Yangcheon-gu, Sinwol 1·3-dong Launches 'Moatown On-site Support Team'

Yangcheon-gu Launches ‘Moatown On-site Support Team’ in Sinwol 1 and 3-dong… One-stop Support from Project Explanation to Conflict Mediation

Eight Experts Dispatched at 2 PM on the 2nd and 4th Mondays Each Month to Provide Consultation from Association Establishment to Conflict Resolution

Held at Sinwol 1-dong Community Center and Sinwol 3-dong Urban Regeneration On-site Support Center, Visits by Prior Department Reservation

Yangcheon-gu (Mayor Lee Gi-jae) announced on the 22nd the launch of the ‘Moatown On-site Support Team’ targeting Sinwol 1 and 3-dong, the areas where the Moatown project is being promoted, to provide policy explanations, project consultations, and conflict mediation. The team will operate regularly on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of every month.

This ‘Moatown On-site Support Team’ was established in response to voices from the field at a residents’ briefing session held early last month, which highlighted the urgent need for expert support due to a lack of specialized knowledge causing difficulties in establishing associations and setting directions.

The Moatown On-site Support Team will operate from the 22nd onward at 2 PM on the second and fourth Mondays of each month at the Sinwol 1-dong Community Center and Sinwol 3-dong Urban Regeneration On-site Support Center. A total of eight experts in fields such as urban architecture, maintenance, and administration will be dispatched to each site to provide one-on-one consultations for residents on policies, project-related advice, and conflict mediation.

Residents wishing to receive consultations in the target areas can make a phone reservation with the Reconstruction Project Division (Sinwol 1-dong) or the Housing Division (Sinwol 3-dong) at the district office.

The Moatown project is a new redevelopment method for aging low-rise residential areas where new and old houses are mixed, making large-scale redevelopment difficult. It involves grouping small-scale housing maintenance areas within low-rise residential zones under 100,000㎡ to develop them like large apartment complexes.

In Yangcheon-gu, the areas around Sinwol 1-dong 102 and Sinwol 3-dong 173 were selected as project sites in June last year, and since January this year, a service has been underway aiming to announce the Moatown management plan within the year.

Lee Gi-jae, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu, said, “To help expedite the project, we will regularly operate the ‘Moatown On-site Support Team’ to provide one-stop support including communication with local residents and project stakeholders, project consultations, and conflict mediation. We encourage many interested residents to visit.”

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