3 p.m. at Jungwon District Office's conference hall
Draft maintenance plans open for public inspection through November 30

Seongnam City in Gyeonggi Province will gather residents' opinions on designating the Eunhaeng 1 and Geumgwang 2 districts as redevelopment maintenance areas.

Land slated for redevelopment in Eunhaeng 1-dong and Geumgwang 2-dong, Seongnam. Provided by Seongnam City.

Land slated for redevelopment in Eunhaeng 1-dong and Geumgwang 2-dong, Seongnam. Provided by Seongnam City.

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Seongnam City, led by Mayor Shin Sang-jin, said on November 3 that it will hold a residents' briefing on the redevelopment maintenance plans for the two districts at 3 p.m. on November 9 in the conference hall of Jungwon District Office. Landowners and tenants in the designated areas, as well as any other interested residents, may attend.


The draft maintenance plans have been available for public inspection since October 29 at Seongnam City Hall's Redevelopment Division and the Redevelopment and Reconstruction Support Center. The inspection period runs through November 30.


After reviewing residents' opinions submitted at the briefing and during the public inspection, the city plans to designate and publicly announce the maintenance areas, following consultations with relevant agencies and deliberations by the Urban Planning Committee.


In August, the city designated five areas, including Sujin 2, as maintenance areas. Following Eunhaeng 1 and Geumgwang 2, it also plans to expedite the designation process for Taepyeong 1.



A Seongnam City official said, "We will actively gather residents' opinions and ensure that subsequent procedures proceed smoothly," adding, "We will continue to provide administrative support to shorten the project timeline as much as possible so residents can experience the benefits of improved living conditions sooner."


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