Container House Rectification Notice

The container house rectification notice should clearly specify rectification requirements, deadlines, responsible entities, legal bases, and include rectification guidelines and supervision channels. The details are as follows:

I. Rectification Requirements

1. Remove or Relocate Unauthorized Containers: Container houses that have been placed on public spaces, collective land, rural roads, or agricultural land without approval must be removed or relocated within a specified period. For example, the Jinshan Squadron in Huli District ordered the responsible party to remove illegal container houses on a requisitioned plot and restore it to its original state within a set timeframe; Weinan City's Linwei District removed all container houses occupying agricultural land at the Leyejianshan campsite.
2. Eliminate Safety Hazards: For containers that have been illegally modified for residential use, issues such as inadequate fire resistance ratings, unauthorized electrical wiring, mixed use of high-power appliances, and the use of bottled gas indoors must be rectified. For instance, Danbei Town in Danyang City launched a special campaign to address containers built with flammable sandwich panels that posed fire risks.
3. Restore Land and Urban Appearance: Containers that block fire lanes, damage village aesthetics, or affect urban appearance must be cleared and the land's function restored. For example, Hongshan Town required the rectification of简易性住房 (simplified housing) within a set period to prevent new unauthorized constructions from affecting the city's image.

II. Rectification Deadlines
Reasonable deadlines should be set based on the severity of the violation, typically ranging from 5 to 15 working days. For example, the Jinshan Squadron in Huli District ordered the removal of illegal container houses on an open space within 3 days; Danbei Town arranged for the village committee to lead a joint department effort to forcibly remove containers that were not voluntarily cleared by the deadline.

III. Responsible Entities

1. Individuals/Units: The owners or users of container houses are directly responsible and must actively cooperate with rectification efforts. For example, Xiangyanglou Subdistrict ordered Du Tao to remove an unauthorized container he had erected or take remedial measures.
2. Local Administrative Departments: Village committees, neighborhood committees, or subdistrict offices should lead efforts in inspection, publicity, and relocation. For example, Danbei Town formed a rectification resolution through a villagers' congress, which was then implemented by the village committee.
3. Law Enforcement Departments: Urban management, natural resources, fire protection, and other departments should collaborate in enforcement, imposing legal penalties on those who refuse to rectify. For example, the Jiangtou Urban Management Squadron forcibly removed an illegally constructed iron shed and issued a Notice of Rectification.

IV. Legal Bases

1. Land Management: Violations of Article 77 of the Land Administration Law, involving the unauthorized occupation of land, require restitution and removal within a specified period.
2. Urban and Rural Planning: Violations of Article 64 of the Urban and Rural Planning Law, involving construction without a building permit, require rectification or removal within a specified period.
3. Urban Appearance and Environmental Sanitation: Violations of Article 17 of the Tianjin Regulations on Urban Appearance and Environmental Sanitation, involving the unauthorized erection of structures that affect urban appearance, require removal or rectification within a specified period.
4. Fire Safety: Violations of Article 19 of the Fire Protection Law, involving the co-location of production, storage, or business operations involving flammable and explosive materials with residential spaces, require cessation of operations and fines.

V. Rectification Guidelines

1. Self-Rectification: Immediately cease using unauthorized containers, remove or relocate them to legal sites, and clean up the surrounding area.
2. Apply for Retroactive Approval: If continued use is necessary, submit an application to natural resources and planning departments to retroactively obtain land use and construction permits.
3. Livelihood Support: For those facing actual housing difficulties, contact the local village committee for assistance in arranging transitional housing.

VI. Supervision and Feedback

1. Reporting Channels: Problems can be reported through the 12345 citizen hotline, urban management enforcement platforms, or the published phone numbers of local subdistrict offices.
2. Re-inspection Mechanism: Law enforcement departments will conduct follow-up inspections and impose stricter penalties on those who refuse to rectify or whose violations reoccur.