Vinh City: Enforced protection for construction of key projects before October 20

(Baonghean.vn) - On the afternoon of October 11, the Steering Committee for compensation and support for land acquisition and clearance of Vinh City met to discuss measures to remove difficulties and obstacles in compensation for land acquisition and clearance and resettlement of key projects and works. Mr. Nguyen Hoai An - Chairman of Vinh City People's Committee chaired the meeting.

Organize enforcement to protect construction at the project to build a road connecting National Highway 46 with the Lam River road. Photo: Vo Huyen

Currently, Vinh City has a number of key projects and works that are still stuck in site clearance. For works under the Vinh Urban Development Sub-project, there are problems in construction packages such as: Vinh - Hung Tay Road Construction Package with 3 households still having land in the section passing through Hung Dong Commune; 14 households at the Quan Bau Intersection Resettlement Area; the construction package of the road connecting National Highway 46 with the Lam River Road with 12 households in Nghi Duc Commune and 1 household in Hung Hoa Commune; the project to build a regulating lake with 3 households remaining with a total area of ​​307m2²; The project to upgrade and renovate the moat around Vinh Citadel still has 6 households in Cua Nam and Quang Trung wards that have not yet received land clearance.

Regarding the project to build the 95m Vinh - Cua Lo road, the Nghi Phu Primary School resettlement area is still stuck in the inventory, confirmation of origin, and land use area. The project to build the headquarters of the Nghe An Fire Police Department has issued a decision to enforce and organize a dialogue, but the households still do not agree.

Construction of Vinh - Hung Tay road project. Photo: Vo Huyen

At the meeting, after listening to specific reports on difficulties and obstacles in each project, the Chairman of Vinh City People's Committee requested departments, units, and wards and communes to focus on speeding up the site clearance progress and resolving any problems immediately.

Assign responsibility to each member of the Steering Committee, departments, units, wards and communes with the site clearance work. Organize meetings twice a week to grasp the implementation results in order to have timely solutions. At the same time, develop a plan to protect the construction and organize enforcement against households that do not comply before October 20, 2017.

Vo Huyen