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Chairmen of People's Committees at district and commune levels are responsible for the progress of site clearance in their respective localities.
Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Luu Van Ban requires the People's Committee of Nam Sach district to recover the remaining land on May 31 at the latest for handover to the investor of a project to build a new urban area to the north of Han bridge
Appropriate authorities in Hai Duong province shall drastically and urgently remove bottlenecks in site clearance so as not to affect the construction of industrial parks and clusters and key public investment works.
Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Luu Van Ban gave the order at a meeting on April 17 with relevant departments, sectors, and localities on implementation and handling of obstacles in site clearance for projects in the province.
Ban required the Department of Natural Resources and Environment to provide specific guidance on mechanisms and policies to support compensation for site clearance.
The department must clarify issues related to land recovery plans and fully apply legal provisions.
He also asked localities to consistently implement guidelines and policies on site clearance and strictly manage land to prevent problems arising during site clearance.
Deputy Director of the Department of Planning and Investment Nguyen Hai Chau reports on obstacles in site clearance for a project to build a new urban area to the north of Han bridge (phase 1)
At the meeting, Deputy Director of the Department of Planning and Investment Nguyen Hai Chau reported on obstacles in site clearance for a project to build a new urban area to the north of Han bridge (phase 1).
Nam Sach district has recovered 708,691 m2 of land for the project, completing 99.96%. The owner of the remaining ground, covering an area of 281 m2, has not agreed with the compensation plan.
“The cost of relocating a petroleum pipeline system in the project construction site amounts to more than 23 billion VND, higher than the estimate of more than 9.5 billion VND,” added Chau.
Standing Vice Chairman of the provincial People's Committee Luu Van Ban required the district People's Committee to recover the remaining land on May 31 at the latest for handover to the investor of the project.
Deputy Director of the Department of Natural Resources and Environment Nguyen Thi Nhu Trang explains problems in mechanisms and policies on land recovery
He suggested the district People’s Committee coordinate with concerned departments and sectors and the investor to work out a suitable plan to relocate the petroleum pipeline system in line with legal provisions.
The standing vice chairman also required the Department of Construction to collaborate with localities to soon remove difficulties in site clearance related to planning on the basis of checking every project.
All information related to projects and plans for land recovery and resettlement must be public and transparent.
Chairmen of People's Committees at district and commune levels are responsible for the progress of site clearance in their respective localities.
“Agencies and units must soon report detailed plans for site clearance and measures to remove obstacles related to site clearance in all localities to the provincial People’s Committee according to their functions and tasks,” said Ban.
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