Seongnam Mayor Shin Sangjin Inspects Bokjeong 1 District Site, Vows Full Efforts to Minimize Resident Inconvenience

Seongnam Mayor Shin Sangjin Inspects Bokjeong 1 District Development Site
Thorough Review of School Routes and Infrastructure Ahead of December Move-In

On November 10, Seongnam Mayor Shin Sangjin visited the Bokjeong 1 District development site to inspect the preparations for moving into blocks A1 to A3, as well as to review the overall progress of the Bokjeong 1 District construction project.

Seongnam Mayor Shin Sangjin visited the Bokjeong 1 District development site on the 10th to receive a briefing on the overall status of the Bokjeong 1 District development project. Photo by Seongnam City

This inspection was a follow-up measure after listening to issues and concerns raised at a meeting with representatives of parents and future residents of Bokjeong 1 District, held in the first conference room of Seongnam City Hall on October 30. It is part of a field-oriented administrative approach aimed at minimizing inconvenience for residents and creating a safe living environment.

The Bokjeong 1 District public housing project is developing a total of 4,289 households (with a planned population of 10,080 people) on a 576,897-square-meter site at 72 Bokjeong-dong, Sujeong-gu, Seongnam. Of these, 1,317 households in blocks A1 to A3 (public sales and Newlywed Hope Town) are scheduled to move in next month.

On this day, Mayor Shin, together with the head of the Wirye Project Division at Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH), closely examined the site, focusing on the following: △ preparations for move-in, △ safety measures for kindergarten and elementary school students' routes to school during construction, △ progress of infrastructure such as roads, parks, and green spaces, and △ solutions to alleviate inconveniences for residents.

Based on the results of this inspection, Seongnam City plans to promptly address detailed supplementary issues and, within November, organize a communication session between Korea Land and Housing Corporation and future residents to minimize inconvenience during the move-in process and to do its utmost to create a safe residential environment.

Mayor Shin Sangjin stated, "I will carefully ensure that citizens moving in can settle into their new homes without inconvenience," adding, "I will continue to manage the site until the project is completed as planned, always prioritizing the safety and convenience of our citizens."

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