Baoshan Town Launches Special Inspection Campaign on Homestead Construction

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Baoshan Town has launched a special inspection campaign on homestead construction, focusing on ensuring the housing safety of villagers and protecting rural housing construction standards and approval procedures. The campaign, which began on October 24, comprises a comprehensive and detailed inspection of 17 rural houses that applied for construction in 2025. The inspections are prioritizing two core aspects: construction compliance and structural safety.

Key Takeaways:

  • The inspection campaign is targeting 17 rural houses that applied for construction in 2025, with a focus on ensuring compliance with rural housing construction standards and approval procedures.
  • The inspections are prioritizing two core aspects: construction compliance and structural safety, with a focus on newly built rural houses on foundation construction quality, building material specifications, and planning layout requirements.
  • For renovated rural houses, the focus is on inspecting the safety of original structural modifications, repair work on the roof and walls, and preventing damage to the main structure during renovation.
  • The "one household, one file" inspection log is being established for each farmhouse to record construction progress, on-site conditions, and key milestone images, ensuring full traceability of supervision.
  • Non-compliance discovered during inspections will have rectification requirements and deadlines defined on the spot to ensure timely rectification and prevent illegal construction from the outset.
  • The town will continue to track the implementation of rectification measures, strengthen routine inspections of rural housing construction, and ensure all new and renovated rural housing projects meet the standards.

Statistics:

  • 17 rural houses were selected for inspection, with a focus on ensuring compliance with rural housing construction standards and approval procedures.
  • Inspectors are prioritizing two core aspects: construction compliance and structural safety.
  • Newly built rural houses are being inspected for foundation construction quality, building material specifications, and planning layout requirements.
  • Renovated rural houses are being inspected for modifications, repair work on the roof and walls, and preventing damage to the main structure during renovation.
  • The "one household, one file" inspection log will be used for each farmhouse to record construction progress, on-site conditions, and key milestone images.

Sources:

  • https://www.beijing.gov.cn/ywdt/gqrd/202510/t20251028_4242058.html