| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立高雄應用科技大學 === 土木工程與防災科技研究所 === 106 === Land acquisition for public works is mainly divided into two parts of land and buildings. There is a consistent compensation standard for land compensation. As for building compensation, although the original land law and other relevant laws and regulations have set relevant building assessment rules. However, still need local governments to take into account local financial and actual conditions, establishing the relevant autonomy regulations for building compensation when actually carrying out the assessment. In this way will easily controversial, by fighting caused delays in public works. Forcing local governments to increase compensation.
This study compares the building demolition compensation laws and regulations established by the various counties and cities in Taiwan. Although not identical, it is still mainly based on the relevant provisions of the Land Law and other related regulations. This study compares the compensation measures for more representative buildings in three municipalities such as Taipei City, Taichung City, and Kaohsiung City. Designed questionnaires for five parts, including “Acceptance of Building Demolition Compensation Regulations,” “Equity and reasonableness of building compensation,” “Specialty in building evaluation,” “Relocation plan for relocated households,” and “Dispute resolution.” Publish questionnaires via the Internet and paper. Adults as the main research object . A total of 232 questionnaires with valid questionnaires. After statistical analysis, the main research conclusions are summarized into the following points:(1) It should be discuss with relevant experts when the government revis e the compensation regulations for building demolition.(2) The current compensation for building demolition is not enough to rebuild the new construction.(3) Have building inspections by entrust private professional agencies.(4) A certain amount of cash can help relocated households to relocate their households or allow they to get priority for social housing.(5)Construction compensation fees are too low and insufficient compensation items are the most frequently disputed factors.
Based on the above conclusions, the Collection will provide a review of the compensation system for the Dalinpu and Fongbitou future relocation villages and a reference for the compensation of buildings in the future when the village relocates.
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