Allowing Change of Use for Abolished 'Eorinijip'

Legislative Notice of Amendments to the Enforcement Decree and Enforcement Rules of the Apartment Housing Management Act from the 19th

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport announced on the 17th that it will publicly notify the amendment bills to the 'Enforcement Decree of the Apartment Housing Management Act' and the 'Enforcement Rules of the Apartment Housing Management Act' to ease regulations such as changing the use of apartment housing.

First, when changing the use of resident exercise facilities, roads within housing complexes, and children's playgrounds into parking lots, the allowable area for use change will be expanded from half to three-quarters of each area, and in the case of abolished daycare centers, full use change will be permitted.

If six months have passed since the daycare center was abolished or if it has not been operated for one year after the inspection of use, the use can be changed after deliberation by the city, county, or district architectural committee.

In the safety management sector, resident rest facilities and resident exercise facilities within the complex will be included in the targets for safety management plan establishment by the management entity, strengthening safety management of resident-use facilities. Additionally, to prevent flood damage and safety accidents, the installation and removal requirements for water barrier equipment will also be relaxed.

The method of disclosing information subject to inspection, such as resolutions of the residents' representative meeting, will be allowed not only on the internet (official website) but also on bulletin boards by building. Furthermore, the residency period requirement for candidates for building representatives will be relaxed from 6 months to 3 months.

The full text of the amendment bill can be viewed from the 19th on the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's website under 'Policy Data - Legal Information - Administrative Notice,' and opinions can be submitted via mail or fax.

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