Paldalgu District Maintenance of Buffer Greenbelts on Gyeongsu-daero
Suwon NewsUpdated 2013.07.29 14:20
Published 2013.07.29 13:36
Updated 2013.07.29 14:20

Buffer greenbelts along Gyeongsu-daero (adjacent to National Route 1), which experiences heavy vehicle traffic, are experiencing exposed soil surfaces, resulting in poor tree growth and, during rainy seasons, soil runoff that blocks storm drains and causes landscape deterioration. The district plans to pilot a stone stacking project using eco-friendly materials in August on the severely damaged section of the Gyeongsu-daero upper route (from Hanshin Apartments to Dongsuwon Intersection) spanning 176 meters of buffer greenery.
A district official stated, "Stone stacking will create a natural landscape and provide an attractive and unique streetscape for both domestic and international visitors," and added, "We will continue to expand stone stacking initiatives along the Gyeongsu-daero buffer greenbelts to create a verdant and healthy green city throughout the seasons."
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