Paju-si to Continue Support for Aging Indoor Pipe Renovation Next Year

Support Completed for 97 Aged Houses Over 20 Years Old This Year

Gyeonggi Paju City (Mayor Kim Kyung-il) announced on the 26th that it has supported the replacement construction costs of pipes for 97 low-income households in the area who have experienced inconvenience due to rust water coming from rusty water pipes.

The completed construction under the 'Old Indoor Plumbing Improvement Support Project.' Provided by Paju City

The city has been implementing the ‘Aging Indoor Pipe Improvement Support Project,’ which provides partial or full support for the improvement construction costs of aging indoor pipes so that Paju citizens can use safe and clean tap water.

Since its launch in 2016, the ‘Aging Indoor Pipe Improvement Support Project’ has supported 2,836 households with a project budget of 1.276 billion KRW, and this year, it invested a budget of 76 million KRW to support 97 households. Next year, a budget of 70 million KRW will be invested for support, and applications will be accepted starting from January 6, 2025.

The support targets are single-family houses, multi-family houses, and apartment buildings that are residential buildings with an area of 130㎡ or less and have aged more than 20 years. Houses that have received support for improvement within the last 5 years or have been approved for redevelopment, reconstruction, or remodeling projects are excluded from support.

The support scale ranges from 30% to 90% of the total construction cost depending on the area, with a maximum support amount of 1.8 million KRW for indoor water supply pipes and 600,000 KRW for shared pipes. The maximum amount is provided to houses owned by basic livelihood security recipients and lower-income groups who are economically disadvantaged.

For more details, please check the Paju City Hall website under Civil Service Guide & Forms. Those who wish to apply can do so via email, mail, or by visiting the Waterworks Department of Paju City Hall.

A Paju City official said, “We will do our best to supply tap water that citizens can drink with peace of mind.”

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