Ho Chi Minh City: Proposal to adjust and increase residential land area

The People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City proposed that the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment adjust and supplement the land use demand in the area to serve the needs of socio-economic development. In particular, it proposed to adjust and increase the area of ​​residential land, traffic land, industrial park land, etc.

Ho Chi Minh City proposed the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to adjust and supplement land use needs in the city until 2030, with a vision to 2050. Photo: Quang Phuong

On September 29, the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City issued Report No. 127/BC-UBND on the proposal to adjust and supplement land use needs until 2030, with a vision to 2050, to the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment .

According to the report, it is expected that in the period of 2026 - 2030, Ho Chi Minh City will deploy many key infrastructure projects, large urban areas using a lot of land area. Such as the group of regional traffic infrastructure including: Expressway system: Ho Chi Minh City - Moc Bai, Ben Luc - Long Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City - Long Thanh - Dau Giay, Ho Chi Minh City - Thu Dau Mot - Chon Thanh, Bien Hoa - Vung Tau. Ring Road 2, Ring Road 3, Ring Road 4.

Urban railway and national railway: metro lines 2, 4, 5, North-South high-speed railway (Thu Thiem station and Long Truong depot)...

Maritime and aviation infrastructure: Can Gio international seaport; Long Thanh international airport; upgrading and expanding the capacity of Hiep Phuoc port cluster and Cai Mep – Thi Vai port.

Among the land groups proposed to increase demand for use is traffic land. Photo: Quang Phuong

Key urban infrastructure and industrial zones (IPs) include: Eastern creative urban area, Can Gio coastal urban area, satellite urban areas (Cu Chi, Hoc Mon, Ben Cat - Binh Duong ). Industrial - high-tech zones: Expansion of the city's High-tech Zone, Pham Van Hai I + II Industrial Park, VSIP 4.0 Industrial Park, industrial complex - seaport in Ba Ria - Vung Tau.

In addition, many projects on energy infrastructure and climate change response, social infrastructure - health - education are also being implemented.

Ho Chi Minh City proposed to adjust the agricultural land group to reduce demand for use. Photo: Quang Phuong

From there, Ho Chi Minh City proposed the Ministry of Agriculture and Environment to supplement the city's land use planning targets. Specifically: Agricultural land group : 337,005 hectares, a decrease of 69,055 hectares compared to the allocated target and a decrease of 46,675 hectares compared to the proposed target. In which: Rice land: 5,200 hectares, a decrease of 9,833 hectares compared to the allocated target and a decrease of 7,515 hectares compared to the proposed target (in which land specialized in rice cultivation is 3,500 hectares, a decrease of 9,001 hectares compared to the allocated target and a decrease of 7,500 hectares compared to the proposed target).

Special-use forest land: 16,524ha, a decrease of 652ha compared to the allocated target and a decrease of 248ha compared to the proposed target.

Protective forest land: 44,787ha, a decrease of 3,026ha compared to the allocated target and a decrease of 1,138ha compared to the proposed target.

Production forest land: 10,292 hectares, a decrease of 770 hectares compared to the allocated target and a decrease of 715 hectares compared to the proposed target.

Non-agricultural land group : 343,106ha, an increase of 7,640ha compared to the allocated target and an increase of 42,675ha compared to the proposed target. Of which: Residential land: 102,500ha, an increase of 28,672ha compared to the proposed target.

Defense land: 13,773 hectares, down 807 hectares compared to the allocated target.

Security land: 3,789 hectares, an increase of 443 hectares compared to the allocated target.

Land for sports facilities: 3,450 hectares, an increase of 820 hectares compared to the allocated target and an increase of 443 hectares compared to the proposed target.

Industrial park land: 45,300 hectares, an increase of 13,637 hectares compared to the allocated target and an increase of 2,279 hectares compared to the proposed target.

Traffic land: 61,400 hectares, an increase of 17,355 hectares compared to the allocated target and an increase of 11,739 hectares compared to the proposed target.

Unused land group : 683ha, maintaining the proposed target.

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