"Street" appears on forestry land
(Baonghean.vn) - Solid houses, gardens with trees planted in neat rows, green forests of raw materials. That is what people see in Hamlet 22, Quynh Vinh Commune - a place considered a "street" on forestry land.
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| Hamlet 22, Quynh Vinh commune has 45 households settled in the west of Hoang Mai town, including residential clusters located along Highway 36. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| A house of a resident of hamlet 22 built along route 36 looks no different from a villa in an eco-zone. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| Behind the beautiful, solid house is forestry land. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| The scene is not much different from a street on forestry land. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| In fact, part of the residential land and production land of the people in hamlet 22, Quynh Vinh commune are located in the forestry land and protective forest area planned in 2007 of Hoang Mai town. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| A house with a fence under construction in Hamlet 22, Quynh Vinh Commune. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| In fact, hamlet 22 has 45 households, coming from many different localities. There are households from Thanh Hoa province, there are households that were former patients of Quynh Lap leprosy hospital, there are also families that migrated under the State's policy to work in the new economic zone, and there are a few families that "parachuted" here to work on farms. People settled here from around 1966 until 1996. In 2001, hamlet 22 was officially established, with its name on the administrative map of Quynh Vinh commune. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| In 2007, the protection forest planning was established (in Decision No. 482/QD-UBND.NN dated February 2, 2007). From then on, a part of the land area that residents of Hamlet 22 were using for housing, gardens, and agricultural production became protection forest land. Therefore, when the State had a policy to promote the issuance of Land Use Right Certificates to people, Hamlet 22 could not implement it, causing concerns and worries. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| Right in the protective forest area, the people of hamlet 22 have converted it into a production area for many years now. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| Pineapple growing area on forestry land. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| On the hill, after the pineapple season ended, people planted acacia trees. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| Eucalyptus hills on forest land. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| House and garden of a household in hamlet 22. Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| Settlement place of Mr. Phung Van Son's family - head of hamlet 22, Quynh Vinh commune. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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| Mr. Phung Van Son (right) - head of hamlet 22 suggested: "We hope that the competent authorities will review and re-examine the actual use of forestry land, including protective forest land and production forest land in hamlet 22, in order to issue land use right certificates to the people. This is a content that has been proposed many times but has not yet been considered and resolved...". Photo: Dao Tuan |
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| Not only hamlet 22 but the whole Quynh Vinh commune currently has 811 hectares of protective forest land, of which only 48 hectares are naturally protected forests, ensuring protective properties. There are more than 30 hectares of protective forest land, but people are using it for residential purposes, production land, planting annual and perennial crops, the remaining area of over 700 hectares is used by people to grow raw material forests. Photo: Nhat Lan |
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