chart and power of attorney in a conspicuous place in their own office.

　　Article 25 Complaint acceptance

　　Towns (streets) shall provide accessible channels for and actively accept relevant complaints, suggestions, or reports. They shall verify such feedback, prepare handling suggestions, and make a reply within 5 working days after acceptance.

　　If any complaint reveals any construction activities in breach of the Rural Construction Planning Permit, relevant township (street) departments shall stop it promptly and deal with it in accordance with Paragraph 3 of Article 20 and Paragraph 2 of Article 22 of these detailed rules.

　　Applicants who obtain the Rural Construction Planning Permitby providing false documents shall be dealt with in accordance with the provisions of Articles 69, 78, 79 and 80 of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on the Administrative Permit.

　　Article 26 Archives management and supervision

　　All towns (streets) shall conscientiously implement the archiving mechanism, and strictly manage archives in accordance with the Archives Law of the People’s Republic of China and relevant provisions on urban construction archives management. The Town (Street) Handling Department shall truthfully record all steps in the process of project approval, compile standardized and complete project archives, and submit them to Zengcheng District Branch of Guangzhou Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau on a monthly basis.

　　Zengcheng District Branch of Guangzhou Municipal Planning and Natural Resources Bureau shall strengthen supervision of rural construction planning permits of towns (streets) through archive spot check, on-site investigation and other means. The spot check shall be conducted at least once a year, and the samples shall account for at least 1/10 of the total. The cases for spot check shall be sampled randomly. The inspection mainly includes:

　　(I) Whether the planning permission of the towns (streets) exceeds the scope and authority of the entrustment;

　　(II) Whether the towns (streets) increase or decrease the scope of legally stipulated conditions during the implementation of planning permission;

　　(III) Whether the towns (streets) have re-authorized the right for planning permission;

　　(IV) Whether requirements for publicity and disclosure are followed;

　　(V) Whether the procedure complies with laws;

　　(VI) Whether there are charges without authorization or not in accordance with legal standards;

　　(VII) Whether any staff member seeks illegitimate interests;

　　(VIII) Whether the archives storage meets the requirements of laws and regulations;

　　(IX) Whether post-approval supervision is in place;

　　(X) Other contents that shall be supervised according to laws.

　　If any town (street) staff violates laws or performs any improper act, the relevant departments shall take corresponding measures for correction. If it constitutes a violation of laws, relevant responsible persons shall be investigated for legal responsibility according to laws.

Chapter VII Supplementary Provisions

　　Article 27 These detailed rules shall come into force on the date of promulgation and shall remain in force for 5 years. The Notice of Office of Zengcheng District People’s Government of Guangzhou on Issuing Detailed Rules for Implementation of Rural Construction Planning Permit of Zengcheng District (Zeng Fu Ban Gui [2020] No.10) shall be repealed at the same time.

　　Annexes:1. Flow Chart for Approval Process of Rural Construction Planning Permit of Zengcheng District

                       2. Guidelines for Restriction Requirements of Villagers’ House Planning in Zengcheng District

                       3. Application Form for Rural Homestead and House Construction (Planning Permit) (Example)

                       4.Letter of Commitment for Use of Rural Homestead

                       5. Publicity of Villagers’ Personal House Construction Planning and Application (Example)

                       6. Report on Publicity of Villagers’ House Construction Application (Example)

                       7. Approval Form for Rural Homestead and House Construction (Planning Permit) (Example)

                       8. Field Survey Record Form (Example)

                       9.Letter of Disapproval (Example)

                      10. Reply on Extension (Example)

                      11. Post-approval Patrol Inspection Record Form of Villagers’ Personal Non-apartment Houses (Example)

                      12. Application Form for Verification of Villager’s Personal Non-apartment House Planning (Example)

                      13. Opinion on Verification of Villager’s Personal Non-apartment House Planning (Example)

                      14. Acceptance Opinion Form of Rural Homestead and House Construction (Planning Permit) (Example)