The following preferential policies apply to the development and renovation projects of dilapidated shantytowns through net land transfer.

(1) The Land Reserve Center acquires land in dilapidated shantytowns through net land transfer. Provide land. The transfer proceeds obtained after the transfer of clean land, after deducting the provincial fees as required, will be used exclusively to pay the principal and interest of bank loans and the turnover of raw land acquisition funds and the construction of resettlement houses in dilapidated shantytowns.

(2) The residential land for resettlement housing shall be allocated administratively, and the renovated houses shall be included in the management of property rights and registration, and the commercial housing license shall be processed. Land for commercial use is actually leased and provided.

(3) Administrative fees for resettlement housing construction projects (except for fee-based loan repayment projects) are fully exempted, and operating and service fees are charged at a 50% discount from the minimum limit (item details are attached).

(4) The deed tax for compensation for house demolition of resettlement houses shall be paid first and then refunded; for the part of the resettlement house with an increased building area based on the standard unit type, the local tax department shall apply to the province for a deferral of payment of taxes such as business tax.

(5) If there is no supporting pipe network outside the red line of the land used for the resettlement housing construction project or the supporting requirements of the project cannot be met, the electricity, heating, water supply, drainage, gas and other departments should build it simultaneously and free of charge according to the planning requirements To the red line of the community. For plots of land vacated for the construction of commercial housing, departments such as electricity, heat, water supply, drainage, and gas should construct them simultaneously according to planning requirements. The required costs shall be borne by the delisted commercial housing development entity in accordance with normal standards stipulated by the country, province, and city. Settlement and payment; fees related to road breaking and greening during the construction of supporting pipe networks are exempt from payment.

(6) For resettlement housing construction projects, all government functional departments must handle relevant procedures simultaneously to ensure the start and completion time of the project.

(7) The supporting construction standards of the community must meet the basic living and travel needs of the residents. The district government organizes the resettled residents to select a property company through bidding and implement property management for the community. The property fee will be halved within three years. The shortfall will be borne by the district government.

(8) When designing the construction of resettlement housing, one or several comprehensive markets should be built based on the current status of surrounding service facilities to provide public welfare jobs. The property rights of the markets shall be owned by the municipal government and shall be owned by the municipal government. The district government is responsible for daily management.

2. Development and renovation projects of dilapidated houses and shanty towns carried out through land transfer will enjoy the following preferential policies