The Dam Ca Na New Urban Area Project has an area of 64.46 hectares, with a total investment of nearly VND 4,500 billion, invested by ACT Holdings Joint Stock Company, and is expected to be completed in December 2027. The project aims to form a technical and social infrastructure system, creating a new modern urban area with synchronous infrastructure development connecting with the existing residential area in Phuoc Diem commune; effectively solving the housing needs of the people. At the same time, supporting the functions and services of the Ca Na general seaport area as well as serving part of the working needs of businessmen, experts, scientists, workers, and laborers in industrial parks, seaports and LNG power plants. According to the investor, phase 1 has basically completed the legal procedures related to mine clearance, approval of environmental impact assessment, approval of fire prevention and fighting designs, and licensing of construction of roads and technical infrastructure; Site clearance work, with an area of 50.9 hectares. Regarding construction implementation, the leveling item has reached 85% of the design volume, traffic roads and technical infrastructure have reached 100%; rainwater drainage item has reached 36%, wastewater drainage has reached 26%...
Comrade Tran Quoc Nam, Deputy Secretary of the Provincial Party Committee, Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee inspected the Dam Ca Na New Urban Area project.
After listening to the progress report, difficulties and obstacles, the Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee acknowledged and highly appreciated the determination and efforts of the investor in implementing the project in the past time. Emphasizing that this is an important project, after completion it will create a driving force to promote socio-economic development in the southern region of the province, he requested relevant departments, branches and localities to focus on coordinating with the investor to discuss urgent solutions to promptly resolve difficulties and obstacles, especially reviewing and finding solutions to provide land for leveling to implement phase 2 of the project as well as support resettlement, site clearance and land allocation. On the investor's side, it is also necessary to be proactive and flexible, connecting mines in the area and dredging sources at fishing ports to get land for leveling, meeting construction needs, ensuring quality and meeting the set schedule.
Hong Lam
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