Jangan-gu Rest Areas Established Along Gwanggyo Maru-gil
Suwon NewsPublished 2013.09.16 13:05
Jangan-gu (District Chief Hong Sung-gwan) is implementing a landscape improvement project for the Suwon Stream and Gwanggyo Waterside Walking Path by planting shade trees and installing rest areas (decks) across a 1.5km stretch of the Suwon Stream and a 1.5km section of Gwanggyo Maru-gil.
The district is improving the riverine landscape by creating 83 shade trees and 7 landscape decks along the Suwon Stream, as well as 4 pocket parks, and on Gwanggyo Maru-gil, which was completed in May, it has planted 224 shade trees and installed 1 pavilion to create green rest spaces for residents and hikers to use.
Additionally, on the 12th, a public briefing session was held at the Younghwa-dong Community Center conference room with approximately 30 attendees including city councilors, respective neighborhood chiefs, and residents to discuss the basic project for the landscape improvement initiative, during which residents presented various opinions to advance the project.
A district official stated, "This landscape improvement project is scheduled to be completed by November of this year, and while creating leisure spaces that local residents can enjoy, it is expected to significantly contribute to improving the urban landscape."
Send a news tip to Suwon IlboYour tip becomes the news · Your identity is protectedSend tipThe district is improving the riverine landscape by creating 83 shade trees and 7 landscape decks along the Suwon Stream, as well as 4 pocket parks, and on Gwanggyo Maru-gil, which was completed in May, it has planted 224 shade trees and installed 1 pavilion to create green rest spaces for residents and hikers to use.
Additionally, on the 12th, a public briefing session was held at the Younghwa-dong Community Center conference room with approximately 30 attendees including city councilors, respective neighborhood chiefs, and residents to discuss the basic project for the landscape improvement initiative, during which residents presented various opinions to advance the project.
A district official stated, "This landscape improvement project is scheduled to be completed by November of this year, and while creating leisure spaces that local residents can enjoy, it is expected to significantly contribute to improving the urban landscape."
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