In response to a series of issues encountered during the preliminary land clearance and compensation work for the Inner Mongolia power grid construction

including mismatches between project planning and territorial spatial planning

unclear boundaries of authority and responsibility for cross-regional construction

inconsistent land acquisition compensation standards across regions

last-minute planting and construction by local residents prior to construction

information asymmetry between government and enterprises

and a lack of oversight for civilized construction practices

which have resulted in significant coordination challenges and delays in construction progress

drawing on extensive field experience in power transmission and transformation projects

this paper proposes the following measures of prioritizing planning compliance

establishing a collaborative responsibility mechanism between government and enterprises

issuing advance public notices and retaining visual documentation

conducting on-site surveys to assess land features and local conditions

addressing civil disputes through categorized and tiered mediation

optimizing tower site and route plans

standardizing compensation criteria and streamlining payment procedures

promoting civilized construction practices

and implementing post-project evaluations and dynamic monitoring. After implementing these measures in projects such as the electrified railway from Hohhot to Zhangjiakou and the Huade-Siziwang Banner 220 kV new energy aggregation power supply project

the practice of unauthorized construction is effectively curbed

various land acquisition disputes are properly resolved

and the projects are completed and put into operation on schedule.