Households relocated in the 1990s

Chapter 40 Demolition Notice
After coming out of the village committee, no one was in a hurry to leave.

The village chief just said that after discussing the contracting issue, we will have to consider whether to divide the mulberry fields and orchards depending on the situation.

However, An Songyu felt that the situation was precarious.

After all, if the villagers are really interested in the orchard, they would have already gone in and inquired with the village committee.

Sure enough, after that group of scattered villagers went in, there was no movement from the others.

After a while, the village cadres came out again under the leadership of Jiang Wenlin.

They briefly introduced the contracting situation just now.

I didn’t expect that with such a small batch, most of the orchards in the village have been contracted out.

As for the scattered ones, it is not impossible for the village to take care of them after receiving the contract money this time.

Not to mention other income, even allowing tourists in the village to pick the fruits at will is a means of attracting customers.

Even after taking care of these orchards, the money that can be earned is estimated to be limited.

It would be difficult to distribute it to the villagers.

As for the Sangji Fish Pond, this is really troublesome.

Jiang Wenlin simply discussed it with the villagers.

The village committee naturally hopes that the money can be distributed directly to each household.

There are more than 2,000 acres of mulberry fish ponds, excluding the 400 acres contracted by An Songyu's family, there are nearly 1,800 acres left.

According to the population and number of households in Jiang Village, each family will be allocated a considerable amount.

However, if silkworms are not raised in the mulberry fish pond, the income it can generate is very limited.

Especially since the villagers are busy running their increasingly prosperous farmhouses, they don’t have the time to bother with this.

Therefore, under the unanimous opposition of the villagers, the matter of allocating the mulberry fish pond had to be shelved.

The villagers dispersed one by one, and An Songyu and his family were about to leave when they were stopped by Jiang Wenlin.

Jiang Wenlin greeted the others first, then turned to look at An Jianping: "Jianping, how are you going to take care of your orchard?"

"Uncle Lin, I plan to contact someone this afternoon to clear the weeds in the orchard first." An Jianping answered directly.

He has always been more organized in his work.

Although the orchard contract was only negotiated now.

But in his mind, he had been preparing for several days.

"I also want to ask the elderly in the village for advice on how we used to take care of the orchards in our village."

"It just so happens that I have a contracted orchard in front of my house, and we can take care of it together then."

"That's not bad!" Jiang Wenlin praised first, then asked rather embarrassedly:
"Jianping, there are still some orchards left in the village. We have discussed it and we also want to use the contract money to take good care of them."

"How about you help contact the workers?"

"That's a small matter, Uncle Lin. Please calculate the manpower needed." An Jianping agreed very quickly, but also gave a heads-up:

"But if more manpower is needed, we have to give them time to prepare."

"When I confirm it, I'll give you the contact."

"As for the more specific matters, you can discuss them yourselves."

Jiang Wenlin felt even more embarrassed, but he didn't refuse.

After all, this is public money from the village, and every penny must be made known to the villagers.

Therefore, the specific labor costs, etc., will definitely not be as convenient as employing people in Jianping's family.

An Jianping didn't care.

Anyway, he was just helping to act as a middleman, there was no conflict of interest involved, so naturally he wouldn't go into the details of these things.

But when An Jianping came out of the village committee, there were more than one or two people waiting for him.

So, the next day, the broken van picked up people who came to the village to work twice.

Others still have their own means of transportation.

In this way, after several days, all the orchards in the village became clean.

As for the rest of the care, it would take a little longer. Even so, when the farmhouses in the village were not too busy, An Jianping also sought advice from experienced elders in the village.

First, give the overly lush fruit trees some preliminary treatment.

Speaking of which, the area of ​​fruit trees in the village is not small.

After all, the requirements for planting fruit trees are different from those for mulberry ponds, fish ponds, flower fields and vegetable gardens.

Not to mention the places in the village that were originally suitable for growing fruit trees, even the small hills that were originally not suitable for growing other things have been developed into orange orchards.

The total area is not much smaller than the Sangji Fish Pond.

But this time, An Jianping made a big move and contracted another 800 acres.

Their entire family consumed more than a thousand acres of land.

Most of the remaining several hundred acres were divided up among other people in the village.

This is also the reason why the villagers dared to make up their minds to clean up the remaining orchards.

After all, the amount is really not that big.

With the contract payment received this time, it is completely possible to do so.

It’s just that... these people are very cunning.

I have only paid the first year's contract fee and want to give it a try.

September is already halfway through.

An Songyu has been closely following the progress of the village orchard management.

Until the village not only took care of the remaining orchards, but also cleared out several large fish ponds suitable for fish farming and released fish fry.

Although most of the mulberry fields remained as they were, the remaining fish ponds, large and small, had not been cleaned up.

But An Songyu believes that this is definitely much better than before the demolition.

And it was on September 20th.

The demolition notice that An Songyu had been looking forward to was delivered to the Jiangcun and Lincun village committees without any warning.

At the same time, in accordance with the requirements of the demolition notice, starting from today:
The two villages will suspend household registration transfers, house reconstruction, additions and expansion projects.

When the notice reached the village, not only other people, but even the village committee took a long time to react.

Even on the land acquisition notice next to it, the scope, purpose, compensation standards, etc. of the land acquisition are clearly written.

But it still made them feel like they couldn't understand it at all.

After the village committee members fully came to their senses and studied it carefully.

The village once again notified everyone to hold a meeting.

This time, even the most well-informed villagers could not find out the reason for the meeting.

An Songyu has been waiting anxiously.

But after hearing the notice of the village meeting, she felt as if the dust had settled.

She found An Jianmin's house. An Jianmin, who had just received the news of the meeting and had not yet found out the details, was in a daze.

Seeing his niece coming over, he immediately asked, "Ayu, the village requires the whole village to have a meeting this afternoon. Do you want to go alone, or notify your family?"

"Notify my dad!" An Songyu answered without hesitation.

An Jianmin was stunned for a moment, then immediately reacted.

He stood up excitedly, walked around twice, and then sat down and wanted to say something to An Songyu.

I didn't know how to start for a moment.

So he stood up again, and walked around twice more, feeling a little confused and helpless.

"Uncle, how about... you call my dad first? Maybe I guessed wrong?" An Songyu said cautiously.

She was even afraid that if she spoke a little louder, it would irritate her uncle.

After all, this newly contracted orchard has only just been cleaned up!

If this was really demolished... wouldn't it be like picking it up for free?
Moreover, it is obvious that the amount to be picked up is not a small amount. Who wouldn’t be excited if it happened to them?

(End of this chapter)