Consent Rates at Junggye Jugong Complex 4 and Sanggye Jugong Complex 7 Exceed Legal Requirements

In Nowon District, Seoul (Mayor Seo Juno), approvals for the establishment of reconstruction association steering committees have been occurring one after another. The district announced on the 22nd that it approved and announced the formation of the Junggye Jugong Complex 4 committee on the 17th, and has also approved the Sanggye Madeul Daelim Apartment committee, which is scheduled to be announced on the 23rd.

Seo Juno, Mayor of Nowon District Office, is explaining key issues at the Vision Sharing Meeting for the 9th Term of Local Government held at the district office. Provided by Nowon District Office.

Seo Juno, Mayor of Nowon District Office, is explaining key issues at the Vision Sharing Meeting for the 9th Term of Local Government held at the district office. Provided by Nowon District Office.

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The reconstruction association steering committee is a stage prior to the formation of a reconstruction association and can be established only with the consent of a majority of landowners and other stakeholders. Recently in Nowon District, steering committees have been established successively, with consent rates exceeding legal requirements.


Junggye Jugong Complex 4 covers an area of 30,395.1 square meters at 358-2 Junggye-dong, and 494 out of 690 landowners and stakeholders have given their consent, achieving a consent rate of 71.59%. For Sanggye Jugong Complex 7, which was approved and announced on the 10th, 1,729 out of 2,596 eligible persons agreed, resulting in a 66.6% consent rate. Both complexes surpassed the legal requirement of a simple majority.


Approvals have been concentrated recently. Since the launch of the 9th elected district administration, five complexes have undergone the steering committee formation process: starting with Sanggye Boram in August, followed by Hagye Miseong (September 3), Sanggye Jugong Complex 7 (September 10), Junggye Jugong Complex 4 (September 17), and Sanggye Madeul Daelim (scheduled for September 23). Approvals in September have taken place every week.


To support subsequent procedures, the district has announced that it is helping to reduce project timelines through licensing support, regulatory improvements, and parallel administrative procedures, all centered on the "Rapid Reconstruction Promotion Task Force" that was launched with the start of the 9th term. The district also plans to provide step-by-step support for follow-up procedures such as public viewings and explanatory sessions after the steering committee is approved.


Information disclosure will also be strengthened. The district has established a "Smart Vision System" to manage the status of redevelopment projects. Beginning in October, residents will be able to check the progress of each project in real time through the "Nowon Reconstruction/Redevelopment NOW ON" section of the district’s official website.



Mayor Seo Juno stated, "The successive approvals of steering committees and the high rates of resident consent demonstrate the strong willingness of residents toward reconstruction. As the community comes together to pursue these projects, the district will promptly support follow-up procedures, centering on the Rapid Reconstruction Promotion Task Force, and will actively improve the regulations and systems that hinder the projects."

Perspective view of Junggyejugong Complex 4. Provided by Nowon District.

Perspective view of Junggyejugong Complex 4. Provided by Nowon District.

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