On April 9, the Chengguan Squadron of Rehe South Road in Nanjing's Gulou District received feedback from citizens and property owners that there was a phenomenon of privately building a chicken shed on the roof of Tianzheng Taoyuan Apartment, which disturbed the people.
In this regard, the urban management squadron organized personnel to rush to the scene immediately. During the investigation, it was found that there were more than ten chickens in the simple chicken coop on the roof, which emitted a strange smell.
After the rehe South Road Chengguan Squadron law enforcement personnel visited found that the chicken coop here not only has odor, environmental problems, but also there are safety hazards, because the chicken coop is located on the roof of the sixth floor, close to the edge of the entire building, once encountered rainfall, strong winds and other strong convective weather, it is very easy to fall, bringing losses to the lives of residents.
In view of this situation, the law enforcement personnel immediately informed the parties that the unauthorized construction of illegal buildings to raise live poultry not only destroyed the public environment of the community, but also had potential safety hazards, and the parties expressed their willingness to cooperate with the law enforcement personnel in the demolition work and ensured that they would not build it again. After an afternoon of demolition, the illegal chicken coop was dismantled.
Law enforcement officers said that the next step of the squadron will be to adopt a linkage mechanism for the joint property, and arrange daily team members to patrol to prevent the recurrence of illegal construction.
Since the beginning of this year, the Gulou District Chengguan Rehe South Road Squadron has responded positively, strictly implemented the requirements of Gulou District for zero growth of new illegal construction, ensured that new illegal construction was found at the first time, disposed of at the first time, and strived to nip illegal buildings in the bud.
Correspondent: Ju Yongji