On October 23, the People’s Committee of Ho Chi Minh City issued a decision on regulations for using a certain area of agricultural land for the construction of structures directly serving agricultural production in the city.
These regulations apply to agricultural land plots that have been granted certificates of land use rights and still have valid durations. In addition, the area of agricultural land being used must be 500 square meters or larger, comprising one or more contiguous land plots owned by the same individual or organization.
The ratio of the area for constructing structures directly serving agricultural production is a maximum of 1% of the total agricultural land area but does not exceed 50 square meters. The structure is limited to one story, with a maximum roof height of 5 meters, and no basement is allowed.
From now on, Ho Chi Minh City residents are permitted to build structures for agricultural production on agricultural land. Photo: Anh Phương |
In terms of structure, the construction must be semi-permanent. Specifically, walls can be made of bricks or lightweight materials; columns can be made of bricks, steel, or iron; and the roof must be made of lightweight materials.
In addition to requirements that do not affect public works, according to the regulations, investors of structures directly serving agricultural production must unconditionally agree to dismantle the structures without compensation when the duration of existence expires or when requested by state agencies, or when the agricultural land plot is converted for other purposes.
These regulations come into effect from today (October 23) and do not apply to rice-growing land, as the area for constructing structures directly serving agricultural production on rice-growing land is governed by a separate decree.
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