Dongducheon City Council Holds August Roundtable, Discusses 21 Agenda Items

Exchange of Views on 21 Agenda Items, Including 6 Proposed by Council Members and 15 Submitted by the Executive Team

The Dongducheon City Council in Gyeonggi Province (Chairman Kim Seungho) held the 'August Dongducheon City Council Members' Roundtable Meeting' in the council members' meeting room on August 12.

Dongducheon City Council held the "August Dongducheon City Council Members' Roundtable" on the 12th in the council members' meeting room. Provided by Dongducheon City Council

During the roundtable, participants shared key city issues and policy directions, and held in-depth discussions on a variety of agenda items, including ordinance bills, private consignment agreements, and project reports.

On this day, a total of 21 agenda items were addressed, including 15 submitted by the Mayor of Dongducheon. These included: ▲ 'Ordinance on the Management and Control Support of Mass Outbreak Insects in Dongducheon City' (proposed by Council Member Kim Seungho); ▲ 'Ordinance on the Creation and Support of a Barrier-Free Tourism Environment in Dongducheon City' (proposed by Council Member Kim Jaesu); ▲ 'Ordinance on Lifelong Education Support for Borderline Intelligence Individuals in Dongducheon City' (proposed by Council Member Kwon Youngki); ▲ 'Ordinance Bill for the Full Revision of the Ordinance on Overseas Official Activities by Dongducheon City Council Members' (proposed by Council Member Lim Hyunsook); ▲ 'Partial Amendment to the Dongducheon City Council's Overseas Official Travel Rules' (proposed by Council Member Lim Hyunsook); ▲ 'Partial Amendment to the Ordinance on Support for the Activities of the Model Drivers Association in Dongducheon City' (proposed by Council Member Lee Eunkyung); and ▲ 'Interim Report on the Establishment of the Dongducheon City Mid- to Long-Term Comprehensive Development Plan.'

Chairman Kim Seungho expressed his gratitude to the Dongducheon City Hall executive team and council members for their efforts despite record-breaking heat waves and frequent heavy rains, and urged, "Please ensure that the voices of citizens are fully reflected in the creation of substantial policies and ordinances."

Meanwhile, among the agenda items discussed at the roundtable, those requiring approval by the plenary session are scheduled to be reviewed and voted on at the 340th extraordinary session, which is expected to be held in September.

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