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Lanzhou City Public Rental Housing Management Measures

Chapter 1 General Provisions Article 1 In order to strengthen and standardize the management of public rental housing and improve the housing security system, this document is formulated with reference to the provisions of the "Measures for the Administration of Public Rental Housing" of the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development and the actual situation of this city.

Method.

Article 2 The term "public rental housing" as mentioned in these Measures refers to the affordable housing that the government invests or provides policy support, limits the type, area and rent standards, and provides it to qualified objects.

Article 3 The construction of public rental housing shall be based on the annual construction plan determined by the municipal government, and the projects shall be determined by the county and district people's governments and construction units, and shall be reviewed and approved by the municipal housing security department in conjunction with the municipal development and reform, finance, land and planning departments.

Report to the municipal government for approval to organize implementation.

Article 4 The municipal housing security management department is responsible for the management of public rental housing in the city.

Relevant government departments shall work together to manage the construction and management of public rental housing within the scope of their respective responsibilities.

Article 5 These Measures shall apply to the collection, allocation, supervision and management of public rental housing in Chengguan District, Qilihe District, Anning District and Xigu District.

The management of public rental housing in Lanzhou New District, Yuzhong County, Yongdeng County, Gaolan County, Honggu District, Lanzhou High-tech Development Zone, and Lanzhou Economic and Technological Development Zone can refer to these measures.

Chapter 2 Housing Resource Raising Article 6 Public rental housing resources are mainly raised through the following channels: (1) Government investment in new construction, reconstruction, acquisition, and long-term rental housing; (2) Commercial housing development projects and affordable housing projects

, public rental housing built in shanty town reconstruction projects and unit-funded housing construction projects; (3) housing invested and constructed by enterprises and institutions using their own land that conforms to the city's overall plan; (4) investment and construction by other investment entities

housing; (5) social donations; (6) other channels.

Article 7 For public rental housing to be built in a commercial housing development project, it shall be clearly stated in the land supply contract that the public rental housing shall be equipped with no less than 10% of the total residential building area; it shall be specified in the construction contract

The construction area, number of units, and the method and time of house handover.

For public rental housing projects built in affordable housing projects, the construction area, number of units, and the method and time of house handover should be specified in the construction contract.

Article 8 Newly built public rental housing can be complete housing or dormitory housing.

The building area of ??public rental housing units constructed in complete sets should be controlled within 60 square meters, and the building area of ??public rental housing units constructed in the form of dormitories should be controlled within 40 square meters.

The building area of ??public rental housing units built to introduce talents should be controlled within 90 square meters.

The proportion of construction shall not exceed 30% of the total number of public rental housing.

The building area of ??public rental housing units built for special professionals introduced by the government shall be controlled within 120 square meters.

Article 9 The location layout of the public rental housing built with the facilities must be reasonably arranged and should be arranged centrally by building or unit.

After completion, public rental housing must have complete basic facilities, complete functions, and meet basic occupancy conditions.

Chapter 3 Fund Raising and Policy Support Article 10 The financing channels for public rental housing funds mainly include: (1) Central and provincial fiscal subsidy funds; (2) Municipal and county (district) fiscal budget arrangements funds;

3) Funds arranged from land transfer proceeds; (4) Housing provident fund value-added income; (5) Housing provident fund loans; (6) Bank loans or funds raised through other investment and financing platforms; (7) Self-raised funds by enterprises and institutions

; (8) Social donation funds; (9) Funds recovered from rental income from public rental housing and supporting facilities; (10) Other funds.

Article 11 For public rental housing projects invested and constructed by the government, in addition to central and provincial subsidies, the construction funds for the public rental housing projects shall be shared by the cities and counties (districts).

Article 12 Publicly leased land for housing construction shall be included in the annual land supply plan and given priority.

For public rental housing invested and constructed by the government, construction land is provided through allocation.

For public rental housing invested and constructed by other entities, the construction land can not only be allocated, but can also be used for a fee by transfer, leasing, etc., and the rental standards, apartment area and facility conditions of the public rental housing built will be

etc. as preconditions for land supply.

Article 13: The construction of public rental housing is exempt from urban infrastructure supporting fees and other administrative charges and government funds.

Public rental housing built in commercial housing development projects can be exempted from administrative fees and government funds based on the built area.

Preferential tax policies for the construction and operation of public rental housing shall be implemented in accordance with national regulations.

Article 14: The construction of public rental housing is subject to "whoever invests, owns it", and investors' rights and interests can be transferred in accordance with the law.

Public rental housing built by the government and public rental housing built in commercial housing development projects shall be included in the government's public housing management.