"Mayor Personally Reviews Maintenance Project Progress"...Gwanak District Holds Progress Acceleration Meeting for Maintenance Projects

Status Review of Key Issues in Four Areas Including Sillim District 7 and Bongcheon Districts 13 and 14

On September 10, Gwanak District in Seoul announced that it had held the '1st Maintenance Project Progress Acceleration Meeting,' presided over by Mayor Park Junhee, to review the current status of four residential redevelopment project areas. The meeting, aimed at shortening the timeline for maintenance project implementation, focused on Sillim District 7, Bongcheon District 13, Bongcheon District 14, and Bongcheon District 4-1-3.

The scene of the "Maintenance Project Progress Promotion Meeting" held on the 10th, presided over by Joonhee Park, Mayor of Gwanak District. Provided by Gwanak District.

The meeting was attended by the heads of cooperative associations, conflict management officers, maintenance firms, and contractors, who discussed the progress and strategies for resolving delays in each project area.

For Sillim District 7, where low floor area ratio requires improvements in business feasibility, the district proposed a plan to revise the maintenance plan, incorporating the '2030 Seoul Metropolitan Government Basic Plan for Residential Environment Maintenance,' and relaxing the standards for business feasibility adjustment coefficients and the rate of public contributions. For Bongcheon District 13, participants discussed an integrated underground parking lot plan to enhance business feasibility. For Bongcheon District 14, the district will review the possibility of raising the floor area ratio by applying tenant loss compensation incentives and examine requests for partial demolition.

The district plans to hold this meeting on a regular basis each quarter, tailored to the type of maintenance project, and manage areas requiring focused attention through 'close-contact progress acceleration meetings' every month involving cooperative representatives and working-level staff from relevant departments.

Previously, in July, the district launched the 'Rapid Support Unit for Maintenance Projects' under the direct supervision of the mayor to oversee public recruitment, process management, conflict mediation, and advisory tasks. In addition, in the organizational restructuring scheduled for January 2027, the district plans to divide the current Housing Division into two departments: the 'Rapid Residential Maintenance Division,' which will be dedicated to maintenance projects, and the 'Housing Management Division,' responsible for housing management.

Mayor Park Junhee stated, "Maintenance projects are crucial tasks directly linked to the residential stability and quality of life of residents. I will personally oversee the project status, and along with the Rapid Support Unit for Maintenance Projects, do my utmost to address causes of delay and accelerate project implementation so residents can truly feel the improvements."

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