Suwon Urban Development Corporation Establishes Comprehensive Chuseok Holiday Plan for 2025

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Min-Jung Lee] Suwon Urban Development Corporation (President Huh Jung-moon) announced on the 29th that it has established a "Comprehensive Chuseok Holiday Plan for 2025" and is implementing emergency operations to ensure a safe and prosperous Chuseok holiday.

The two indoor memorial facilities at Suwon Yeunhwa Crematorium will operate normally through an advance reservation system. However, the ritual space will be closed, and the Seunghwawon will operate with reduced capacity (twice) only on Chuseok day itself.

Among the 64 public parking lots, outdoor and on-street parking will be offered free of charge, while building-type and cargo parking will be free only on Chuseok day.

The Resource Recycling Center will suspend household waste collection operations for three days from October 5 to 7.

Outdoor sports facilities at Comprehensive Sports Complex and Chilbo Sports Gymnasium will be open, while indoor sports facilities will operate with limited services. Gwanggyo Sports Gymnasium will be closed throughout the entire holiday period except on the 4th.

Hwasan Sports Park will be closed for only three days from the 4th to the 6th, with all facilities operating normally otherwise. During normal operations, the second golf driving range, which had ceased operations due to heavy snowfall last year, has completed repair work and will resume normal operations. The corporation will hold a promotional event offering up to 27% discount throughout October in celebration.

Family and Women's Hall and Jangan Ward Civic Hall will operate normally only on the 4th, while the Long-term Care Support Center will be closed during the holiday period.

Hanaram Call Center, Towing Resident Center, and Transfer Center will operate normally.

For detailed information on facilities' operating status, please refer to the corporation's website or social media.

President Huh Jung-moon stated, "We will spare no effort to ensure residents can spend the holiday peacefully and safely."