Commenting on the report of the Department of Construction, Mr. Luu Van Ban, Standing Vice Chairman of the Provincial People's Committee, suggested that for the Kinh Mon criteria group that has just reached the average and minimum levels, a plan and roadmap are needed to continue to overcome them. After Kinh Mon is recognized as a type III urban area, the locality needs to soon prepare a construction dossier to the city. Kinh Mon needs to pay special attention to the issue of wastewater collection and treatment; clarify the assessment of environmental sanitation criteria in the town, and have a plan and solutions to overcome them in the coming time.
The town also needs to overcome the existing problems of some inland waterway ports and wharves; it is necessary to include them in the town planning and the planning of communes and wards, leaving only a few wharves and inland waterway ports to serve the gathering of coal ash, construction materials, etc.
Concluding this content, the Provincial People's Committee agrees with the proposal of the Department of Construction to recognize Kinh Mon town as a type III urban area. The Department of Construction is assigned to guide Kinh Mon town, coordinate with the Provincial People's Committee Office to promptly complete the project to report to the Party Committee of the Provincial People's Committee to report to the Provincial Party Committee Standing Committee. During this time, Kinh Mon town needs to have a plan to immediately overcome the criteria that have not been met...
According to the report of the Department of Construction, Kinh Mon town has met the criteria of a type III urban area with a total score of 88.18/100 points, meeting the conditions to propose classification and recognition as a type III urban area. Of which, 39/59 standards have reached or exceeded the maximum score according to regulations, 19/59 standards have reached the average and minimum score. The remaining 5/59 standards have not reached the prescribed score (ratio of traffic land to urban construction land, ratio of urban wastewater treated to standards, public green land in inner-city areas per capita, green works and urban functional areas, new urban areas planned and designed according to green models, applying high and smart technology).
The town has developed a specific plan to continue investing and completing standards that have not yet reached the maximum score to ensure that by 2030 it meets the urban classification standards according to Resolution No. 26/2022/UBTVQH15 dated September 21, 2022 of the National Assembly Standing Committee...
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