In order to promote project progress, Hai Duong province recently approved a Resolution on the zoning plan for the Tan Truong expanded industrial park (IP) at a scale of 1/2.000.
The Tan Truong Industrial Park expansion project in Cam Giang District, Hai Duong Province, was approved by the Prime Minister in 2009 with a total investment of over VND1.251 billion, invested by Tay Bac Industrial Joint Stock Company. However, due to many difficulties, the project fell into a state of "suspended planning" for many years and was only officially restarted in 2021.
However, due to the original planning, before the project is restarted, it is necessary to conduct a survey and readjust the planning to suit the new development orientations of the region, including Cam Giang district and Tan Truong commune.
In order to promote progress, the People's Council of Hai Duong province recently passed a Resolution on the zoning plan for the Tan Truong Industrial Park expansion at a scale of 1/2.000.
Specifically, the project has a total area of 112,6 hectares. In addition, there is 2,77 hectares planned to connect technical infrastructure with the area.
According to the adjusted planning, the North of the project borders the Hanoi - Hai Phong railway line, the South borders National Highway 5, the West and East borders agricultural land and existing residential areas.
The entire land area of the project is agricultural land, mainly for growing rice and crops. This area does not have any historical structures that need to be preserved, mainly temporary houses and camps serving agricultural production.
Factory buildings will have a maximum of 3 floors, a maximum construction density of 70%, and a maximum land use ratio of 2,1 times. The service management area will be located near the main southern axis (adjacent to National Highway 5), with a maximum of 3 floors, and a maximum construction density of 60%. The public utility service area will be located in the West, with a maximum of 8 floors, with a maximum construction density of 60% and a maximum land use ratio of 4,8 times.
The project will build two main roads: one over 2km long, 1,5m wide and one 32m long, 932m wide. Internal traffic will have roads 51,5-14,5m wide.
Upon completion, the project will become a multi-industry industrial park, planned to attract both domestic and foreign investment. Key industries include: Manufacturing of electrical, electronic and refrigeration equipment; high-tech products serving the electronics and information technology industries; mechanical, machinery and consumer goods manufacturing.
