Thanh Hoa: 189 projects delayed, violating the Land Law 2013

There are currently 189 projects in the Thanh Hoa province that are either idle or progressing slowly, in violation of the Land Law 2013.

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Carry out the functions and tasks assigned according to the regulations in Clause 3, Article 15, Decree No. 43 / 2014 / ND-CP dated May 15, 2014 of the Government detailing the implementation of certain provisions of the Land Law 2013; Based on the results of the inspection and examination of land use for the implementation of projects by organizations and businesses allocated land by the State, leased land in the province, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment of Thanh Hoa Province has made a list of 189 projects that are currently violating land laws and 2 projects that have already been rectified violations (as of February 5, 2024).

Through investigation, these projects were allocated or leased thousands to tens of thousands of square meters of land by the competent authorities in Thanh Hoa Province, but they have not been continuously using the land and have been progressing slowly.

Most of the handling measures for these violations are to grant an extension and extend the land use schedule from 6 to 24 months.

Among them, many projects have large areas of violation such as: Public service housing project serving the operation and expansion of Nghi Son Port; HTQ service complex project (Hai Binh Ward, Nghi Son town); Steel production plant, mechanical machining, machinery and equipment production, services serving industrial zones and Nghi Son Oil Refinery (Tinh Hai Ward, Nghi Son town); VICET College of Economics and Technology project (Thanh Hoa city); Comprehensive commercial service area project (Quang Cu Ward, Sam Son town)…

VICET College of Economics and Technology project (Thanh Hoa city) is progressing slowly.

Previously, the People’s Committee of Thanh Hoa province has issued documents requesting competent authorities to strengthen inspection and resolutely advise the People’s Committee of the province to recover land for projects that have violated and meet the conditions for recovery as prescribed in Article 64 of the Land Law 2013.

Rectify the land allocation and leasing work, timely carry out the signing of land lease contracts, hand over land in the field, advise on issuing land use right certificates, create favorable conditions for investors to implement projects.

Urge, guide, and require investors to complete procedures, dossier for land use purpose change and land lease in accordance with current laws.

Advise on resolving difficulties for projects that are progressing slowly but have been approved by the provincial People’s Committee for expansion, projects that have not yet been handed over the land in the field; cases of adjustment in construction planning leading to inappropriate projects. In necessary cases, report to request instructions from central ministries and agencies.

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