Mayor Lee Sang-il of Yongin Special City received a plaque of appreciation from residents for his contribution to lifting the waterside zone at the completion ceremony of the Yuun 2-ri village hall in Pogok-eup on the 27th. This plaque of appreciation is a message of gratitude from residents to Mayor Lee Sang-il for his contribution to easing regulations in the upstream areas of the Paldang water source.
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[Korean Today] On the 27th, Yongin Special City Mayor Lee Sang-il received a plaque of appreciation from the residents of Yuun 2-ri, Pogok-eup, who had been subject to restrictions as an upstream area of the Paldang water source, for his contribution to lifting the waterside zone designation at the completion ceremony of the Yuun 2-ri village hall in Pogok-eup. © Reporter Kim Na-yeon |
Mayor Lee Sang-il of Yongin Special City attended the completion ceremony of the Yuun 2-ri community center in Pogok-eup on the 27th and received a plaque of appreciation from local residents. The plaque of appreciation was presented as a token of appreciation for his contribution to resolving the long-standing wish of the residents of Yuun 2-ri, Pogok-eup, of the lifting of the waterside zone, which had been regulated as an area upstream of the Paldang water source.
Yuun 2-ri, designated as a Paldang water source protection area, has been subject to various development restrictions and regulations for a long time, which has restricted the lives of residents and regional development. Accordingly, Mayor Lee Sang-il has been actively collecting opinions from residents and has been working hard to promote policies related to deregulation.
Mayor Lee Sang-il, who received the plaque of appreciation, said, “I am deeply grateful for the encouragement and support of our residents,” and added, “We will continue to listen to the voices of our residents and provide practical support for regional development and efforts to ease regulations.”
The Yuun 2-ri Community Center is a facility that was built to reflect the long-held wishes of local residents, and is expected to be used as a venue for local community activities and communication.
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