Gyeongju City, Geoncheon-eup Administrative Complex Town Completion Ceremony ... Administration, Medical, and Agricultural Services in One Place

99 Billion Invested for a 3-Story Building with a Total Floor Area of 3,242㎡

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Dongwook Park] On the 13th, Gyeongju City in Gyeongbuk held a completion ceremony for the Geoncheon-eup Administrative Complex Town, attended by about 200 people including Mayor Ju Nak-young, city and provincial council members, local organization leaders, and residents.

The new government building, which began construction in July last year and was completed in September after 1 year and 2 months of construction, has a site area of 4,439㎡, a total floor area of 3,242㎡, and consists of three above-ground floors housing the Administrative Welfare Center, Health Subcenter, and Autonomous Center. A separate support building also accommodates a Farmers' Counseling Office. The total project cost was 9.9 billion KRW.

According to Gyeongju City, the facility is equipped to support daily administrative, medical, and agricultural tasks, as well as various resident autonomy programs for the townspeople such as pungmul (traditional Korean percussion music), yoga, and physical training (fitness center).

In his commemorative speech, Mayor Ju Nak-young said, "Geoncheon-eup is a transportation hub and a region expected to see remarkable development due to the Shin-Gyeongju Station area development, but the environment including the government building has been poor. We will strive to further improve living conditions through infrastructure projects such as the creation of a sports park and the development of the Geoncheoncheon riverside."

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