浙江永嘉一学校反映校舍危房 住建局期限内未重新答复被责令履行

Core Viewpoint - The ongoing legal and administrative disputes regarding the safety of school buildings in Yongjia County, Zhejiang, highlight significant issues related to building safety standards and government accountability [1][3][4]. Group 1: Legal Disputes - Yongjia County's Bowun School has been involved in a prolonged legal battle with the Yongjia County Education Bureau over the safety of school buildings, claiming they do not meet safety standards [3]. - The Yongjia County Court and Wenzhou Intermediate Court have dismissed Bowun School's claims in two separate rulings, with the final judgment stating that the classification of the buildings as dangerous does not affect the case's outcome [3]. - Following the court's decisions, Bowun School filed a complaint with the Yongjia County Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau regarding the leasing of unsafe buildings for school use [3][4]. Group 2: Administrative Actions - The Yongjia County Housing and Urban-Rural Development Bureau issued a response stating that the lease agreement between the Education Bureau and Bowun School occurred before the safety assessment, suggesting judicial resolution [3][4]. - Bowun School contested the Bureau's response, leading to an administrative review that was initially suspended but later resumed by the Yongjia County Government [4]. - On May 13, 2025, the Yongjia County Government issued a decision to revoke the Bureau's previous response and mandated a new handling of the case within a specified timeframe [4][5]. - As of July 22, 2025, the Yongjia County Government formally ordered the Bureau to comply with the administrative review decision within two months and report back in writing [5].