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近年来,城镇人口急剧增加,而粮店的建设没有跟上,居民“买粮难”的呼声日益强烈。目前城镇粮店普遍存在的问题是:老、小、破、偏、少。许多地方是靠五十年代的粮店吃饭,从事八十年代的城市建设。据我省11个省属市的调查,城区和郊区的697个粮店中,有271个粮店的店房是五十年代及其以前的建筑,占39％。其中有的是公私合营前的小粮行、小厂坊或清末、民国初的当铺、商店等古老店房。在这697个粮店中,粮店总面积(包括仓库、发货间、营业室、值班室及复制品工场等全部用房),在200平方米以下的共379个,占54％。其中不足100平方
In recent years, the urban population has increased sharply, and the construction of grain stores has not kept pace with the growing demand from residents for “difficulty in buying grain”. The common problems existing in urban grain shops are: old, small, broken, partial, and small. Many places rely on the food shops of the 1950s to eat and go on urban construction in the 1980s. According to surveys in 11 provinces and municipalities in our province, out of the 697 grain stores in urban and suburban areas, 271 grain shop stores are in the 1950s and its former buildings, accounting for 39%. Some of them are old food stores, small food shops before the public-private partnership, Xiaochangfang, or pawn shops and shops in the late Qing Dynasty and the early years of the Republic of China. Among the 697 grain stores, the total area of grain stores (including warehouses, delivery rooms, business rooms, duty rooms, and reproduction workshops, etc.) occupied a total of 379 or less under 200 square meters, accounting for 54%. Of which less than 100 square