Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Lai Van Hoan inspects the progress of land clearance for the Ninh Binh - Hai Phong expressway project, the section passing through the province
On the afternoon of March 5th, Mr. Lai Van Hoan, the Provincial Party Committee’s Member and Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, inspected the progress of land clearance and the construction of resettlement areas for the Ninh Binh - Hai Phong expressway (CT.08) project, the section passing through the province, in the communes of Thuy Anh, Tay Thai Ninh, Tra Giang, and Le Loi.
According to reports from the localities, land clearance is being actively implemented. In Thuy Anh commune, nearly 17,000 m² of land belonging to 16 households still needs to be cleared. Most of the agricultural land has had compensation plans drawn up and is awaiting the issuance of land acquisition notices for public disclosure and approval. For residential land and land used for perennial crops, the locality has completed the inventory and verification of land ownership. The People's Committee of the commune proposed expanding the Ha Dong village landfill by approximately 0.5 hectares according to the plan and restoring the internal agricultural road leading to the Dong village landfill (formerly Duong Phuc commune).
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the inspection team check the progress of land clearance for project CT.08 in Thuy Anh commune.
In Tay Thai Ninh commune, the remaining land clearance area is approximately 15,300 m² belonging to 19 households; the households have basically completed the land survey, and the land ownership is currently being verified to prepare a compensation plan. For the two organizations with a land area of over 48,300 m² to be acquired, the specialized agency is finalizing the plan and conducting additional surveys of technical works. In the Kim Thanh village resettlement area, 0.928 ha/1.183 ha has been cleared, with approximately 0.255 ha remaining belonging to 3 households; the locality has signed a contract with the contractor to carry out infrastructure construction.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the inspection team check the progress of land clearance for the CT.08 project in Tay Thai Ninh commune.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the inspection team check the progress of land clearance for the resettlement area for people affected by the CT.08 project in Thuy Anh commune.
In Tra Giang commune, the remaining land clearance area is over 10,200 m² belonging to 34 households and individuals; the land survey and verification of land ownership have been completed, and the specific land prices are currently being determined for the compensation plan to be publicly posted. The Bich Khe village resettlement area (1.4 hectares) has completed land clearance and construction is underway.
In Le Loi commune, the remaining land clearance area is approximately 4,100 m² belonging to 17 households; the land survey and verification of land ownership have been completed, and the compensation plan is being prepared for public posting as per regulations. The Cao Trung village resettlement area (3.02 hectares) is currently having its construction drawings finalized, with the bidding for construction expected to take place at the end of March 2026.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee and the inspection team check the progress of land clearance for the resettlement area for people affected by the CT.08 project in Tra Giang commune.
After the on-site inspection, the Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee requested that localities continue to focus on accelerating the land clearance progress according to the set plan; at the same time, promptly issue land acquisition notices and determine specific land prices to serve as a basis for preparing and posting compensation and support plans, ensuring compliance with the law.
Relevant localities and units are urged to promptly implement the construction of resettlement areas, accelerate the construction of technical infrastructure, and promptly hand over land to households subject to land acquisition, creating conditions for stable living conditions and handing over cleared land for project construction.
The Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee assigned the Department of Agriculture and Environment to advise the Provincial People's Committee on the procedures for allocating land for resettlement; and to coordinate and guide localities in completing dossiers and procedures according to regulations. The provincial working group received the suggestions and proposals from the communes and assigned relevant departments and agencies to research and advise on solutions to overcome difficulties in the implementation process, especially procedures related to the construction of resettlement areas, ensuring that resettlement arrangements are conducted uniformly and synchronously, creating favorable conditions for the implementation of projects in the area.
