Demolition plan formulation: the demolition unit or relevant government departments will formulate the demolition plan, including the scope of demolition, timetable, compensation standards, etc.
Demolition notice and consultation: the demolition unit will send a demolition notice to the affected house owners or residents to inform them of the relevant information and requirements for demolition. At this stage, the two sides can discuss the compensation for demolition through consultation.
Signing a compensation agreement for demolition: On the basis of negotiation, the demolition unit and the owner or resident of the house reach an agreement, and then sign a compensation agreement for demolition to clarify the rights and obligations of both parties.
Demolition decision or expropriation decision: if negotiation fails, the demolition unit may issue a demolition decision or expropriation decision according to legal procedures to force the demolition.
Demolition implementation: after the decision takes effect, the demolition unit will organize personnel to carry out demolition work, including demolition of houses and clearing of sites.
Compensation payment: the demolition unit shall pay corresponding compensation to the owner or resident of the demolished house according to the compensation standard stipulated in the agreement or law.
Please note that the specific legal procedures for house demolition may be different in different countries, regions and specific circumstances. Therefore, in practice, it is suggested that you consult the local demolition management department, land management department or relevant legal professionals to obtain the most accurate and up-to-date legal procedure information. For questions related to demolition evaluation, please click on the avatar to consult or contact Zhenglian Kunqiang, a third-party evaluation consultant specializing in demolition evaluation.