Demolition permits are government document that allows the demolition of a building. The permit also outlines the conditions and specifications to be fulfilled during the demolition process.
Many of the deteriorated structures in the city are threatening to the danger of collapse. The District 5 People’s Committee has been requesting residents living in an old apartment building at 440 Tran Hung Dao Street to get out.
Cost
The cost of a demolition permit in Vietnam can vary depending on the dimensions of the structure as well as the amount of time it will take to tear it down it. The fee has to be paid by the applicant prior to the time that the permit is issued. Before starting demolition the demolition contractor must display the permit certificate at a place that is visible and legible to passersby or pedestrians. Contractors also need to provide the proof of insurance, along with a written safety plan for the site, and a structural condition report.
If a property is found to be unfit or damaged and in need of repair, the city can demolish it. The owner has to agree to the demolition and pay compensation for any loss incurred in the course of demolition. The city also will not demolish buildings protected by law. To ensure the safety and security of the residents, demolition will be followed with a thorough examination of the area.
If the construction, reconstruction, or demolishment of a detached structure or similar structure is greater than a specified limit the demolition permit is required. The permit will not be valid in the event that the application is not complete or does not satisfy other requirements thu mua xac nha xuong quan 4 gia cao. The application form must include a site plan, details of the demolition work and a list with the details of the equipment and materials used in the demolition. The application must contain the site plan, the details of the demolition process and a list of materials and equipment used for the demolition.
Application Process
The City will review every application and issue the permit within 20 days of receipt. The applicants must submit all details and documents, including architectural plans (if required) and engineering plans, contractor details and any other requirements specified in the permit application. Once the permit is approved, it will be available through the City’s website, or can be emailed to the applicant or property owner.
A lot of the colonial structures located in Ho Chi Minh City have been neglected for a long time and are now in danger of collapsing. Owners have asked permission to tear down the buildings but the process is complicated. The government has allocated money to pay the owners of these homes who are willing to leave before demolition begins.
According to Vice-Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People’s Committee Tran Vinh Tuyen this is a positive thing. It will help reduce processes, prevent problems and negative issues that could be triggered by the land fields. The city, however, has to make sure that the plan is well implemented.
The city is also expected to make it easier for foreign contractors to obtain a construction activity permit. Foreign contractors must submit a complete list of each project they’ve worked on as well as details of their contracts to the authorities.
Ho Chi Minh City Construction Regulations
The city plans to build 183 kilometers of urban railways by 2035. This is a project that will cost approximately VND824.5 trillion. The city will become a more modern and attractive place for local people.
The City will intensify decentralization and will adopt the initiative to attract investment projects that can be advantageous to local socio-economic development. The City will establish a new fund for land (excluding areas that are cultivated for rice) to be utilized to support development needs related to transport and infrastructure technical.
If the Vietnamese contractor is not competent foreign contractors must form a consortium with Vietnamese contractors or employ Vietnamese subcontractors. They must adhere to the legal obligations of other contractors and provide complete dossiers. The authority responsible for licensing of the provincial department for construction must be notified by the contractor about the performance of the contract no later than the 16th December each year.
The city will impose administrative penalties against individuals and groups who fail to comply with the law. The fines will vary from 10 to 20 million VND and they may be compelled to cease their work. The city also plans to expand the number of inspection officers. The city will also punish companies that fail to submit their registration details to the National Business Registration Portal in the timeframe specified. This is a violation of the laws on regulation and investment.
Demolition Permit Fees Vietnam
Many of the old structures in Ho Chi Minh City, such as the Thu Thiem Parish Church are at risk of destruction. This is due in large part to the lack of funding to make necessary repairs, according to Tuoi Tre newspaper. A number of monasteries and churches have also been forced to accept demolition of their buildings and the expropriation. In some instances, church owners are offered compensation, but are reluctant to accept it.
The permit application has to be with a survey, or site plan which clearly indicates the structures to be removed and the areas that are disturbed. Permit fees are charged per structure to be removed. The applicant is also required to submit a copy of the signed contract with the contractor. If the demolition project requires excavation the DOB Form 402 has to be submitted along with the permit application.
The contractor has to make progress inspections available prior to the permit’s issuance, and also after every phase of work has been completed. There is an additional cost for each inspection. A final inspection is completed after all demolition work is complete and then again after the site has been graded. The contractor is required to provide a permit at the work site and inform CDPH of any modifications to the work schedule.