Interconnected Transport Systems Confirmed for Hwaseong Bio and Gimpo Hangang Industrial Parks

Interconnected transport system measures for 'Hwaseong Bio Valley Industrial Complex' and 'Gimpo Hangang Cinepolis Industrial Complex' have been reviewed and confirmed.

Gyeonggi Province announced on the 12th that it finalized the measures following a review by the Third National Transportation Policy Coordination Task Force (chaired by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure and Transport) held on the 8th.

For Hwaseong Bio Valley, the province plans to construct a new road (1.06㎞) connecting the eastern part of the business site to Provincial Route 5 and a new road (0.89㎞) connecting the western part to Provincial Route 53. Additionally, an elevated interchange project at Haram intersection will be undertaken to improve traffic flow between Provincial Route 322 and the business site's access road.

For Gimpo Hangang Cinepolis, the province plans to carry out road expansion from Geolpo IC to Hyungsan-ri (L=3.2㎞, 6→8 lanes) to connect to National Route 48's bypass road and construct a new road (2.9㎞) from Gimpo Hangang-ro (Punggok IC) to the business site.

With the interconnected transport system measures for the industrial complexes now confirmed, the province plans to conduct thorough follow-up management to ensure project completion without delays and to make every effort to prevent traffic inconvenience for incoming businesses.

Hwaseong Bio Valley is a project that will develop a 1,744,713㎡ area in Mado-myeon, Cheongwon-ri vicinity of Hwaseong City into bio-industry (food, chemicals, medical products), advanced industry (electronics, electrical, metal processing), and research and development industrial complexes.

Gimpo Hangang Cinepolis is a project that will develop a 1,243,000㎡ area in Gochon-myeon, Hyungsan-ri vicinity of Gimpo City into a publishing and cultural industrial complex centered on video-related facilities, accommodating approximately 4,000 residents.