Implementing Plan No. 1505/KH-TTCP, instructions of the Provincial People's Committee, in Inspection Conclusion No. 05/KL-TTr on 14 public investment projects facing difficulties, the Ninh Binh Provincial Inspectorate pointed out many shortcomings and problems in site clearance (GPMB), capital sources and legal procedures.
Through the inspection, the Ninh Binh Provincial Inspectorate has pointed out many groups of emerging issues, such as problems with site clearance that still appear in many projects. In particular, there are cases where compensation plans have not been developed, appraised or approved under the Land Law.
Some projects have not been allocated enough capital, leading to prolonged implementation time and the emergence of outstanding loans for basic construction. There are many errors in investment procedures and order such as establishing, appraising, selecting contractors, and approving project adjustments.
Some projects have even lost documents over time, making it difficult to verify the volume and quality of the project.
It is possible that in the Infrastructure Construction Project of the new urban area of Phuc Tri Street (Hoa Lu Ward), the acceptance and payment were not in accordance with the design documents and actual construction, leading to a difference in the amount of over 1.2 billion VND.
For the project to build infrastructure for the eastern residential area of Ninh Binh Provincial Sports Stadium, there is a lack of capital, causing outstanding loans for basic construction with an amount of up to nearly 600 billion VND.
In the Ta Hoang Long dike consolidation and upgrading project, the acceptance and handover of the project was delayed by 2 years compared to the time allowed to stop for settlement.
At the same time, the project has encountered a basic construction debt of more than 140 billion VND due to not being allocated enough capital, directly affecting the payment progress and completing settlement procedures.
In addition, some projects have also been pointed out for not completing site clearance, being slow to determine land prices, being slow to prepare compensation plans, or not posting plans on time.
From those shortcomings, the Provincial Inspectorate recommended that the People's Committee of Ninh Binh province classify 14 projects into 3 groups, including: Group allowed to stop to conduct settlement; group continues to implement, but must adjust time and scale; group proposes to stop implementation to handle outstanding debts and settlement.
This classification aims to create a basis for the province to direct the allocation of resources, handle procedures and monitor progress appropriately for each case.
For projects facing problems with site clearance, the Ninh Binh Provincial Inspectorate emphasized that this should be considered a key and urgent solution. Local authorities and investors must proactively complete the plan according to the provisions of the law on land, mobilize and persuade people, and carry out compulsory land recovery when conditions are met to ensure construction progress.
Regarding capital, the Provincial Inspectorate recommends that the Department of Finance advise on project adjustments, review and arrange capital for projects that are still lacking, especially for projects that have completed the volume and are under final settlement.
