Guri City Launches Special Task Force for Guritopyeong 2 Public Housing District

First Meeting Chaired by Deputy Mayor
Discussion of Key Issues Including Landmark Buildings and Self-Sustaining Activation

Guri City in Gyeonggi Province announced on April 20 that it held the 'Guritopyeong 2 Public Housing District Development Project Task Force Meeting' on the 16th, chaired by Deputy Mayor Eom Jinseop, to discuss the interdepartmental collaboration system and promotion directions in preparation for future district planning.

On the 16th, Guri City held the 'Guritopyeong 2 Public Housing District Development Project Task Force Meeting' chaired by Deputy Mayor Eom Jinseop, discussing interdepartmental collaboration systems and promotion directions to respond to future district planning. Provided by Guri City.

The city appointed the Deputy Mayor as the head of the task force and formed meeting teams in four areas: landmark buildings, self-sustaining activation, metropolitan transportation, and land acquisition. Through weekly meetings, the city plans to share key issues by department and develop responsive measures.

During the meeting, reports on current issues and Q&A sessions were held, focusing on landmark buildings (such as a multipurpose dome stadium, Jangja Lake Park, and Saetgang) and self-sustaining activation. In particular, participants shared a variety of opinions on the necessity of constructing a multipurpose dome stadium, strategies for utilizing waterfront spaces in connection with green areas, and industrial and urban planning strategies to secure self-sustaining functions.

Deputy Mayor Eom Jinseop stated, "Through this meeting, it is important to share each department's key information and develop it into concrete implementation plans." He added, "For the Guritopyeong 2 Public Housing District to grow beyond simple housing supply and become a self-sustaining city, it is necessary to continuously develop logical strategies and take preemptive measures during the district planning process in cooperation with LH, ensuring the city's strategy is fully reflected."

Currently, the city intends to maintain a close interdepartmental collaboration system centered on the special task force meeting teams, considering the current administrative environment. In addition, the city is also considering establishing a systematic dedicated organization in the future.

In this regard, during April, a company will be selected to carry out the 'Basic Plan and Basic Design Service' related to district planning, commissioned by LH, and MP meetings are expected to begin in May. As a result, the formal district planning process is projected to be in full swing in the second half of the year.

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