Cooperative Agreement on Public Interest Project Investment between Guro-gu and G-Tower on the 28th
Improvement of Pedestrian Environment and Creation of Cultural Plaza Starting from 2025
Guro-gu has decided to strengthen cooperation with G-Tower to improve the pedestrian environment around Digital-ro 26-gil.
On October 28, Guro-gu and G-Tower signed a "Business Agreement on the Public Interest Investment of Deposits for the Road Expansion of Digital-ro 26-gil" at the Guro-gu Office.
According to the agreement, the two organizations will utilize the remaining balance of approximately 3.4 billion KRW from the project funds deposited with the district for the expansion of Digital-ro 26-gil without separate settlement, to promote the development of G-Valley and create a safe pedestrian environment.
This decision takes into account the traffic conditions in G-Valley, where pedestrians outnumber vehicles, following the completion of the Digital-ro 26-gil expansion project.
Eom Uisik, Acting Mayor of Guro District Office (left in the photo), signed a business agreement with representatives of G-Tower on October 28 for the public project investment of the deposit for the expansion of Digital-ro 26-gil road and is taking a commemorative photo.
Accordingly, starting from 2025, a public interest project will be carried out in two phases to improve the pedestrian environment in and around Digital-ro 26-gil, including sidewalk expansion and the installation of traffic safety facilities, as well as the creation of a cultural plaza utilizing open spaces.
G-Tower will be responsible for the design, and Guro-gu will handle the construction.
At the signing ceremony, Eom Eui-sik, Acting Mayor of Guro-gu, expressed gratitude to those who actively participated in the public interest agreement, stating, "We will do our best to cooperate so that a safer and more pleasant pedestrian environment can be established through this agreement."
Meanwhile, Guro-gu and G-Tower Co., Ltd. signed an agreement in November 2020 regarding the expansion of Digital-ro 26-gil as part of the G-Square development project, and recently, the existing 333.5-meter road section, which had 1 to 2 lanes, was expanded to 3 lanes.
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