Chae In-seok "Pushing Forward with Measures to Eliminate Haphazard Development on Jebu Island"

The Hwaseong City Council (Chairman Kim Gyeong-o) convened its 2nd plenary session on the 8th and held a city administration question directed at Hwaseong Mayor Chae In-seok.

The city administration questions were conducted in a question-and-answer format by four councilors: Councilor Kim Jung-ju, Councilor Park Ki-young, Councilor Yong Hwan-bo, and Councilor Lee Hong-geun.

Councilor Lee Hong-geun asked, "What are the rational management measures to prevent haphazard development on Jebu Island, the reconsideration of private investment projects to expand wastewater treatment facilities in Hwaseong City, and what are the reasons for delays in the Maehyang-ri Peace Village project and the implementation plans?"

In response, Mayor Chae stated, "We are establishing and implementing 'measures to eliminate illegal activities at Jebu Island's naturally occurring tourist site' to resolve indiscriminate development and commercial order chaos on Jebu Island, and we will reconsider the private investment project promotion for wastewater treatment facility expansion."

Regarding Councilor Kim Jung-ju's question on the Jangan residential development project, Mayor Chae stated that the project is not feasible due to the Korea Land and Housing Corporation's project cancellation, and promised to actively review future development plans and long-term development plans while considering balanced regional development.

In response to Councilor Park Ki-young's question about the Goyang Spring Flower Garden development project, the Mayor stated that a comprehensive review will be conducted with organizations such as the Korea Liberation War Veterans Association regarding pro-Japanese historical wrongdoings, and the project implementation direction will be decided afterward.

Regarding the delay in east-west road construction pointed out by Councilor Yong Hwan-bo in the final city administration question, Mayor Chae stated, "Through continuous recommendations and consultations with the responsible ministry, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport, we will make every effort to ensure the project is promoted as quickly as possible."