Current Status of the Park Project that has been ‘Forgotten’ for Nearly 3 Decades in Ha Dong
The Khu Cong Vien Van Hoa – Vui Choi Giai Tri, The Thao Ha Dong Park project was approved for planning by the former Ha Tay Provincial People’s Committee in 1998, covering an area of around 98 hectares. However, after years of delay, the project has been left in a state of neglect.
The Neglected Park Project
The project was planned to be implemented in Ha Cau and Kien Hung wards of Ha Dong district. The total area of the detailed planning study land is approximately 950,128m2. The approved plan includes an area of 23,088m2 for transportation outside the park, 1,687m2 for historical sites, 734m2 for existing cultural facilities, and 924,619m2 for the planned construction of the park.
The Need for Action
Previously, several organizations had rented spaces within the project area for restaurants and service areas. However, after public outcry, the Ha Dong district authorities required these entities to relocate.
Currently, the project area is cluttered with construction materials from the previous tenants. It is crucial to address this issue as it is hindering progress.
The Way Forward
In November 2023, the Hanoi People’s Committee issued a Decision approving the detailed plan for the Van Hoa – Vui Choi Giai Tri, The Thao Ha Dong park project at a 1/500 scale. The Ha Dong district authorities have directed their specialized agencies to collaborate with the city’s departments to prepare a project proposal for submission to the district People’s Council as soon as possible.
The planning phase has been completed, and the district authorities are now working on submitting the project proposal for approval. The Ha Dong district’s investment and construction management board is also organizing an architectural design competition for the project’s various components. The best design will be selected for implementation and construction.
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