Ha Tinh is focusing on resolving the final difficulties and problems in site clearance and resettlement to hand over to investors and contractors to construct the North-South Expressway project on schedule.
The main route of the North-South expressway in the East phase 2021-2025 passes through 7 communes of Thach Ha district with a total length of 18.27 km with 2 component projects Bai Vot - Ham Nghi and Ham Nghi - Vung Ang. In Thach Ha area, 2 more parallel routes connecting the expressway will be built, namely the extended provincial road 550 - Ham Nghi (3.944 km long) and the connecting road Ngo Quyen - provincial road 550 (5.503 km long) through the communes of Thach Dai, Luu Vinh Son and Thach Ha town.
North-South Expressway, Bai Vot - Ham Nghi section, passes through Luu Vinh Son commune (Thach Ha).
According to statistics from the Compensation, Support and Resettlement Council for the North-South Expressway Project in Thach Ha District, this locality needs to hand over more than 170 hectares of land of all kinds with nearly 2,000 affected households, build 8 resettlement areas, 1 cemetery and relocate power line infrastructure and technical infrastructure works within the project's site clearance scope.
The Compensation, Support and Resettlement Council of the North-South Expressway Project in Thach Ha district paid land acquisition fees to households in Thach Xuan commune.
With the synchronous implementation of solutions and high consensus and support from the people, Thach Ha has completed the work of counting, approving the compensation plan and handing over the site of the Bai Vot - Ham Nghi section reaching 91.51%, the Ham Nghi - Vung Ang section reaching 99.21%, contributing to facilitating the implementation of construction packages of the North - South expressway project. In order to be able to hand over the remaining area to the project investor, mainly households subject to resettlement, households affected by part of their assets, architectural objects, trees and some livestock farms, in the past time, Thach Ha district has focused on site clearance work.
Vice Chairman of the People's Committee of Thach Ha district Nguyen Van Sau said: The remaining area of land to be handed over is not large but is currently facing some difficulties and problems that require support and coordination from provincial departments and branches. For example, the sow farm of a household in Viet Tien commune, although the land and assets have been counted and a compensation plan has been made for relocation, the farm owner has not agreed and requested compensation for the entire herd of 600 sows; or the farm of a household growing Australian tea trees in Luu Vinh Son commune has also been counted, priced and the plan has been made public, but the household has not yet agreed.
There are still some difficulties in counting and pricing compensation for the land area of sow farms of households in Viet Tien commune (Thach Ha).
According to Mr. Nguyen Van Sau, the district is directing contractors to speed up construction progress, soon complete resettlement areas; complete the dossier for relocating the 220kV power line and submit it to the Department of Electricity and Renewable Energy (Ministry of Industry and Trade) for appraisal of construction drawings and project estimates, and for the 110kV, medium-voltage and low-voltage power lines, the relocation will be completed in October. At the same time, it is recommended that the province, departments and branches continue to guide the district in determining the compensation value for the pig farm in Viet Tien commune.
Meanwhile, with 27.03 km of the main North-South expressway route from Ham Nghi to Vung Ang and 3.2 km of the connecting route, Cam Xuyen district accounts for 30% of the total km of the entire expressway route through Ha Tinh. The area that the district needs to hand over is more than 230 hectares of various types of land with 2,300 affected households, building 8 resettlement areas, relocating the power line system and technical infrastructure works, etc.
Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee Vo Trong Hai and the working delegation inspected the progress and handled problems related to compensation, support and resettlement of the North-South expressway project through Cam Xuyen district.
Vice Chairman of Cam Xuyen District People's Committee Pham Hoang Anh informed: Although the volume of land acquisition is large, with great efforts and determination, up to now, Cam Xuyen has handed over 98.15% of the land, the construction volume of 8 resettlement areas has reached 52 - 92%; the dossier and procedures for relocating power line infrastructure are being implemented. The locality is actively focusing on land acquisition with the goal of handing over the remaining area to the investor as soon as possible. However, during the implementation process, Cam Xuyen is facing certain difficulties in land acquisition for the North - South expressway project, including the fact that some households in Cam Hung, Cam Quan... still do not agree with the compensation plan. The locality is focusing on propaganda and mobilizing people to agree with the compensation plan, receive funds early, and hand over the project site.
The power line in Cam Hung commune (Cam Xuyen) needs to be relocated to facilitate construction of the North-South expressway project.
The North-South Eastern Expressway Project, phase 2021-2025, through Ha Tinh province, is 102.38km long, including 3 sections: Bai Vot - Ham Nghi, Ham Nghi - Vung Ang and Vung Ang - Bung. In addition, there are 3 expressway connecting routes with a length of 12.18km, namely Ngo Quyen - DT.550, the expressway parallel road connecting DT.550 - Ham Nghi extension and Cam Quan - National Highway 1.
Accordingly, Ha Tinh needs to hand over 1,000 hectares of land of all kinds with more than 8,500 affected households, including 404 resettled households; 746 households with partially affected assets, structures, and trees; build 26 resettlement areas, 4 cemeteries; relocate high-voltage, medium-voltage, low-voltage power lines and other works and technical infrastructure.
Officials of Kim Song Truong commune (Can Loc) met and discussed with people to understand their thoughts and aspirations when they had to relocate their houses and give up land to implement the project.
Identifying that site clearance is a difficult and complicated task that directly affects the interests of the people, along with mobilizing the entire political system to participate, Ha Tinh has stepped up propaganda and mobilized people to comply with the Party's policies and the State's laws and actively coordinated with central ministries, branches, and investors in the process of implementing the inventory, approving compensation, support and resettlement plans for the North-South expressway project.
By implementing solutions in parallel, up to now, Ha Tinh has completed the inventory; implemented the pricing, approved the compensation plan reaching 99.07% and handed over the site reaching 98.04%, disbursed the GPMB capital reaching 2,127/2,853.43 billion VND (reaching 74.54%); 26 resettlement areas and 4 cemeteries have been deployed for construction, of which 8 areas (96 resettlement areas, 2 cemeteries) have reached 100%, the rest reached from 20 - 97%.
The investor and construction unit highly appreciated Ha Tinh in site clearance work for the North-South expressway project.
According to the Ministry of Transport, Ha Tinh is always in the "top" in terms of site clearance among the 12 localities with component projects of the North-South Expressway in the East phase 2021-2025 passing through the area. The province is also very determined in removing obstacles related to site clearance and construction material sources for the project.
The handover of the site reached over 90%, contributing to the smooth implementation of the North-South expressway project.
To ensure that the project progress is not affected by the land issue, Ha Tinh is directing departments, branches and localities to continue to coordinate to focus on solving "bottlenecks" in the land acquisition work associated with specific timelines for completing each part of the work. For some cases that intentionally do not receive compensation for land acquisition, even though the local authorities have followed the correct procedures, the records will be consolidated to have an appropriate handling plan, not because of a few individuals that affect the overall progress of the national key project.
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