On September 23, Phuoc Thai Commune People's Committee, Dong Nai City, just publicly posted a plan for compensation, support and resettlement for organizations, households and individuals affected by the investment project to build road 770B (phase 8) section passing through the commune.
According to the Dong Nai City Land Fund Development Center - Long Thanh Branch, phase 8 has 11 cases of land recovery with an area of more than 3,900m2; the total value of compensation and support is more than 3.2 billion VND.
Previously, in phase 7, there were 41 cases of recovery with an area of 36,978.2 m2; the total value of the compensation and support plan was more than 35.7 billion VND.
The investment project to build road 770B has the starting point intersecting with DT 763 road (Xuan Bac commune) and the ending point intersecting with National Highway 51 (in Phuoc Thai commune).
According to the People's Committee of Dong Nai City, road 770B is identified as one of the strategic traffic axes, connecting the northern and eastern areas of Dong Nai City with National Highway 51, expressways, industrial parks, logistics centers and especially Long Thanh airport.
Along with key projects such as 769, 773, Ring Road 4, Bien Hoa - Vung Tau expressway and many other strategic infrastructure projects, road 770B will contribute to completing a modern transportation network, creating a foundation for Dong Nai to develop into a high-tech industrial, logistics, aviation service and important trade gateway of the country as well as the region.
On July 10, the investment project to build road 770B was started with a total length of about 43.7km, a total investment of 4,704 billion VND, investing in 6 motorized lanes, building 14 bridges and 6 traffic junctions on the route.
The investment project to build road 770B has a total recovered land area of more than 370ha passing through 9 communes and wards including: Xuan Bac, Xuan Que, Xuan Duong, Dau Giay, Gia Kiem, Long Phuoc, Phuoc Thai, Binh Loc, Xuan Lap.
The total number of households whose land is recovered is 803 households, and about 354 households are expected to be resettled.
