The Electronic Information Portal of Binh Duong Provincial People's Committee said that the Provincial People's Committee has issued a decision to allow Hai Long Service and Trading Private Enterprise to change the use purpose of 10,000m2 of land at plot No. Map No. 25, Tan Dinh ward, Ben Cat city, to implement the Thang Long social housing project . Land use period until 2056.
Binh Duong Provincial People's Committee assigned the Department of Natural Resources and Environment to guide businesses in fulfilling financial obligations, determining boundary markers and allocating land on the ground.
Binh Duong Provincial People's Committee assigned Binh Duong Department of Construction to guide inspection and supervision of investors in fully implementing procedures for construction, housing, real estate business and legal regulations on management and development. Social housing.
Binh Duong Provincial People's Committee assigned Hai Long Service and Trade Private Enterprise to be responsible for fulfilling financial obligations and using the land for the right purpose.
This is land allocated by the State to implement a social housing project . The investor must put the land into use from the time the land is handed over on the ground. In case the investor does not put the land into use for 12 consecutive months, or the land use progress is 24 months behind the progress recorded in the investment project, the investor is entitled to a 24-month extension of land use. . At the same time, must pay to the State an amount corresponding to the land use fee for the delay in project implementation during this period.
At the end of the extended period, if the investor has not yet put the land into use, the State will recover the land without compensation for the land and assets attached to the land.
As noted, Tan Dinh ward, Ben Cat city borders Thu Dau Mot city. From Tan Dinh ward, you can travel conveniently to neighboring industrial parks within a radius of 5-10km. This locality is attracting more and more people to live here. Social housing development here will open up more settlement opportunities for workers working in factories in neighboring industrial parks.
