On October 23, the People's Committee of Tu Minh Ward continued to organize a dialogue, propaganda, and mobilization for households that had not agreed on the compensation and site clearance plan (GPMB) for the Dai An Industrial Park Expansion Project (phase 2).
At the meeting, delegates listened to the representative of the ward's Working Group report on the reception and handover of related documents; results of reviewing legal processes and procedures; progress of project implementation; compensation and support policies, as well as difficulties and obstacles in the process of implementing site clearance work. Representatives of the city's specialized agencies attending gave their opinions and proposed to strengthen propaganda and mobilization work, create consensus among the people, and contribute to ensuring the progress and effectiveness of the project.
Speaking at the meeting, Mr. Le Van Trung - Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee, Chairman of the People's Committee of Tu Minh Ward - emphasized that propaganda and mobilization of people is a key factor to ensure the success of the Project. The Ward People's Committee requested departments, professional departments and unions to continue to coordinate closely, proactively grasp the situation, listen to people's opinions, promptly resolve recommendations, ensure compensation and support work is carried out publicly, transparently and in accordance with the provisions of law.
At the same time, the ward will continue to coordinate with the city's functional agencies and the investor to promote propaganda and mobilization work, create unity in awareness and action, contributing to the completion of site clearance for the Dai An Industrial Park Expansion Project (phase 2) on schedule, serving the local socio-economic development.
The Dai An Industrial Park Expansion Project (phase 2) is invested by Dai An Industrial Park Infrastructure Development One Member Co., Ltd. with a total capital of about VND 2,300 billion. The project has a total reclaimed area of 224.4 hectares, of which Cam Doai commune (old) has an area of 184.4 hectares, within the scope of 3 villages of Ha Xa, Kim Xa and Quang Cu.
Currently, there are still 34 households that have not agreed to hand over the site to the Project because they think that the unit price for compensation and support for assets is still low and have asked the investor to consider supporting additional construction costs.
