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To attach importance to urban greenery development

Update: 25-04-2018 | 20:58:48

In recent years, branches and localities in the province have been very interested in developing urban greenery, so that the area of ​​urban green trees gradually increasing in both quantity and quality. This result has helped Binh Duong to become a first class city by 2020.

To develop urban greenery

Socializing the development of greenery and urban parks is a policy for Binh Duong to become a green city. To implement this policy, the province set up urban greenery investment and development plan in the period 2010-2015, including the planting, tending and nursing and protection of urban trees; building, renovating, and upgrading construction works in green areas for public use in urban centers; encouraging the socialization of the management, planting, care and protection of urban trees.

 

Recently, Binh Duong has invested in developing urban greenery. In photo: A corner of Binh Duong New City.

At present, regarding urban greenery, the province reaches the rate of 17.4m2 / person (according to class-1 urban standard, the score is from 10-15m2 / person). Regarding green public land in inner city and inner towns, the province reaches the rate of 11.26 m2 / person (according to class-1 urban standard, the score is from 5-16m2). Thus, at these two standards, Binh Duong has the maximum score.

Thu Dau Mot City is a class-1 urban area belonging to the province and the urban center of the province. In latest years, the city achieved good results in urban construction and development, creating the premise for the city to step by step develop "Green - Smart City"; Thus, creating the appearance of urban landscape architecture for the city towards civilization, modernization. In 2008, TDM City People's Committee approved the project of urban greenery renewal and management in Thu Dau Mot City. During the implementation of the project, phase 1, the city has replaced, added trees on 11 roads with the number of 3,252 planted trees; phase 2, replanting, adding trees on 17 roads with the number of 2,391 planted trees; phase 3, replanting, adding trees on 15 roads with 2,630 planted trees. Thus, the total number of planted trees under the scheme is 8,273. On each route of the city, trees are planted with specific trees to create a distinctive feature for the city...

At present, the total green area of ​​Thu Dau Mot is 621.61 ha, including 417.1ha of public greenery, 52.7ha of road greenery and 142.81ha of specialized greenery. The greenery system in the city is gathered in parks such as Thu Dau Mot Park (31.4 ha), Phu Cuong Park, Bach Dang Garden, flower garden at six-way crossroad; small gardens in residential areas...

In addition, in order to continue to renovate, replace and plant new trees on the pavement of roads and canals in the direction of biodiversity and increasing the area of ​​urban greenery, in 2017, Thu Dau Mot City renovated, replaced and planted new trees on 18 roads and embankments of two canals Thay Nang and Ong Danh. The total tree number on these roads and embankments is over 3,100.

To continue increase ​​greenery area

According to class-1 urban standards, the greenery area of ​​ the province has reached the maximum point, however, some localities in the province still have low scores, such as TDM City. At present, urban greenery land of TDM City according to new class-1 urban standards reaches 8.02m2 / person. Meanwhile, according to class-3 urban standards, greenery land must reach from 7 - 10m2 / person, but urban greenery land of Thuan An town reaches 9.42 m2 / person (high); Di An town 7.02 m2 / person, Ben Cat town 7.13 m2 / person, Tan Uyen town is 7.45 m2 / person, all lower than the standard.

Huynh Pham Anh Tuan, Head of Urban and Technical Infrastructure Development Chamber under Department of Construction, said in the work of planning and adjusting zoning in urban areas, localities in the province should retain existing green spaces, while continuing to grow green areas. To TDM City, in order to increase the area of ​​urban greenery and meet the class-1 standard, the municipal Party Committee and People's Committee approved to save a land fund from the rearrangement and relocation of provincial administrative offices to invest in the construction of parks, gardens and green spaces to increase urban green.

From 2016 until now, TDM City has changed 9 public land positions, old offices into flower gardens, such as Huynh Thi Hieu flower garden (Tan An ward), Quarter 1 flower garden of Phu My ward, DDX026 flower garden (Phu My ward)... Now 5 public lands, old office buildings are being reconstructed into parks and flower gardens, such as Phu Cuong wedding restaurant, Hung Vuong street park, park behind Phu My ward People's Committee... The total area of ​​these works is 5.158,9m2. In addition, the city is investing in the construction of 7 parks, flower gardens in some public lands, old office building with a total area of ​​13,913 m2.

According to experts, in the fast urbanization, urban space is increasingly cramped; the demand for enjoying green parks of urban residents is high. Urban residents, after a hard study and work day, have the need to be in harmony with nature, to exercise, to socialize and enjoy fresh air in a clean and beautiful environment. In addition, in the current development conditions, localities need high quality residential areas to attract more people everywhere coming here to work and live.

In recent years, localities in the province are very interested in building parks from old administrative offices, renovating and building new parks and planting trees on other public lands to facilitate urban development in localities in particular, central Binh Duong province in general to become modern, civilized city. Particularly, TDM City, in 2018, continued to renovate old parks, such as Phu Cuong park, and at the same time build more new parks and flower gardens based on the public land fund and old office buildings. The city also renovates, replaces and plants trees on road pavements, canal embankments in the area.

Reported by Phuong Le – Translated by Ngoc Huynh

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