Infrastructure construction costs mainly refer to the construction costs of roads and bridges, tap water, sewage, electricity, telecommunications, heat, gas and greening. Urban infrastructure supporting fee is a government fund collected by the relevant departments of the city people's government to raise funds for the construction of urban municipal public infrastructure. According to the construction area of construction projects, earmarked for the construction of urban infrastructure and urban facilities. Infrastructure supporting fees are mainly used for the construction and maintenance of municipal public supporting facilities other than construction projects, including urban primary and secondary trunk roads, water supply and drainage, power supply, gas supply, street lamps, public transportation, environmental sanitation and landscaping. They are a supplement to municipal infrastructure construction funds and are used in coordination with various urban construction funds.

Implementing department

Urban infrastructure supporting fees shall be compiled by the administrative department of urban construction in conjunction with the financial department and submitted to the local people's government for approval and implementation.

Two. Procedures for handling supporting fees for urban infrastructure

1. Acceptance: the applicant submits the application materials to the relevant price bureau. The agent will check whether the application materials are complete on the spot. If the materials are incomplete, a notice of missing parts shall be issued; if the materials are complete, an acceptance commitment sheet shall be issued.

2.① Field investigation: the manager completes the field investigation within 5 working days, and if it finds that the conditions are unqualified but can be rectified, it will issue rectification opinions for rectification within a time limit → rectification report → acceptance; ② Cost supervision and examination: The manager shall complete the cost supervision and examination within 15 working days and make the cost supervision and examination opinions. If the information is unqualified, make a notice of replacement.

3. Preliminary examination: The agent shall, within 5 working days, review the application materials and put forward preliminary examination opinions according to the relevant national policies and regulations, on-site investigation and the cost supervision and examination opinions of the cost group of this bureau. If the information is unqualified, make a notice of replacement.

4. Audit: The competent leader shall complete the audit opinion within 1 working day.

5. Review by the Price Review Committee: The Price Review Committee of the Price Bureau will hold a price review meeting for joint review within 2 working days.

6. Director's signature and approval: The handler will draft and publish the draft according to the joint review results of the price review meeting within 1 working day, and submit it to the Director for signature and approval. The contact person will send the manuscript to the county finance bureau for countersignature.

7. Submitting to the county government: The agent shall prepare the documents and submit them to the county government within 1 working day.

8. Handling the forwarding of government documents: the agent shall complete the posting of county government documents within 1 working day. The contact person will send the manuscript to the county finance bureau for countersignature.

9. Close: The agent will issue the document within 1 working day.

Legal basis:

Article 29 of the Urban and Rural Planning Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) gives priority to the construction of infrastructure and public service facilities, properly handles the relationship between the development of new areas and the transformation of old areas, and gives overall consideration to the living needs of migrant workers and the economic and social development of surrounding rural areas and the production and life of villagers. The construction and development of cities and towns should be combined with rural economic and social development and industrial restructuring, giving priority to the construction of infrastructure such as water supply, drainage, power supply, gas supply, roads, communications, radio and television, and public service facilities such as schools, health centers, cultural stations, kindergartens and welfare homes, so as to provide services to surrounding rural areas. The construction and development of townships and villages should adjust measures to local conditions, save land, give play to the role of villagers' autonomous organizations, guide villagers to carry out reasonable construction and improve rural production and living conditions.