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Anonymous users2024-01-24Hello! According to the existing laws and traditional morality of our country, whether the tomb is occupied by an owner or an ownerless grave, it must be approved by the relevant departments, and the tomb can be relocated or properly disposed of after the consent of the grave owner (the consent of the relevant departments is also required for the ownerless grave). You don't have to be angry with feudal superstitions, you can or can't, as long as you properly solve the matter of relocating the tomb, it doesn't matter what you build on the original tomb.
Of course, it needs to be approved by the relevant parties. Why don't you believe the saying of dividing the water, because every piece of loess has buried the dead!
I can throw it. Spatial superposition: pile height, large set of small ones; I can pump it up and fold it.
As long as the existing house is outside, build. All have to be submitted for approval. Otherwise, it is illegal. Not in the house. >>>More
No, the outdoor building outside the scope of the regulations is considered an illegal building.
It is completely okay to decorate without a ceiling, and now many rooms have a floor height of only one meter, and the relative space is low, so the space can be made more open without a ceiling.
Generally not, there is more residual heat for kitchen cooking, and the kitchen floor insulation should also be done, and the effect is as good