Urban regeneration with 65.5 billion won in the vicinity of President Wen’s Yangsan brotherhood

Entry 2020.12.21 19:13

The government decides the 3rd project of a new urban renewal agreement

A member of the Seochang Market in Yangsan City, Gyeongnam, near President Moon Jae-in’s sister-in-law, will be reborn in 2025 with a total project cost of 66.5 billion won. The industrial innovation support center and the cultural street linked to the industrial complex will be built to improve local cultural conditions. Seochang Market is about 5 km from President Moon’s sister-in-law in Maegok-dong, Yangsan, and about 12 km from Pyeongsan Village in Habuk-myeon, Yangsan, which is said to be the residence of the sister. after your retirement.

Prime Minister Jeong Sye-gyun held the 25th Special Committee on Urban Regeneration at the Seoul Government Government Complex on the 21st, and selected 47 cities, including the Seochang Market in Yangsan, Gyeongsangnam-do and the Mungyeong Cement Plant in Gyeongbuk as the third project of the new urban regeneration agreement in 2020. Ahn ‘was decided. The projects selected on this occasion were 16 projects, including the project of the general director of projects, 2 innovation districts and 29 recognized projects. A total project cost of 2.6 trillion won will be invested in 47 commercial sites by 2025 to regenerate the deteriorated 3.22 million square meter area.

Yangsan City Seochang Market Urban Regeneration Project was selected as a general manager project of the project (central city type) in which the Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH) participates. The project general director of projects is a project in which public corporations lead regional regeneration projects in relation to grassroots projects.

Looking at the details of the project, ‘4989 Win-Win Town’, which is a complex of Win-Win Shopping Center and Oullim Center in Seochang Market, Industrial Innovation / Administrative Innovation Support Center, Happy Housing (100 homes, new construction), ‘ Oullim Square to the World ‘, culture. It is a project to revitalize local business districts in decline by preparing streets and improving conditions in settlements. A total of KRW 66.5 billion is invested in a total of 190,000 square meters, including KRW 36.1 billion for reception, including KRW 15 billion for the government and KRW 27.8 billion for the construction of LH’s Happy House. The Industrial Innovation Support Center will also help strengthen the competitiveness of the industrial complex by operating equipment for prototyping and filming from nearby Yeongsan University, as well as a support room for technology start-up. labor.

The Samho-dong area, Yangsan-si, the commercial site, was adjacent to the highway connecting Busan and Ulsan, and was the center of the municipal office.

Two of the 47 urban regeneration project sites in Yangsan were selected. It was also selected as a Recognized Project Site, a small-scale point-by-point project that complies with the regeneration direction of the urban regeneration strategy plan. The recognition project, which is carried out separately from the Seochang Market Area Improvement Project, will function as a base facility for the recovery of local vitality, such as education, culture and profit projects for local residents through of the maintenance of the old town halls.

Meanwhile, through the third New Deal of Urban Renewal, 103 living SOCs, including village parking lots and cultural facilities, local food vending facilities, and youth start-up spaces, will build 24 facility facilities. industrial and start-up support. In addition, a total of 3,872 households will be served, including 573 households for small-scale housing maintenance, such as street housing and self-contained housing maintenance. Among them, 2,255 households are public rental housing.

In Mungyeong, North Gyeongsang Province, an economy-based urban regeneration project is being promoted. The Mungyeong Cement Factory (317,000), the first modern cement factory in Korea, which was discontinued in 2018, will be rebuilt with an investment of 3.532 billion won. The Mungyeong cement plant was built in 1957 with Danish technology and materials as part of the post-war relief project of the United Nations Korea Reconstruction Agency in the immediate aftermath of the Korean War. In the 1960s and 1970s, 700 people were employed and it was booming enough to account for half of the national demand for cement, but it closed after 61 years due to aging facilities and accumulating deficits. The only four 123m long wet rotary kilns in Korea will be transformed into an extreme sports facility, the 38m high steel silo is the deepest diving pool in the east, and the outer wall of the factory and the concrete silo will be transformed into a complex cultural space that uses multimedia art.

In the area (14,000㎡) of Gwangju Station in Buk-gu, Gwangju, a group of start-ups and a social and cultural innovation center will be established to become a convergence innovation base that energizes the original city.

The Special Commission for Urban Regeneration also confirmed the selection plan for the urban regeneration draft 2021. The Urban Regeneration Draft, which will be implemented for the first time next year, is a predecessor of the New Deal for Urban Regeneration, and a total of 86 projects. Next year, a total of 10 billion won will be invested to rebuild 86 declining areas of 8.12 million square meters. 58 community bases will be established and 218 resident education programs will be implemented.