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Anonymous users2024-01-24If you go to the town, the town doesn't ask for it from the county, and then you can't ask for it in the city, province, or the central government.
I feel that your village committee is sick, if it is built next to it, it is okay to say, there is no problem with this.
As long as there is the official seal of the village committee, no matter how long the time has passed, it is effective, the toilet can be removed, but you can take the contract to apply for the village committee to re-build one, or the village committee to make corresponding compensation, if not, then you go to the town government to find it, naturally someone will come forward to help you solve, to believe in the government, the above is just a personal suggestion, I hope my answer will help you.
It can be objected to but not necessarily useful, if there is no encroachment on your place and affect the access, you need to put forward your opinion to the village council, such as asking them to improve sanitation and increase the green landscape.
It is considered illegal because: 1, the certificate issued by the village committee does not have legal effect, 2, the building needs a building permit
The village committee's construction of public toilets needs to be publicized on the collective public land so that the villagers can know about it, otherwise he will violate the villagers' right to know.