Bangsaray Smart City

ABOUT “(City Name)”

Bang Saray is a sub-district established in 1980. It was originally a village under the jurisdiction of Na Chom Thian Sub-district. As the village expanded, Mr. Prasom Sri Sam-ang at that time requested to separate Bang Saray Village from Na Chom Thian Sub-district and named it “Bang Saray Sub-district.” Mr. Yai In-anong was the first headman of Bang Saray Sub-district. History of Bang Saray: Originally, it was called Samre. In the past, there were no villages. Pirates, or as the locals called them, “Salad Nam” would use this area to ambush passing ships. When they robbed them, they would bring their ships to the Samre shore, kill people, seize property, and burn the ships. Sometimes, after robbing property, they would abandon the people. Those released later settled in Samre. At one time, Phraya Chanthaburi originally lived on Koh Samet, Ban Phe Subdistrict, Rayong Province, with a wife, children, and numerous followers. After Phraya Chanthaburi died, his followers, including Nai Rueang and Nai Chan, took their children, wives, and followers from Koh Samet, arriving by boat in five or six boats. They arrived at Bang Samre Bay. Seeing the location as a prime location due to its coastal land and abundant resources, most notably the abundance of southern rubber trees, sufficient to tap for latex, they settled there. Since then, the population of Bang Samre has steadily increased, and with the increasing number of immigrants moving in, the government has transferred Bang Samre to the jurisdiction of Na Chom Thian Subdistrict.

Bang Sare Subdistrict Municipality is located in Sattahip District, Chonburi Province, and is located about 100 kilometers from Bangkok. Approximately 165 kilometers to the north, approximately 70 kilometers from Chonburi Province and approximately 13 kilometers from Sattahip District, it is located approximately 5-15 meters above sea level and has an area of ​​7.87 square kilometers or 4,918 rai.

City Vision

“Bang Saray is a livable city, towards a sustainable smart city.”

City goals

Continuous self-development aims to become a smart city. Bang Saray Subdistrict Municipality will drive the development of smart cities under the concept of Bang Saray Livable, Towards a Sustainable Smart City, aiming to be a livable, modern city, giving citizens a good quality of life and sustainable happiness, in line with the direction of national development in line with the guidelines for driving Thailand 4.0 and the 20-year national strategy through the development of smart cities in 4 areas: Smart Mobility, Smart Environment, Smart Living, and Smart Governance.

Urban context and urban needs

New City, a livable city, towards a smart city

Smart City Type

เWith the smart city category of this city

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Executive Summary

             Bang Saray Subdistrict Municipality is a local administrative organization located in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) development zone, encompassing three eastern provinces: Chachoengsao, Chonburi, and Rayong. The Special EEC Zone: Eastern Airport City is located on a 6,500-rai area near U-Tapao International Airport. The goal is to transform U-Tapao Airport into an aviation hub, increasing its capacity to handle 15 million passengers annually over the next five years. This capacity is expected to increase to 35 million passengers annually in the next 10 years and 60 million passengers annually in the next 15 years.

             Bang Saray Subdistrict Municipality has a goal of continuous self-development, aiming to become a smart city. Bang Saray Subdistrict Municipality will drive the development of a smart city under the concept

            “Bang Saray is a livable city, towards a sustainable smart city.”

 The aim is to be a livable, modern city, providing citizens with a good quality of life and sustainable happiness, in line with the country’s development direction according to the Thailand 4.0 initiative and the 20-year national strategy, through the development of four smart cities: Smart Mobility, Smart Environment, Smart Living, and Smart Governance.

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