Container House Rectification Report

The container house rectification report should cover aspects such as investigation, remediation, publicity, and long-term management. The specific content is as follows:

I. Investigation and Registration

Conduct a comprehensive investigation of container houses within the jurisdiction, focusing on behaviors such as unauthorized occupancy, unauthorized electrical wiring, occupation of public areas, and illegal land occupation. Through grid management, on-site visits, and map spot comparisons, establish a实名 (real-name) ledger of 'one container, one record', detailing information such as the location, purpose, area, and property owner of each container, and clarifying the responsible entity for rectification. For example, Danbei Town includes unauthorized containers in its key safety hazard investigation list, while Yisuhe Town conducts a '地毯式' (地毯式 means '地毯-like' or 'comprehensive') investigation and establishes a ledger to provide a basis for subsequent remediation.

II. Classified Remediation Measures

1. Self-demolition within a Time Limit and Forced Clearance: For containers with unauthorized occupancy or fire hazards (such as the use of flammable sandwich panels, unauthorized electrical wiring, and storage of gas cylinders), issue rectification notices requiring relocation or demolition within a specified time limit. For those that fail to rectify within the time limit, joint law enforcement departments will conduct forced clearance and register the whereabouts. For example, Danbei Town implements forced clearance of containers that are not cleared within the time limit, while Haicang District demolishes unauthorized containers and restores the land to its original state.

2. Livelihood Support and Humane Law Enforcement: For tenants with actual housing difficulties, assist in contacting transitional housing to avoid a 'one-size-fits-all' approach. For example, the village committee in Danbei Town actively assists tenants in solving temporary resettlement problems, reflecting the warmth of governance.

3. Joint Law Enforcement and Safety Control: Collaborate with departments such as fire protection, emergency response, and public security to implement measures such as power cuts and seals for containers with major safety hazards, forcing rectification. For example, Luolong District conducts joint law enforcement on containers that have not been relocated, remediating 12 locations covering more than 1,000 square meters of containers and color-steel houses.

III. Publicity and Education

Popularize the legal consequences and safety hazards of unauthorized container modifications through methods such as household visits, law enforcement vehicle broadcasts, legal lectures, banner postings, and distribution of promotional materials, enhancing residents' legal awareness. For example, Yisuhe Town achieves full publicity coverage through the '小手拉大手' (Little Hands Pull Big Hands) program, while Chongming District's Xianghua Town uses '田间小喇叭' (Field Loudspeakers) and promotional videos to expand its influence.

IV. Long-term Management Mechanism

1. Regular Inspections: Include containers in grid-based investigation content and conduct regular '回头看' (look-back) inspections to prevent problem recurrence. For example, Luolong District explicitly includes containers in its safety production grid investigation and remediation, while Haicang District strengthens daily inspections and dynamic monitoring.

2. Sub-district Responsibility System: Implement territorial management responsibilities to ensure early detection and rapid disposal of newly added unauthorized constructions. For example, Yisuhe Town implements a sub-district responsibility system to achieve full coverage without dead zones.

3. Public Supervision and Reporting Incentives: Encourage public participation in supervision and timely reporting of unauthorized behaviors to form a co-governance atmosphere.