Yen Thanh District People's Committee held a dialogue with more than 50 households to clarify problems in clearing land on National Highway 7.
(Baonghean.vn) - On the afternoon of March 20, the People's Committee of Yen Thanh district held a dialogue with more than 50 households of My Thanh commune to clarify the content related to compensation and site clearance (GPMB) when implementing the Project to Upgrade National Highway 7 passing through Yen Thanh district.
According to the report ofCompensation Council for Land Acquisition and Site Clearance in Yen Thanh District, National Highway 7 section through Yen Thanh district has a total length of 27,774m (left and right of the route) passing through 5 communes including: Vinh Thanh, Vien Thanh, Bao Thanh, Cong Thanh and My Thanh. In My Thanh commune alone, there are currently problems with the land clearance of 53/76 plots, with a total length of 1,565m on both sides of the route. Of which, 3 households have assets such as trees on land under the management of the commune; 39 households have residential land, garden land, land for growing perennial crops that are affected but have not received money; 7 households are not eligible for compensation and support; and 4 households are not affected.
At the dialogue, the Compensation Council of Yen Thanh district recorded many opinions of households related to the compensation issue. Mr. Nguyen Cong Khanh, residing in Giap Quan hamlet, My Thanh commune, is currently using a land plot with a total area of 821m22(according to data extracted in April 2023), clearance 453m2; recovered area is 70.6m2, remaining area 297.4m2Mr. Khanh said that his family's land was reclaimed by his parents to build a house before 1979 and was given to him by his parents in 2007, with no land limit yet determined. Mr. Khanh requested that support be considered for the land that was recovered from his family.
Some households disagree with the compensation price for forestry land (production forest, used since 1976) of 6,000 VND/m2and disagree with the land price of 17 million VND/m2.
Ms. Pham Thi Tu, residing in Giap Quan hamlet, My Thanh commune, has a plot of land with an area of 808m2.2, of which the airspace area is 479m2, recovered 46.9m2Ms. Tu said that her family's residential land originated before 1980. However, in the compensation file, it was confirmed that the land use origin was from 1995 and in the file there was a land donation application made in 2013, Ms. Tu's family donated 479m22Ms. Tu said that her family did not submit an application to donate land, so she requested compensation and support.
Many cases also have similar opinions when they say that the land used before 1980, has been granted a Certificate of Land Use Rights, but when the Certificate of Land Use Rights was granted, the household had submitted a request to donate land for road construction, and now requested to be compensated for the donated land. In particular, there are cases where people have been compensated for land acquisition since 2011, also requesting compensation when upgrading and expanding National Highway 7...
At the dialogue session, the representative of the Compensation Council for Land Use Rights of Yen Thanh district, based on the records from the Branch of the Office of Land Use Rights Registration, the measurement and extraction reports of the local government and the records provided by the people, also explained to the people which cases are compensated and which cases are only supported when clearing the land.
In fact, more than 50 households in My Thanh commune have submitted petitions to address their concerns. The Yen Thanh District Compensation and Site Clearance Council has responded to the petitions according to regulations. However, many households still do not agree to hand over the site to the construction unit.
Mr. Nguyen Van Duong - Vice Chairman of Yen Thanh District People's Committee, Chairman of the Compensation Council for Land Acquisition and Compensation of the project also asked the people of My Thanh commune to agree, so that the project to renovate and upgrade National Highway 7 can soon complete the handover of the site for construction, ensuring the implementation of the project's objectives, while serving the development of the locality. Mr. Duong affirmed that the district is committed to ensuring the legal and legitimate rights of households. If any household has additional documents, they are requested to provide them to the authorities to ensure compliance with regulations. However, in cases where the site is not handed over in accordance with regulations, the district will have a plan to protect the construction, ensuring the set progress.
