Taoyuan Bade Dafu City land rezoning project has started and is expected to be completed by the end of the year

The groundbreaking ceremony for the Dafu City rezoning project in Bade District, Taoyuan was held today. Mayor Zhang Shanzheng presided over it. Five Bade constituency councilors and legislator Qiu Ruohua were present. The land rezoning project in Dafu City covers an area of ​​4.94 hectares. It is the first public facility reserved land rezoning project in Bade District. It is expected to be completed by the end of next year. After the rezoning is completed, the land used by Zhongfu Elementary School next to Taode Road can be obtained. It can also help Dayong Elementary School obtain a complete school site, solving the long-term problem of Dayong Elementary School without a student activity center.

Zhang Shanzheng pointed out in his speech that in order to solve the problem of unexpropriated public facilities reserved land (publicly protected land), the city government has conducted a comprehensive review of the deorganization of public protected land. Among them, the Daifuku City area is a cross-district rezoning case. There are two bases, divided into Dahsin and Citi Driving Training Class. In the future, the Citi Driving Training Class base will be used as land for Dafu Elementary School, and the other Dah Sing Driving Training Class land will be used as residential area and Dayong Elementary School land. After the rezoning is completed, it can meet local needs.

Land Director Cai Jinzhong said that the rezoning project of Dafu City in Taoyuan City will be completed in the second half of 2023. The rezoning plan approval and announcement process will be completed. The evaluation and engineering planning and design will be carried out the year before last. After completion, the city will obtain 2.13 hectares of school land, including 1.72 hectares of Zhongfu Elementary School, 0.41 hectares of Dayong Elementary School Activity Center, 2.63 hectares of residential area, and 0.18 hectares of road land.

He said that in order to build a resilient and sustainable city, the district was rezoned to set up flood detention ponds and all five major livelihood pipelines were made underground, with a total project cost of 223 million yuan.