Changwon City Holds Public Hearing on Urban Regeneration Activation Plan for Hapjeong 1 District

July Metropolitan Selection Application Scheduled for Urban Regeneration New Deal Project

Public hearing for the establishment of the Urban Regeneration Activation Plan for Synthetic District 1 held on the 18th. (Photo by Changwon City)

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Choi Hyun-joo] Changwon City in Gyeongnam announced on the 18th that it held a public hearing for the establishment of the Hapseong 1 District Urban Regeneration Activation Plan at the Hapseong 1-dong Administrative Welfare Center in Masanhwoin-gu, attended by about 100 experts and citizens from various fields.

This public hearing was organized to explain the major projects of the Hapseong 1 District Urban Regeneration Activation Plan, which is being established to improve the aging residential areas and revitalize the alleyway commercial districts of Hapseong 1-dong, and to gather opinions from related experts and residents.

The city conducted in-depth discussions with residents on the direction of urban regeneration in Hapseong 1 District, including linkage plans between the Hapo Fortress Site, an asset of Hapseong 1-dong, and the surrounding commercial districts, as well as creating a desirable residential environment.

Attending residents expressed great interest in facility management after project completion, the formation and operation plans of the resident community, and support projects for the maintenance of aging houses.

Through this, the city plans to apply for the July Urban Regeneration New Deal Project metropolitan selection contest with the Hapseong 1 District Urban Regeneration New Deal Project plan targeting the Hapseong 1-dong area.

Moon Sang-sik, Director of Urban Regeneration at Changwon City, said, “It was a time to once again confirm the enthusiasm of Hapseong 1-dong residents for urban regeneration,” and added, “We will do our best to actively reflect residents’ opinions and be selected in this Urban Regeneration New Deal Project contest.”

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