Demands for "Active Administrative Efforts" to Executive Branch

The Suwon City Council, which opened its 287th temporary session on the 10th, listened to business reports from the executive branch starting on the 11th and demanded improvements in problematic areas.

The General Affairs and Economy Committee (Chair Moon Byeong-geun) ordered the Administrative Support Division to implement transparent personnel management that employees can relate to, ensure that employees with capability and expertise work in their desired positions, and apply balanced personnel appointments.

The committee also demanded thorough attention to tax revenue analysis and tax source management, noting that the city's fiscal resources are declining at an average rate of 1.8% annually while welfare budget expenditures are increasing significantly.

The Culture, Welfare, and Education Committee (Chair Noh Young-gwan) ordered the Welfare and Women's Division to actively address the issue that Korean language classes are not being offered at community centers despite the increase in multicultural families.

The committee also demanded improvements, noting that women-related organizations are carrying out duplicate projects and there is a need to consolidate them and operate them systematically and efficiently.

The Urban Environment and Education Committee (Chair Kim Jin-woo) urged the Urban Regeneration Division to ensure there is no citizen damage from illegal transactions involving the public rental apartments in the Homaesil District of Gwonseon-gu, such as illegal sales or subletting through illegal brokerage by real estate brokers.

The committee also ordered the introduction of various policy measures, including awards for outstanding apartments related to village renaissance projects in multi-family housing complexes and support for improvements to garbage collection facilities.

The Construction and Development Committee (Chair Jung Jun-tae) demanded that road lane markings use new materials that are visible even in rainy conditions to prevent safety accidents.

In response, an official from the Transportation Safety Division answered that related laws have been amended and are awaiting implementation, but acknowledged the disadvantage of costs being more than twice as expensive, and stated that the city will conduct a pilot project and decide on expansion afterwards.