Gwangju Nam-gu Holds Public Hearing on Establishment of Facility Corporation

Nam-gu, Gwangju Metropolitan City, will hold a session to gather residents' opinions regarding the establishment of a facilities corporation in the first half of next year.

On the 22nd, Nam-gu announced that before establishing the facilities corporation, it will hold a residents' public hearing on the 7th of next month in the large conference room on the 8th floor of the district office to listen to various voices from residents and proceed with the necessary steps for establishing the facilities corporation in accordance with relevant legal regulations.

According to the Local Public Enterprises Act, when a local government head establishes a local public enterprise, they must report the fact to the local council and listen to the opinions of residents and related experts.

In particular, when hearing residents' opinions, it is stipulated that a residents' public hearing must be held before convening the corporation establishment review committee.

Accordingly, at the residents' public hearing on the 7th of next month, Nam-gu plans to explain to local residents the progress of the facilities corporation establishment, future plans, and the results of the feasibility study for the corporation's establishment.

Additionally, the session will collect residents' opinions on-site and provide a Q&A session to address any questions.

At this residents' public hearing, a senior researcher from the Local Public Enterprise Evaluation Institute, an agency under the Ministry of the Interior and Safety responsible for conducting the feasibility study for the facilities corporation establishment, will attend to provide detailed explanations to local residents.

A Nam-gu official stated, "We are promoting the establishment of a facilities corporation to efficiently manage and operate public facilities scattered throughout the district, which is also connected to the quality of life of our residents," adding, "We will listen to various opinions through the residents' public hearing."

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