Ho Chi Minh City reviews the order of house numbers and street names according to new administrative boundaries.

Ho Chi Minh City will review house numbering according to new administrative boundaries. Photo: THANH HIEN

According to the Department of Construction, through monitoring and grasping the situation of house numbering and plate mounting in Ho Chi Minh City, a number of roads and residential areas need to be reviewed. This will serve as a basis for the People's Committees of wards, communes, and special zones to issue plans for house numbering and plate mounting in the area or adjust the plans for house numbering and plate mounting that have been approved by competent authorities before the time of arranging commune-level administrative units.

The Department of Construction noted that when implementing the work of reviewing house numbering and attaching house numbering plates according to the provisions of Circular No. 08/2024 of the Ministry of Construction, it only applies to newly built areas and areas that have not yet had house numbers. For areas that have had house numbers before but the house numbers are not uniform and orderly, the People's Committee at the commune level shall consider and decide to apply the provisions of Circular No. 08/2024 or apply the previous house numbering principles, in order to limit disruption and impact on people's daily lives.

For houses and construction works in urban areas, with routes passing through two or more wards or communes, the People's Committees of wards and communes shall coordinate to fix house numbers at addresses bordering administrative boundaries, to ensure the stability of house numbering order along the entire route.

For residential areas along national highways within the administrative boundaries of many wards and communes, the People's Committees of adjacent wards and communes shall organize a review of house numbering order according to the principles of house numbering and street names in residential areas along national highways.

For houses and construction works in rural areas, the Department of Construction recommends that the People's Committees of communes review the order of house numbers in the locality to see if they are affected by the implementation of the arrangement of commune-level administrative units in Ho Chi Minh City; if there is an impact, a plan to adjust the house numbers must be developed, while still inheriting the house numbering principles that have been consistently applied up to now.

THANH HIEN

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/tphcm-ra-soat-lai-trat-tu-so-nha-ten-duong-theo-dia-gioi-hanh-chinh-moi-post810275.html