Gyeonggi Province to Operate "Resident Support Council" in Five Residential and Public Housing Districts Including Icheon Jungri

The Gyeonggi Provincial Government will operate a "Resident Support Council" in the second half of this year in five districts, including Icheon Jungri, to address the inconveniences faced by residents in newly developed residential and public housing districts.

The Resident Support Council is a consultative body led by the Gyeonggi Provincial Government, with participation from resident representatives, relevant city and county governments, project developers, and related organizations.

This council listens to residents' complaints and discusses solutions regarding transportation, construction, environmental infrastructure, and public facilities within three years of the initial move-in to apartment complexes in residential and public housing districts.

Gyeonggi Provincial Government

The Gyeonggi Provincial Government operates the Resident Support Council twice a year, once in the first half and once in the second half. In the first half of this year, the council was held for the Hwaseong Taean 3, Yangju Hoecheon, Icheon Jungri, Suwon Dangsu, Goyang Janghang, and Bucheon Goean residential and public housing districts.

In the second half of this year, the council will be operated for the five districts from the first half, excluding the Hwaseong Taean residential district, which has already completed three years of Resident Support Council operation since the initial move-in.

Since 2012, the Gyeonggi Provincial Government has operated Resident Support Councils in a total of 54 residential and public housing districts.

As of August this year, the council has resolved 4,309 out of 4,762 reported inconveniences, including the expansion of public transportation, adjustment of traffic signal systems, improvement of pedestrian walkways, and enhancement of the living environment.

An official from the Gyeonggi Provincial Government stated, "We will actively work to resolve the inconveniences experienced by residents due to the underdeveloped state of newly established residential and public housing districts."

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