安吉“两山”未来科技城低效用地再开发成全国典型

Core Viewpoint - The "Two Mountains" Future Science City project in Anji County has been selected as one of the 26 typical cases for the redevelopment of inefficient land by the Ministry of Natural Resources, showcasing a successful transformation from a traditional industrial park to a science and innovation city [1][2]. Group 1: Project Overview - The project involves the systematic redevelopment of over 1,200 acres of inefficient industrial land, addressing issues such as low industrial capacity, low utilization efficiency, and poor environmental quality [1]. - The redevelopment strategy includes a "government-led, state-owned enterprise coordinated, market participation" model, implementing a "retreating from secondary industries to advancing into tertiary industries" approach [1]. Group 2: Development Strategy - A composite development strategy is employed, focusing on "mainly land acquisition and re-supply, supplemented by self-renovation by original landowners," allowing for the unified collection and demolition of 90% of inefficient enterprise land [1]. - The project includes the construction of eight core functional areas such as a cultural and arts center, an international exhibition center, and a technology talent center, while allowing 10% of qualifying enterprises to self-renovate through land price compensation [1]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The redevelopment has increased the area’s floor area ratio from 0.8 to 2.5, resulting in an average tax revenue increase of 15 times [2]. - The project has attracted digital economy headquarters like Meisi Health, fostering the development of emerging industry clusters in artificial intelligence and big data [2]. Group 4: Ecological Innovation - Anji County has established a "project-level GEP digital platform" to quantify the ecological value of the region, with ecological value compensation funds being reinvested into ecological protection and regional development [2].