Gwangju City Launches the 13th Urban Planning Committee
for "Designing the Future Spatial Structure"

Gwangju City in Gyeonggi Province held the "13th Gwangju City Urban Planning Committee Appointment Ceremony" at Sunam Hall in the city hall on the 28th.

Mayor Bang Sehwan of Gwangju is taking a commemorative photo after holding the "13th Gwangju City Urban Planning Committee Appointment Ceremony" at Sunam Hall in City Hall on the 28th. Provided by Gyeonggi Gwangju City

Mayor Bang Sehwan of Gwangju is taking a commemorative photo after holding the "13th Gwangju City Urban Planning Committee Appointment Ceremony" at Sunam Hall in City Hall on the 28th. Provided by Gyeonggi Gwangju City

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The newly formed 13th Urban Planning Committee consists of a total of 25 members: 2 ex officio members, 2 city council members representing residents, 1 appointed member, and 20 private sector experts with professional backgrounds in fields such as urban planning, architecture, transportation, and the environment.


The committee members will serve for two years until August 2027, carrying out review and advisory functions on matters such as urban management plans, urban development projects, and various development permits, taking into account the spatial structure and development axes of Gwangju City's upper-level and master plans.


Following the appointment ceremony, guidance and training were provided on key review topics, including methods for fair and transparent committee operation, procedures for handling review results, and securing infrastructure.


Mayor Bang Sehwan stated, "Gwangju City is experiencing rapid growth, with its population exceeding 420,000, and requires balanced development across various sectors such as housing, industry, and transportation. I hope the Urban Planning Committee will play a pivotal role in designing the future spatial structure of Gwangju and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens."



Meanwhile, the city plans to continue in-depth discussions on major issues such as urban management plans and development projects, centering on the Urban Planning Committee, and will strive to realize a sustainable, people-centered city in Gwangju.


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