Ton That Thuyet Street (District 4) is about to be expanded with a capital of 5,600 billion.

The project to expand Ton That Thuyet Street and Kenh Te Park in Ho Chi Minh City has adjusted its total investment capital to more than VND5,621 billion, with the expected road width to 27m.

The project to build, renovate and expand Ton That Thuyet Street and the green park along the Te Canal, Ho Chi Minh City, has just been approved by the City Appraisal Council for the adjusted pre-feasibility study report. The total investment of the project after adjustment is more than 5,621 billion VND, an increase of more than 3,400 billion VND compared to the original plan.

Recently, the Ho Chi Minh City Appraisal Council announced the results of the appraisal of the pre-feasibility study report to adjust the project to build, renovate and expand Ton That Thuyet Street and the green park along the Te Canal.

The project is invested by the Traffic Construction Investment Project Management Board, implemented in the wards of Xom Chieu, Vinh Hoi and Khanh Hoi. With the new total investment, the project is upgraded from group B to group A and will use capital from the city budget.

Planning details and adjusted scale

According to the adjustment plan, Ton That Thuyet Street will be expanded to a length of 3.4 km, with a road surface width of 27 m, an increase of 2 m compared to the original plan. Currently, this road is only about 7 - 9 m wide.

In terms of scale, Ton That Thuyet Street will be renovated and expanded to a length of 3.4 km and a width of 27 m, an increase of 2 m in width compared to the original plan.

The starting point of the route is at the intersection between Road No. 1 (according to the planning) and Ben Van Don Street (Vinh Hoi Ward). The end point connects with Truong Dinh Hoi Street and the road section along Ton That Thuyet Canal (Xom Chieu Ward).

The main items of the project include:

• Expanding Ton That Thuyet street.
• Build a new 27m wide bridge across Nguyen Kieu canal.
• Expand Nguyen Kieu bridge on Ben Van Don street to 25 m.
• Construction of protective embankments and green parks along the banks of the Te Canal.

Ton That Thuyet Street currently has a road width of about 7 - 9 m.

Investment capital and site clearance work

Initially, the project was approved by the Ho Chi Minh City People's Council in 2016 with a total investment capital of VND1,466 billion. However, after the adjustment process, the total investment increased to more than VND5,621 billion. Regarding site clearance, it is expected that there will be 598 affected cases requiring land acquisition.

The total investment of the project after adjustment is more than 5,621 billion VND, an increase of more than 3,400 billion VND compared to the original plan and implemented from the city budget.

Expected implementation roadmap

The city aims that if the budget is approved by the Ho Chi Minh City People's Council, the work will be implemented according to the following roadmap:

• Quarter I to Quarter III/2027: Complete compensation and site clearance; select contractor and start construction.
• End of 2027 to end of 2028: Construction, completion, acceptance and putting into use.

The city assesses that the upgrading and expansion of Ton That Thuyet Street, combined with the construction of a green park along the Te Canal and the construction of a new Street No. 1 (according to the plan) ensures dual goals.

Impact on regional infrastructure and urban areas

The upgrading of Ton That Thuyet Street is expected to achieve a dual goal: solving drainage problems, improving the environment, and beautifying the urban area through the relocation of houses along canals. The project also ensures synchronous connection with the upcoming Nguyen Khoi Bridge and Road project, helping to connect District 1, District 4 and District 7.

In addition, another important project, the expansion of Nguyen Tat Thanh Street with a length of 2.5 km and a total capital of nearly 3,000 billion VND, will also be implemented in parallel, contributing to the completion of the regional traffic network.

With the expansion tripling, the old District 4 area system, which currently has the highest population density in Ho Chi Minh City, will be improved, and a series of real estate projects will benefit.

The infrastructure expansion is expected to significantly improve traffic conditions in District 4, one of the most densely populated areas in the city, while also providing a boost to real estate projects in the area.

Source: https://baolamdong.vn/duong-ton-that-thuet-quan-4-sap-mo-rong-voi-von-5600-ty-402472.html