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The house has up to 4 basements when the basement is built – Photo: QUANG THE
Specifically, the Government Office has written Document No. 7996 indicating that the households currently located at 15 Alley, Son Tay Street, Dien Bien Neighborhood, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi, have submitted a request to the Prime Minister for comments and recommendations. Various contents related to the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee issued the permit to build house No. 15 on Son Tay Street to Mr. Le Cong.
The Prime Minister asked the Hanoi People’s Committee to verify and resolve the comments and petitions of the households in accordance with the law, provide responses to the households, and report back to the Prime Minister on the results of the settlement.
Earlier, responding to citizens about the licensing of this “strange” project, Mr. Bui Thanh Binh – Head of the Urban Management Department of the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee – cited some rules and documents, however, according to lawyer Dang Xuan Cuong, TAT (Hanoi Bar Association) law firm, the rules from 16 years ago have been canceled and are sub-legal documents.
Lawyer Dang Xuan Cuong said that the application of Vietnam’s 323: 2004 rule canceled is not in accordance with the law. Document No. 4174/2017 in 2017 of the Hanoi People’s Committee was issued in the form of a document of conformity. The current regulation 08.2009 / BXD cited by the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee has been canceled and is no longer in force.
Lawyer Le Hang (Hanoi Bar Association) said that currently all projects with basements are required to apply for Ministry of Construction Circular 03 issued in 2016, as amended in 2019. Consequently, Grade III buildings (detached houses) They can only be built with 1 basement, the depth is less than 6m.
“For grade II buildings with a large floor area, high demand, such as apartment buildings, shopping centers, public works … based on new purposes of use, 2 – 4 basements are licensed. Level III works that level up to 4 basements are not in accordance with current regulations “- said lawyer Le Hang.
Many architects and urban planning experts also expressed concern about this underground work. Because the underground works are row houses, having up to 4 basements will set a bad precedent for underground space not only in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City but also for Vietnamese cities.
The surface of the tunnel was poured with concrete – Photo: QUANG THE
Before that, like Online youth Reflected, the households living in lane 15 of Son Tay street reflect the construction of houses on plot B3 with up to 4 basements.
It is known that on September 24, 2016, the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee issued a permit to build “single-family houses” on a 3B lot of land, an area of 311.7 mtwo. The work has a basement of 267.7mtwo, the total construction area is 1,420 mtwo and the height of the building from the pavement level of Tran Phu Street to the roof of the building is 19.35 m.
Surprisingly, on December 19, 2016, Ba Dinh District People’s Committee adjusted the building permit to add 3 more basements, the total construction area was adjusted to 2223.1 m.two; the first basement level is 2.4m and adjusted to 3.3m; the height of the other 3 basements is 3.3 m.
The total area of the basement is up to 1,070.8 mtwo, almost half of the construction area. The investor in this project is Major General Le Cong and Ms Vuong Thi Lan Anh.
We went to the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee headquarters to find Mr. Ta Nam Chien, Chairman of the Ba Dinh District People’s Committee (who signed the permit to build this project), but we have not received a reply.
