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Gyeonggi Province Selects 9 Exemplary Coexistence Apartment Complexes for 2021, Including Gwangmyeong Station Summit Place

Evaluated on 18 items across 4 categories: general management, facility management, community activation, and energy conservationCommendations and certification plaques to be awarded by provincial governor at year-endTop 3 complexes recommended as candidates for Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's excellent management complex selection
Gwangmyeong Station Summit Place exterior view.(Photo=Gyeonggi Province)
Gwangmyeong Station Summit Place exterior view.(Photo=Gyeonggi Province)

[Suwon Ilbo=Park No-hun] Gyeonggi Province announced on the 13th that it had selected 9 apartment complexes, including Pyeongtaek e-pyeonhansesang Pyeongtaek Yongi 2nd Complex, as 2021 Gyeonggi Province Exemplary and Coexistence Management Complexes.

The province previously conducted document and on-site evaluations from September 6 to 10 for complexes recommended by cities and counties, divided into three groups: under 500 households, under 1,000 households, and 1,000 households or more. The evaluation covered 18 items (55 criteria) across 4 categories: ▲general management ▲facility safety and maintenance ▲community activation ▲recycling and energy conservation.

The selected 9 complexes are ▲Pyeongtaek e-pyeonhansesang Pyeongtaek Yongi 2nd Complex ▲Pyeongtaek Hillstate Songdam ▲Goyang Munchon Village 13th Complex Daewoo ▲Gunpo Samsung Village City Pradium ▲Hwaseong Urim Green Village ▲Osan Gohyeon i-Park ▲Yongin Bora Village Hyundai Morning Side 2nd Complex ▲Gwangmyeong Gwangmyeong Station Summit Place ▲Namyangju Dasan e-pyeonhansesang Xi.

Pyeongtaek e-pyeonhansesang Pyeongtaek Yongi 2nd Complex (399 households) received positive evaluations for operating communication rooms to resolve resident disputes and conducting donation activities through neighbor love festivals.

Pyeongtaek Hillstate Songdam Apartment (952 households) was noted for resolving disputes over inter-floor noise, parking, and smoking; campaigns for resource conservation; diverse cultural programs including cooking and singing classes; and hosting an untact online year-end gathering.

Gwangmyeong Station Summit Place (1,430 households) received high scores for transparent disclosure of management fees, childcare environment including the "Together Care Center" and Gyeonggi Childcare Sharing Center in the complex, monthly lights-off events, and used goods sharing for middle and high school students in the complex.

The province plans to award commendations from the provincial governor and certification plaques to the selected 9 complexes at year-end.

Among these, the top 3 complexes—Pyeongtaek e-pyeonhansesang Pyeongtaek Yongi 2nd Complex, Pyeongtaek Hillstate Songdam Apartment, and Gwangmyeong Station Summit Place—have been recommended as candidates for the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport's excellent management complex selection.

Ko Yong-soo, head of Gyeonggi Province's Multi-Family Housing Division, said "Despite the COVID-19 pandemic shrinking community activities, good results have come through residents' active cooperation and collaborative coexistence" and "I am grateful to the residents who have created exemplary shared housing management cases for a better-living Gyeonggi Province."

Meanwhile, the province has been selecting exemplary and coexistence management complexes annually since 1997 to strengthen self-management functions in multi-family housing and create transparent and proper multi-family housing management culture by activating community culture. Over 25 years, the province has selected 287 exemplary and coexistence management complexes.

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