While Ji Yang and his team were busy arranging their various tasks here, the provincial construction team unexpectedly arrived at Chunshui County.
This time, it was Fang Zisong who personally led the team, and he first announced the upgrade of Chunshui County and Ji Yang’s decision to join the Quyang Municipal Committee.
Then, the new members of the Quyang Municipal Committee were announced.
Ji Yang glanced at the list and saw men and women, none of whom he recognized. In any case, all of the previous members had been transferred elsewhere; he had no idea where they had been reassigned.
After the personnel change, the entire Quyang Municipal Committee was immediately immersed in their work, which seemed to revolve around Chunshui County’s affairs, making Ji Yang somewhat amused.
Of course, these new leaders probably had been instructed not to interfere with Chunshui County’s matters. They all had a pleasing manner, asking Ji Yang what kind of help he needed and promising full cooperation with any requests he made.
Fang Zisong had even gathered the committee members to communicate the decisions from the provincial level, starting with the issue of road construction. Funding from the province had been allocated to commence construction fully, and the roads being built were the very ones Ji Yang had mentioned. Now, the road from Xincheng to the old city became the first to be constructed.
Additionally, the provincial government had already negotiated with the leaders of Tiangui Province, who would also invest funds to build their side of the road to complement the local construction.
In fact, Tiangui Province had also realized that the development of the new Chunshui City was beneficial for them too, and naturally, they would speed up their process.
By this time, Xiao Li had also arrived, and after discussions with Fang Zisong, the provincial government helped coordinate a loan of ten billion yuan for her company through the province, bringing their total funds to thirty billion yuan. This sum was to be invested in the construction of their photovoltaic group, aiming to create the province’s largest photovoltaic industry cluster. This funding was considered the first installment, and further investments would be made after sales commenced.
Then there was Qian Huifang’s real estate projects, which also received coordination from the province with a loan of ten billion yuan, along with the processing of many necessary procedures. Their real estate developments were to proceed fully as well.
As for Wu Mi’s project, which aimed to create a city with a beautiful environment, there was no need for a loan; instead, it was to be developed in conjunction with Qian Huifang’s project.
The two logistics companies quickly became aware of these developments from the province and immediately rushed to Chunshui County to sign investment agreements with Ji Yang’s government department. An investment of twenty-five billion yuan was injected, planning for swift construction.
Not just them, but several investors, seeing the potential here, also approached the Chunshui County government to start land acquisition—alongside Qian Huifang’s real estate development, several other real estate companies also came.
Ji Yang didn’t mind the influx of developers; as long as they adhered to the planned zones and construction requirements, he fully supported them.
Everyone saw the potential of Xincheng, and so, the nearby land began to appreciate in value.
Ji Yang was busy with these matters every day, to the point where he didn’t even have time to communicate with women.
Of course, Ji Yang wouldn’t dare to do anything inappropriate at this time. After all, Chunshui County was only so large. Besides, with so many media journalists around, it would be easy for any missteps to be discovered.