Dongducheon City Council, Two Days of Municipal Administration Questions During the 333rd Extraordinary Session

The Dongducheon City Council of Gyeonggi Province (Chairman Kim Seung-ho) conducted city administration questions on major city issues over two days from the 4th to the 5th. The 333rd extraordinary session opened on the 22nd of last month.

Dongducheon City Council has been conducting administrative questions on major city issues for two days from the 4th to the 5th. Photo by Dongducheon City Council

On the 4th, the city administration questions were directed to the Mayor of Dongducheon, with council members Park In-beom and Lim Hyun-sook taking turns as questioners, proceeding in a one-on-one Q&A format for each member.

Council member Park In-beom, who asked the first city administration questions, inquired about △measures to allow industries other than dyeing and leather companies to settle in the general industrial complex △plans for the rapid establishment of a large-scale flower complex △the city’s intention regarding the incorporation of Eunhyeon-myeon and Nam-myeon into Dongducheon. Council member Lim Hyun-sook, the second questioner, asked about △plans for the preservation and promotion of existing cultural heritage, the city’s efforts to discover new cultural heritage, efforts underway to create walkable streets, and future mid- to long-term plans △plans to revitalize commercial districts in Jungang-dong and Bosan-dong.

On the 5th, the second city administration questions were directed to the heads of related departments, with council member Lim Hyun-sook asking about △the current status of our city’s special zones designation and future plans to promote the designation of a cultural special zone among the four major special zones being introduced by the current government, and receiving answers.

Kim Seung-ho, Chairman of the Dongducheon City Council, said, "I would like to express my gratitude to the council members and related department heads who provided constructive questions and answers for the development of the city," adding, "I ask all employees, teams, and bureaus to think together and hold meetings in all fields, including the ‘culture and arts sector,’ so that a bright future for Dongducheon can be properly reflected in city administration, and to make efforts together."