Many ancient villas in Dalat are reclassified

SGGPO 09/08/2023 10:55

Lam Dong province has just issued regulations on the management and use of state-owned villas in Da Lat city. Compared to the last adjustment in 2017, the number of villas increased by 4.

According to the newly issued decision, state-owned villas in Da Lat city will be divided into 3 groups with a total of 166 units.

Palace 1 (old Bao Dai Palace) on Tran Quang Dieu Street, Ward 10, Da Lat City. Photo: DOAN KIEN

In which, group 1 has 3 villas including Dinh 1 (old Bao Dai palace), Dinh 2 (old Governor-General's palace), Dinh 3 (old Bao Dai palace) which are villas with typical values ​​in terms of architecture, landscape and historical and cultural values. For villas in this group, when renovating, the external architectural shape, internal structure, construction density, number of floors and height must be kept intact.

Villa No. 4 Hung Vuong (old Nguyen Huu Hao Palace). Photo: DOAN KIEN

Villa No. 1 Ly Tu Trong (former provincial governor's residence) was transferred from group 1 to group 2. Photo: DOAN KIEN

In this adjustment, 2 villas from group 1 were transferred to group 2: villa number 4 Hung Vuong (old Nguyen Huu Hao palace) and villa number 1 Ly Tu Trong (old provincial governor's residence).

Group 2 villas include 69 villas with architectural, landscape, historical and cultural values. When renovating, the exterior architectural form must be kept intact.

In addition, Lam Dong province also classified 94 villas into group 3. The interior and exterior spaces of the building were renovated and upgraded in accordance with the provisions of the law on planning, architecture and construction.

The cluster of ancient villas 1, 3, 5, 7 Co Giang was assigned to investors a long time ago to be used as a resort, but to this day it has not been implemented and is increasingly degraded. Photo: DOAN KIEN

Also according to the new regulations, villas in group 1 and group 2 cannot be demolished if they are not severely damaged or at risk of collapse according to the results of the construction safety assessment by the competent authority. Villas in group 3 are allowed to be newly built according to the planning, in accordance with the architecture and landscape of the area.

Recently, many state-owned villas in Da Lat City have not been effective when they were leased to some units and individuals. After leasing, many investors did not put the villas into operation, or only renovated them half-heartedly, causing waste and degradation.

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/nhieu-biet-thu-co-da-lat-duoc-phan-loai-lai-post704760.html