[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Eom In-yong] Gwangju City announced its Healing Package policy through the second "e-Policy Communication" session on the 9th.
Mayor Bang Se-hwan stated through "e-Policy Communication" that the city is creating leisure and rest spaces for citizens to build a nature-friendly urban environment.
First, the "Nŏreungol Natural Rest Forest Development Project," which will establish a comprehensive recreation facility including camping sites and an extreme zone in the San-ri area of Toe-chon-myeon, recently received approval from Gyeonggi Province and will break ground this year.
Additionally, the private park development project, which will become a city landmark, will be completed sequentially from the second half of this year, the mayor explained.
First, Songjeong Park will be developed with an education-centered theme featuring natural learning, including a lifelong learning center and community plaza, while Jung-ang Park will feature an eco-art space where nature and cultural arts converge, with glamping sites and forest experience facilities.
Furthermore, Ssangnyeong Park will be developed as a "child-friendly park," Gungpyeong Park as a "family-centered park," and Yangbyeol Park as a "park embracing Gwangju's stories," respectively.
In addition, the city will create the Gyeongan Stream Eco-Cultural Waterfront Park in connection with Cheongseok Park as a rest space for citizens in the urban area, while Songjeong-nam Neighborhood Park, which recently broke ground, is on track for completion by December of next year, the city announced.
Mayor Bang Se-hwan said, "I will do my best to create a happy city where people and nature are in harmony, a nature-friendly premium healing city Gwangju where all generations want to live."
Meanwhile, Gwangju City's e-Policy Communication can be viewed through the city's official YouTube channel and SNS.
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