Gyeonggi-do Operates 'Resident Support Councils' in Six Housing and Public Housing Districts Including Paju Unjeong

Gyeonggi Provincial Government Gwanggyo New Office Building

Gyeonggi Province will operate the 'Move-in Support Council' at six locations this year, including Paju Unjeong, to listen to and discuss solutions for inconveniences experienced by residents in newly developed housing sites and public housing districts.

The Move-in Support Council is composed of the province, resident representatives, relevant cities and counties, project implementers, and related organizations.

This council is a consultative body that addresses residents' inconveniences related to infrastructure or public facilities such as transportation, construction, and environment within three years from the initial move-in date of multi-family housing complexes.

This year's council targets include Yangju Hoecheon District, which began initial move-in in December last year, and districts within three years of initial move-in such as ▲Paju Unjeong 3 ▲Hwaseong Taean 3 ▲Uiwang Gocheon ▲Hwaseong Bibong ▲Gwacheon Knowledge Information Town.

Since 2012, the province has operated Move-in Support Councils in a total of 51 housing and public housing districts within the province.

As of March this year, out of 4,082 reported resident inconveniences such as bicycle path extensions and installation of trash bins near bus stops, 3,521 cases have been resolved and 561 cases are currently being addressed.

A provincial official stated, "We will actively strive to resolve the inconveniences experienced by residents due to the immaturity of the districts during the early stages of move-in to housing and public housing districts."

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