Vice Chairman of the Hoa Binh provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Toan on January 23 called for greater efforts to accelerate the establishment of Luong Son township.
Vice Chairman of the provincial People’s Committee Nguyen Van Toan
speaks at the conference.
Chairing a meeting of the
steering committee for perfecting standards to establish Luong Sown township,
the official noted that a master plan for the township should be completed soon
and submitted to the Ministry of Construction and other ministries and
agencies, and then to the Government for approval.
Toan, who is also head of the committee, asked
its members to raise proposals, especially those regarding land use fees and
water supply.
Luong Son district, which is scheduled to earn
the township status by 2025, has satisfied two out of the five criteria set,
relating to population scale and natural area, according to a report presented
at the meeting. The participants looked into solutions to help
the locality remove obstacles regarding land planning, technology
infrastructure, and the progress of some key projects in the district.
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