VIET YEN COMMUNE ANNOUNCES THE 1:2,000 ZONING PLAN FOR TAN DAN INDUSTRIAL PARK, STRENGTHENS LAND MANAGEMENT IN THE PROJECT AREA
On the morning of July 25, Viet Yen Commune held a conference to announce the zoning plan for Tan Dan Industrial Park in accordance with Decision No. 1688/QD-UBND dated June 29, 2025, issued by the Hung Yen Provincial People’s Committee, approving the adjusted 1:2,000 construction zoning plan for Tan Dan Industrial Park, Hung Yen Province.
Attending the conference were Mr. Vu Van Kien, Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Commune People’s Council; Mr. Vu Canh Hung, Standing Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee; Mr. Nguyen Van Dung, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Commune People’s Committee; members of the Standing Committee of the Party Committee; and village leaders from across the commune.
At the conference, participants were briefed on the key contents of the zoning plan, including its scope, scale, development orientation, and industries expected to attract investment. The public announcement aims to ensure that local officials, Party members, and residents have access to relevant information, understand their responsibilities in land management and use, and build public consensus for the implementation of the project.
According to the information presented, Tan Dan Industrial Park covers nearly 200 hectares across Viet Yen Commune and Trieu Viet Vuong Commune in Hung Yen Province. The project has a reported total investment capital of approximately USD 65 million, with around 143 hectares allocated for industrial land leasing, providing space for manufacturing, business operations, and investment attraction.
The industrial park is expected to attract investment in mechanical engineering and manufacturing; automobile, motorcycle, and agricultural machinery production and assembly; electrical equipment, electronics, refrigeration, and information technology; office equipment and sports equipment manufacturing; agricultural and food processing; and biotechnology applications.
Once developed in a coordinated manner, the project is expected to contribute to economic restructuring toward industrial development, create additional employment opportunities, expand production and business activities, and strengthen the local economy.
Speaking at the conference, Mr. Nguyen Van Dung, Deputy Secretary of the Party Committee and Chairman of the Viet Yen Commune People’s Committee, emphasized the importance of strengthening state management of land and protecting existing land-use conditions within the planned area. He called on relevant departments, mass organizations, and village authorities to intensify public communication so that residents clearly understand the zoning plan and comply with applicable laws and regulations.
Mr. Dung requested that specialized departments coordinate with relevant authorities to regularly inspect land-use conditions, promptly identify violations, and handle them in accordance with the law. Particular attention should be paid to preventing unauthorized construction, the creation of artificial land-use conditions, and other unlawful activities intended to seek improper compensation or financial benefits, which could complicate site clearance and project implementation.
He also encouraged residents to obtain planning information from competent authorities, avoid misinformation, and refrain from violating land regulations. Residents were asked to promptly report emerging issues so that local authorities could consider and address them in accordance with the law, while safeguarding their legitimate rights and interests.
The announcement of the Tan Dan Industrial Park zoning plan marks an important step in public information and communication, as well as in planning and land management in Viet Yen Commune. Moving forward, the commune will continue coordinating with relevant authorities to ensure transparent access to planning information, facilitate project implementation in accordance with legal requirements, and promote modern, coordinated industrial development alongside environmental protection and the safeguarding of residents’ legitimate interests.

