Yeosu City Supports Slate Roof Removal Project with 2.2 Billion Won Funding

Support up to 3.44 million KRW for 702 housing units, applications open until the 31st

[Asia Economy Honam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Chunsu] Yeosu City, Jeollanam-do, announced on the 6th that it is promoting a slate disposal support project with a budget of over 2.2 billion KRW, and starting this year, slate buildings that are not houses, such as small-scale livestock sheds and warehouses, are also included in the project scope, with up to 1.72 million KRW in project funds subsidized.

The total scale of this slate disposal support covers 702 buildings, including 550 houses for slate disposal support, 53 vulnerable households for roof improvement, and 99 non-residential buildings for slate disposal support.

The slate disposal support for houses targets houses with roofs or walls made of slate, and demolition costs of up to 3.44 million KRW are supported based on 120㎡ per household.

In addition, among the project participants, 53 vulnerable households can receive full support for slate disposal costs and roof improvement project expenses.

Civilians wishing to participate in the project can apply at the township or town office and the neighborhood community center where the building is located by the 31st of this month.

Project beneficiaries are selected based on priority criteria for socially vulnerable groups such as basic livelihood security recipients.

A city official said, “This project will help improve the residential environment and promote residents’ health,” and added, “We hope for much interest and participation.”

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