On February 13, the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Office announced the conclusions of Chairman Phan Van Mai regarding the progress of the construction project for the new Ngo Gia Tu apartment complex in District 10.
Built in 1968, the Ngo Gia Tu apartment complex has been in use for over 50 years, and many of its components have deteriorated. However, the relocation, compensation, and resettlement processes for renovating this apartment complex are facing challenges.
Accordingly, the Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee has assigned the Director of the Department of Construction to urgently complete the quality inspection of the apartment complex by June 2025.
Many components of the Ngo Gia Tu apartment complex have deteriorated after more than 50 years of use
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At the same time, the Chairman instructed the study of legal regulations and the experiences of other localities to guide the People’s Committee of District 10 in developing a detailed plan at a scale of 1/500. Inviting experienced and reputable investors to participate in the planning process will ensure a thorough and efficient project. This task should be completed by February 28.
The Chairman of District 10 has been tasked with finalizing the framework for compensation, support, and resettlement, taking into account the suggestions made by the Department of Natural Resources and Environment. Additionally, a detailed plan for the project implementation must be drafted, including specific timelines for construction commencement and tasks to be carried out by the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee, relevant departments, and District 10 authorities. These tasks should be completed by February 25.
Furthermore, the Chairman of District 10 should proactively advise and propose the delegation of certain tasks within the authority of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee to the local government to expedite and enhance the efficiency of the project for the new Ngo Gia Tu apartment complex.
Additionally, the People’s Committee of District 10 is expected to report to the District Party Committee on the leadership and direction regarding the announcement of the adjusted 1/2000 planning and the implementation plan and timeline for the project.
A cross-sector working group should be established to communicate and promote the project to affected households, ensuring they are well-informed about the planning, objectives, implementation plan, compensation policies, support, and resettlement. This will encourage participation and support for the project from the residents.
Phan Anh
– 19:03, February 13, 2025
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