Dak Nong promotes exploitation of the first earth fill mine

On February 17, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment (TN-MT) of Dak Nong confirmed that the unit is posting the consultation content of the environmental impact assessment report at the Dak Nut B landfill mining investment project, Nghia Duc ward, Gia Nghia city.

Dak Nut B mine (yellow circled location on the map) is planned to take land for leveling to serve the Gia Nghia City Central Square Project.

Within 15 days, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment will consult on issues related to project location, environmental impact, measures to minimize environmental impact, environmental restoration plan, etc. Individuals, agencies and organizations with comments will be compiled by local authorities and the Department of Natural Resources and Environment, and consultation results will be sent to the project owner.

Previously, Construction Corporation No. 1 - CTPT sent an environmental impact assessment report of the Dak Nut B landfill mining investment project, Nghia Duc ward. The project owner proposed to exploit the soil with a capacity of 400,000m3 of monolithic ^soil /year.

Construction Corporation No. 1 - CTPT is the contractor implementing the Gia Nghia City Central Square Project. This enterprise has carried out procedures to request mineral exploration and exploitation at Dak Nut B mine since September 2024. The purpose of the land exploitation is to obtain fill materials for the Gia Nghia City Central Square Project.

Dak Nut B mine has an area of ​​about 5.6 hectares, with reserves of about 600,000 m3.

In December 2024, the Department of Natural Resources and Environment met and agreed to redefine the boundary of the land exploitation location of Dak Nut B mine. The parties agreed to exploit an area of ​​nearly 4.7 hectares.

If licensed, Dak Nut B mine will be the first landfill mine in Dak Nong licensed to exploit as common construction materials according to regulations.

Dak Nut B landfill has an area of ​​nearly 5.6 hectares with a reserve of about 600,000 m ³ . This is a landfill approved by Dak Nong province as an area without auctioning mineral exploitation rights. The goal is to shorten the licensing process and procedures to get the source of landfill to serve the Central Square of Gia Nghia City and some other public investment projects.

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