Decree No. 02/NĐ-CP adjusts administrative boundaries of communes and establishes new administrative units in An Khê Town and Chu Prong District, Gia Lai Province. The newly established units include Xuan An Commune, An Phu Ward, Ngo May Ward, and Ya Kreng Commune.
Scope of application
Minister of Interior, Chairman of the People's Committee of Gia Lai Province, Heads of Relevant Agencies
Key points
- In An Khê Town: Establish Xuan An Commune (2,793.00 hectares, 3,504 population); An Phu Ward (1,879.22 hectares, 2,970 population); and Ngo May Ward (1,004.10 hectares, 4,750 population)
- In Chu Prong District: Establish Ya Kreng Commune (11,392.64 hectares, 1,343 population)
- After adjustment: Tua An Commune remains with 3,533.95 hectares and 4,853 population; Cuu An Commune remains with 1,998.08 hectares and 3,660 population; Song An Commune remains with 4,452.33 hectares and 4,920 population
🌐 Social impact of this document
- To create better conditions for effective local administrative management.
- It may affect the interests of some individuals during the process of changing administrative units.
❓ Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of implementation of this Decree?
This Decree takes effect fifteen days from the date of publication in the Official Gazette.
Where are the new administrative units established?
The new administrative units are established in An Khê Town (Xuan An Commune, An Phu Ward, Ngo May Ward) and Chu Prong District (Ya Kreng Commune).
What is the natural area of the new administrative units?
Xuan An Commune has 2,793.00 hectares of natural area; An Phu Ward has 1,879.22 hectares; Ngo May Ward has 1,004.10 hectares; Ya Kreng Commune has 11,392.64 hectares.
What is the population of the new administrative units?
Xuan An Commune has 3,504 population; An Phu Ward has 2,970 population; Ngo May Ward has 4,750 population; Ya Kreng Commune has 1,343 population.
How much area do the current administrative units retain?
Tua An Commune retains 3,533.95 hectares of natural area and 4,853 population; Cuu An Commune retains 1,998.08 hectares of natural area and 3,660 population; Song An Commune retains 4,452.33 hectares of natural area and 4,920 population.
Full text
DECREE
Regarding the adjustment of administrative boundaries of communes, establishment of communes and wards under An Khê town and Chu Pras district, Gia Lai province
THE GOVERNMENT
Pursuant to the Law on Organization of the Government dated December 25, 2001;
Considering the proposal of the Minister of Home Affairs and the Chairman of the People's Committee of Gia Lai province,
DECREE:
Article 1. The administrative boundaries of communes under An Khê town and Chu Pras district, Gia Lai province are adjusted as follows:
1. Establishing the commune of Xuan An under An Khê town based on the adjustment of 2,793.00 hectares of natural area and 3,504 population from the commune of Tu An.
Commune Xuan An has 2,793.00 hectares of natural area and 3,504 population.
Administrative boundary of commune Xuan An: East borders commune Cuu An, An Khê town and Vinh Thanh district, Binh Dinh province; West borders commune Thanh An and commune Tu An, An Khê town; South borders commune Cuu An and commune Thanh An, An Khê town; North borders commune Tu An, An Khê town.
2. Establishing the ward of An Phuoc under An Khê town based on the adjustment of 1,879.22 hectares of natural area and 2,970 population from commune Cuu An.
Ward An Phuoc has 1,879.22 hectares of natural area and 2,970 population.
Administrative boundary of ward An Phuoc: East borders commune Cuu An, An Khê town; West borders commune Thanh An, An Khê town; South borders commune Song An, An Khê town; North borders commune Tu An, An Khê town.
3. Establishing the ward of Ngo My under An Khê town based on the adjustment of 1,004.10 hectares of natural area and 4,750 population from commune Song An.
Ward Ngo My has 1,004.10 hectares of natural area and 4,750 population.
Administrative boundary of ward Ngo My: East borders commune Song An, An Khê town; West borders ward An Tan and commune Thanh An, An Khê town; South borders ward An Tan, An Khê town and commune Phu An, Dak Po district; North borders commune Cuu An, An Khê town.
4. Establishing the commune of Ia Kreng under Chu Pras district based on the adjustment of 11,392.64 hectares of natural area and 1,343 population from commune Ia Mo Nong.
Commune Ia Kreng has 11,392.64 hectares of natural area and 1,343 population.
Administrative boundary of commune Ia Kreng: East borders commune Ia Mo Nong, Chu Pras district; West borders Sa Thay district, Kon Tum province; South borders commune Ia Krai, Ia Grai district; North borders Sa Thay district, Kon Tum province.
After adjusting the administrative boundaries:
- Commune Tu An remains with 3,533.95 hectares of natural area and 4,853 population.
- Commune Cuu An remains with 1,998.08 hectares of natural area and 3,660 population.
- Commune Song An remains with 4,452.33 hectares of natural area and 4,920 population.
An Khê town has 19,912.10 hectares of natural area and 65,846 population, including 11 administrative units, namely wards: An Binh, Tay Son, An Phu, An Tan, An Phuoc, Ngo My, and communes: Tu An, Cuu An, Song An, Thanh An, Xuan An.
- Commune Ia Mo Nong remains with 4,990.00 hectares of natural area and 3,167 population.
Chu Pras district has 98,039.65 hectares of natural area and 64,593 population, including 15 administrative units, namely: Phu Hoa town and communes: Ia Khoul, Ia Phi, Ia Ly, Ia Mo Nong, Ia Kreng, Ia Ka, Ia Nhin, Nghia Hoa, Hoa Phu, Nghia Hung, Chu Jor, Chu Dang Ya, Ha Tay, and Dak To Ver.
Article 2. This Decree shall take effect fifteen days after its publication in the Official Gazette.
Article 3. The Minister of Home Affairs, the Chairman of the People's Committee of Gia Lai province, and the heads of relevant agencies are responsible for implementing this Decree./.
PRIME MINISTER
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