Pyeongchang County Launches "Mobile Permit Office" Service for On-Site Consultations and Applications

Pyeongchang County in Gangwon Province will operate its on-site permit consultation service, "Mobile Permit Office," at the main conference room of the Daegwallyeong-myeon Community Service Center starting at 10 a.m. on December 10.

Pyeongchang County Office building. Provided by Pyeongchang County

The service aims to provide convenience to residents who find it difficult to visit in person due to distance by offering on-site consultations related to development permits, building permits, farmland conversion permits, and mountain area conversion permits, as well as accepting applications for land subdivision permits. It also seeks to minimize property damage to residents by preventing illegal activities that may not have been recognized in advance.

The Mobile Permit Office was first launched in Jinbu-myeon in March, expanded to Yongpyeong-myeon in June, and further extended to Bongpyeong-myeon and Daegwallyeong-myeon in December, continuing its steady regional expansion.

Residents who had difficulty accessing consultation services due to distance were able to directly review whether their cases required permits and learn about the permit procedures, addressing their long-standing questions and concerns through face-to-face consultations.

Lee Seongmo, head of the county's permit department, stated, "Through the Mobile Permit Office, we hope that residents can resolve their questions and inconveniences related to permits. We will continue to communicate with residents in various ways on-site and do our best to provide resident-centered administrative services."

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