Jangan-gu, Suwon, Conducts Site Inspection for Ilrim Children's Park Remodeling Project
[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Lee Min-jeong] Lee Il-hee, Chief of Jangan-gu District, Suwon, visited the Ilrim Children's Park remodeling project site on the 29th to inspect project progress.
The site visit was arranged to directly confirm the project implementation direction and on-site conditions based on resident opinions presented at a community briefing held on the 28th. Approximately 20 local residents attended the previous community briefing and presented various opinions regarding inconveniences in park usage and requests for improvements.
Ilrim Children's Park is not only a play space for children but also has the Ilrim Senior Center within the park, making it frequently used by elderly residents. Accordingly, the remodeling project will prioritize child safety while focusing on expanding elderly-friendly facilities such as improving rest areas and pedestrian circulation to ensure elderly residents can comfortably stay in the park.
Additionally, taking into account the regional characteristics surrounding the park, the district will actively promote pruning work on overgrown trees to improve residents' right to sunlight and views, and create a brighter and more pleasant park environment.
The Ilrim Children's Park remodeling project will be implemented through June, and is planned to be redeveloped into a resident-friendly park through replacement of aging play facilities, pavement maintenance, expansion of rest facilities, and tree management.
Meanwhile, Jangan-gu plans to continue communication with residents during the project implementation process and improve the park environment in ways that residents can experience in their daily lives.
Jang-gu Chief Lee Il-hee stated, "Based on the valuable opinions from the community briefing, I directly inspected the site," and added, "I will create a safe and pleasant park where both children and elderly residents can coexist comfortably to enhance resident satisfaction."




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