Governor of the capital and Mayor of Ulaanbaatar B.Purevdagva and relevant officials worked in the 4th khoroo of Bayanzurkh District, north of the Zhukov Monument, to resolve land issues in the area. Because the area is heavily built up and densely occupied, the permit for 6,000 square meters of land that had been allocated for construction has been canceled. The land will now be turned into a public space and park.
The land had originally been granted to Newtour Safaris LLC, Merge Van LLC, Khuree-Invest LLC, and Alkhanatreid LLC under Bayanzurkh District Governor’s Order No. 42 of 2006, which concerned granting land ownership rights and revoking land use rights. However, since the land had not been used for its intended purpose for two years without a valid reason, the decision was made to revoke the land ownership certificate and terminate the ownership rights in accordance with the law.
Mayor B.Purevdagva said the area had once been public land but had been fenced off for the past 10 years. “We are taking this land back as public space within the policy of building a city for people, not cars. We will create green space and carry out landscaping work so that citizens can spend their leisure time comfortably. We have instructed the relevant authorities to begin the landscaping work. We are following a policy of not allowing residential construction in densely populated areas. In the future, we will gradually implement green spaces and children’s playgrounds in ger areas as well,” he said.
Governor of the capital and Mayor of Ulaanbaatar B.Purevdagva and relevant officials worked in the 4th khoroo of Bayanzurkh District, north of the Zhukov Monument, to resolve land issues in the area. Because the area is heavily built up and densely occupied, the permit for 6,000 square meters of land that had been allocated for construction has been canceled. The land will now be turned into a public space and park.
The land had originally been granted to Newtour Safaris LLC, Merge Van LLC, Khuree-Invest LLC, and Alkhanatreid LLC under Bayanzurkh District Governor’s Order No. 42 of 2006, which concerned granting land ownership rights and revoking land use rights. However, since the land had not been used for its intended purpose for two years without a valid reason, the decision was made to revoke the land ownership certificate and terminate the ownership rights in accordance with the law.
Mayor B.Purevdagva said the area had once been public land but had been fenced off for the past 10 years. “We are taking this land back as public space within the policy of building a city for people, not cars. We will create green space and carry out landscaping work so that citizens can spend their leisure time comfortably. We have instructed the relevant authorities to begin the landscaping work. We are following a policy of not allowing residential construction in densely populated areas. In the future, we will gradually implement green spaces and children’s playgrounds in ger areas as well,” he said.