Along with the inauguration and groundbreaking ceremony of 250 projects and works with a total investment of 1.28 million billion VND nationwide to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the National Day of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam (September 2), Ha Tinh is now ready for the groundbreaking ceremony of 3 major and important projects in the area.
On the morning of August 18, Lao Dong Newspaper reporters noted that despite unfavorable weather and rain, event organizers are focusing on completing the final stages for the stage to start 3 projects in the area.
These are the Social Housing pilot project in Thach Linh ward (now Thanh Sen ward) phase II; the Vinhomes Vung Ang Industrial Park Infrastructure Investment, Construction and Business Project in Vung Ang ward and the Lien Vinh Resettlement Area Project in Ha Huy Tap ward (The first Resettlement Area in Ha Tinh of the North-South High-Speed Railway Project).
The pilot social housing project in Thach Linh ward, phase 2, has a total floor area of over 46,200 m2 with 3 12-storey buildings including over 500 apartments; 41 3-storey commercial houses and a traffic system, trees, sports fields, parking lots, and other technical infrastructure according to the plan.
The project is invested by the Ha Tinh Development Investment Fund with a total investment of 550 billion VND.
The Vinhomes Vung Ang Industrial Park Infrastructure Investment, Construction and Business Project is invested by Vinhomes Ha Tinh Industrial Park Investment Joint Stock Company.
The project has a land use scale of more than 964 hectares with a total investment of more than 13,276 billion VND, belonging to the type of industrial park infrastructure business.
Currently, the project has cleared more than 60 hectares of land, qualified to hold a groundbreaking ceremony on August 19.
The Lien Vinh Resettlement Area Project in Ha Huy Tap Ward is invested by the People's Committee of Ha Huy Tap Ward, with an investment capital of 37 billion VND, with a scale of about 4.9 hectares, expected to form 85 plots of land with an area of 150 - 300m2 in Lien Vinh Village to relocate and resettle 85 households affected by the North - South high-speed railway project.
