Accelerating Progress of Residential Area and Urban Housing Projects

On the afternoon of November 12, Comrade Vu Viet Van — Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee — conducted field inspections of the Southwest Doan Hung Town New Residential Area Project (now Doan Hung commune) and the Dam Phai Urban Housing Area Project in Ha Hoa commune. Accompanying him were leadership representatives of several relevant departments, sectors, and localities.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vu Viet Van conducting a field inspection of the Southwest Doan Hung Town New Residential Area Project (Doan Hung commune).

The Southwest Doan Hung Town New Residential Area Project in Doan Hung commune spans a scale of over 27 hectares, invested in by a consortium of Tu Lap Construction Co., Ltd. and Viet Hung Construction Joint Stock Company. To date, site clearance work has been completed across approximately 22 hectares; however, more than 5.3 hectares remain uncompleted.

The primary causes stem from several households not yet agreeing with compensation plans, alongside bottlenecks in resettlement arrangements. The uncleared land areas are interspersed with already cleared land and situated along the project’s main transport axes, affecting the completion of land allocation procedures and preventing the investor from deploying construction.

The Dam Phai Urban Housing Area Project in Ha Hoa commune spans over 11 hectares, invested in by Tu Lap Construction Co., Ltd. The project has had 10.56 hectares handed over; technical infrastructure construction has reached approximately 80%, and construction is underway on 27 out of 39 villas alongside a cultural house and wastewater treatment station.

Currently, 0.51 hectares remain unhanded over—comprising 0.21 hectares pending site clearance involving 8 households and 81 graves belonging to 34 households, plus 0.3 hectares already cleared but lacking completed land allocation procedures due to interspersed locations. Delayed site handover not only affects project schedules and synchronization, but also generates drainage inadequacies during prolonged heavy rains.

Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vu Viet Van conducting a field inspection of the Dam Phai Urban Housing Area Project in Ha Hoa commune.

Giving directives regarding the Southwest Doan Hung Town New Residential Area Project, Vice Chairman of the Provincial People’s Committee Vu Viet Van requested Doan Hung commune to coordinate with relevant departments, sectors, and units to review the entire entangled area, compiling specific lists by household and location, and thereby classifying groups of difficulties and bottlenecks.

Based on the review, units need to clearly define roadmaps and resolution timelines; concentrating on resolving issues regarding land, compensation, support, resettlement, and land recovery sequences; and reviewing the legality of executed site clearance dossiers.

Concurrently, the locality needs to step up propaganda and mobilization efforts to generate public consensus during site clearance execution—contributing to removing bottlenecks and early bringing the project into deployment.

Regarding the Dam Phai Urban Housing Area Project in Ha Hoa commune, Vice Chairman Vu Viet Van requested Ha Hoa commune to coordinate with relevant agencies to focus on resolving the remaining area; reviewing each individual case specifically, firmly grasping aspirations, stepping up dialogue and mobilization, and proposing suitable handling options that guarantee the legitimate rights and interests of citizens.

He also requested the investor to urgently inspect and resolve slow drainage issues during heavy rains, ensuring safety, environmental sanitation, and zero disruption to residents' daily lives.

Le Hoang