Changwon Mayor Heo Seong-mu Holds Meeting on Local Issues with Ruling Party Provincial Assembly Members

Close Discussions and Consensus Building on Issue Resolution and Provincial Subsidy Securing

On the 7th, Heo Seong-mu, Mayor of Changwon City, held a meeting with provincial assembly members from the Democratic Party of Korea to discuss resolving local issues and projects applying for provincial funding next year. (Photo by Changwon City)

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Choi Hyun-joo] On the 7th, Heo Seong-mu, mayor of Changwon City, discussed resolving local issues and next year's provincial subsidy application projects through a meeting with provincial assembly members from the Democratic Party of Korea.

The meeting was attended by 11 provincial assembly members, including Shim Sang-dong, Chair of the Council Steering Committee, Kim Young-jin, Chair of the Planning and Administration Committee, and Song Soon-ho, Chair of the Education Committee. From Changwon City, Mayor Heo and 12 senior officials participated.

Mayor Heo identified the main projects targeted for securing provincial subsidies next year as ▲ establishment of the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) system ▲ construction of the Changwon-style Food Integrated Support Center ▲ environmental improvement projects for Bonggok and Sodap Markets ▲ ecological stream restoration project for Sapa Soha Stream ▲ construction of a Pet Support Center ▲ establishment of the Changwon Independence Movement Memorial Hall ▲ construction of the Changwon Democracy Hall ▲ creation of a public parking lot for freight trucks in Naeseo-eup ▲ construction of Jinhae Cultural Center and Open Library ▲ installation of landscape lighting on Daejukdo Island.

The estimated cost for these 12 projects is approximately 56.3 billion KRW.

Mayor Heo stated, "We will continue to share and deliberate on local issues through communication with the provincial council. I ask for the special interest and support of the provincial assembly members so that Changwon City can become a prominent hub city in the Southeast region."

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