Bac Giang approves a series of urban zoning plans covering nearly 26,000 hectares.

The People's Committee of Bac Giang province has just issued a decision approving the planning project for zone 6 of Bac Giang urban area.

Accordingly, the planning area is located within the administrative boundaries of Tan An town and the communes of Lao Ho, Xuan Phu, and a part of Huong Gian commune. The boundaries are defined as follows: to the north, bordering Thai Dao commune, Lang Giang district; to the south, bordering the Thuong River; to the east, bordering Quynh Son, Lang Son communes and Luc Nam district; and to the west, bordering Huong Gian commune and the Thuong River.

The study area covers approximately 2,048 hectares. The projected population by 2045 is around 60,000 people. In nature, this is an auxiliary urban area connected to the agricultural gateway, the Mân stream flowing into the Lục Nam River, the low hills of Lão Hộ and Quỳnh Sơn, and the Tây Yên Tử tourist area. It will also include a complex service center supporting the surrounding industrial zones.

The urban functional zoning plan for zone 6 of Bac Giang city, Bac Giang province, is divided into 4 planning zones, depending on the natural topography and potential for development of each zone. This proposes distinct functions for each zone to ensure the formation of residential units and meet the prescribed standards and indicators.

Area A: Eastern gateway area. Located in the eastern part of the planning zone. To the southwest, it borders the Capital Region's Ring Road 5; it is a recreational park combining intangible cultural forms and a large body of water - the Mân stream, a symbol of Bắc Giang city in the eastern gateway area. The total area of ​​Area A is approximately 186.43 hectares, with a population of about 400 people.

Zone B: Lao Ho commune area. It is bordered to the East by the Capital Region's Ring Road 5; to the West by Ring Road 2; to the South by Quynh Son commune; and to the North by Thai Dao commune in Lang Giang district. It is an ecological urban area combining the preservation of existing village spatial structures with the development of eco- tourism services, agricultural tourism, and the low hill landscape of Lao Ho commune, connected to the Ngoi Man amusement park to the East. The total area of ​​Zone B is approximately 333.61 hectares, with a population of about 9,500 people.

Zone C: Tan An town center. It is bordered to the east by Ring Road 2; to the west by Huong Gian commune; to the south by a planned road with a 50m width; and to the north by Thai Dao commune, Lang Giang district. This is an auxiliary urban area providing efficient services to surrounding areas, developed on the basis of the existing Tan An town center, supplementing social and technical infrastructure, and forming a new ward-level administrative center in accordance with the criteria for basically completing the rearrangement of commune-level administrative units in Bac Giang city by 2030. The total area of ​​Zone C is approximately 678.92 hectares, with a population of about 34,000 people.

Zone D: Xuan Phu commune area. It is bordered to the east by Quynh Son commune; to the west and south by the Thuong River; and to the north by Huong Gian commune. Its function is defined as an urban area, a service center, a mixed-use area, and an auxiliary area for the Regional General Hospital, creating a comprehensive healthcare complex. Open spaces connecting to the Thuong River area are organized, forming agricultural ecological buffer zones to create green landscapes and improve the quality of life in the area. The total area of ​​Zone D is approximately 738.51 hectares, with a population of about 16,100 people.

The People's Committee of Bac Giang province has also just issued a decision approving the revised planning project for sub-area 2, sub-area 8 of Bac Giang urban area, Bac Giang province, at a scale of 1/2,000.

Zone 2 is located within the administrative boundaries of the following wards and communes: Le Loi, Dinh Ke, Tan Tien, and Dinh Tri in Bac Giang City, and Huong Gian, Xuan Phu communes and Tan An town in Yen Dung district. Its boundaries are defined as follows: the northeast borders Thai Dao commune (Lang Giang district); the south and southwest borders the Thuong River dike; the east borders the planned Tan An road (in Tan An town, Yen Dung district); and the northwest borders the Hanoi-Lang Son expressway.

The planning area covers approximately 2,247 hectares. The projected population by 2030 is approximately 66,000 people; and by 2045, approximately 105,000 people.

Zone 2 of Bac Giang urban area is characterized as a mixed-use urban area, a new multi-functional center of Bac Giang city, with an ecological urban space associated with green landscapes, water bodies, and urban-level public service facilities.

Meanwhile, Subdivision 8 of Bac Giang urban area has administrative boundaries within Nham Bien town and the communes of Yen Lu, Canh Thuy, and Tien Dung. Its boundaries are defined as follows: to the north, it borders the foot of Nham Bien mountain and the Thuong River; to the southwest, it borders the Cau River and Que Vo town, Bac Ninh province; and to the east, it borders Duc Giang and Tu Mai communes. According to the plan, Subdivision 8 covers an area of ​​approximately 4,378 hectares. The projected population by 2045 is 90,000 people.

Zone 8 of Bac Giang urban area is characterized as a southern gateway urban area, a crucial transportation hub connecting with Bac Ninh, Hai Duong, and Quang Ninh provinces. It is a creative and production urban area, a new economic development pole of Bac Giang urban area with an attractive and modern ecological urban space.

In late December 2023, the Prime Minister issued Decision No. 1685/QD-TTg approving the General Urban Planning Project of Bac Giang City until 2045, at a scale of 1/10,000. Accordingly, the planning scope and boundaries include the entire natural land area of ​​Bac Giang City and the existing Yen Dung District. The planned area is approximately 25,830 hectares. Of this, Bac Giang City accounts for about 6,656 hectares, with the remainder belonging to Yen Dung District.

Source: https://kinhtedothi.vn/bac-giang-duyet-loat-do-an-quy-hoach-phan-khu-do-thi-gan-26-000-ha.html