Chongde Funeral Home will not allow parking for general vehicles starting from the 6th in conjunction with the renovation. (provided by the city)
The Chongde Funeral Home in Taichung City, which has been in operation for 57 years, will be renovated. The city government spent 4.26 billion to rebuild the modern three-dimensional funeral home on the site. Wu Shiwei, director of the Civil Affairs Bureau, said that in conjunction with the project construction and the adjustment of the site's circulation, vehicle entry and exit will be implemented from October 6 And parking control, the parking space in the museum will give priority to vehicles necessary for funeral services and vehicles with disabilities. General vehicles will be guided to surrounding parking lots, and temporary pick-up and drop-off spaces on Chongde Road and Wuyi Street parking curve will be added simultaneously to take into account the needs of funeral services and smooth traffic.
Wu Shiwei pointed out that Chongde Funeral Home has long been responsible for the important funeral service needs in central Taiwan. This time, the three-dimensional funeral parlor with 6 floors above ground and 4 floors underground will be rebuilt on the site. The construction will be carried out in stages. In the first phase, the Ci Zi generation hall will be demolished first. Considering the reduction of the site space during the construction period, 4 temporary halls are planned to be set up on both sides of the Jingfu Hall to maintain the capacity of funeral services. Traffic route adjustments and parking facilities will also be started simultaneously to minimize the inconvenience to the public during the construction.
Please read on...
Bai Emei, director of the Taichung City Life Rites Management Office, said that parking controls will be implemented from October 6. The parking space in the museum will be used by vehicles necessary for funeral services and vehicles with disabilities as priority. In principle, vehicles for the general public will not be allowed to enter and park.
Since ordinary vehicles cannot enter the museum to park, the city government has also simultaneously strengthened the supporting measures for "stop-off pick-up and drop-off". Part of Chongde Road has erased 5 roadside parking spaces and replaced them with temporary parking areas. It has also used the existing walls next to the OK convenience store in the museum and adjacent to Chongde Road to create pedestrian entrances and exits. , set up temporary boarding and unloading spaces, ramps and sidewalk connection facilities to facilitate people to get off the car and walk into the venue; Wuyi Street is planned to set up parking curves to provide vehicles with short-term parking and boarding and alighting use, reducing the impact of vehicles parking on the road at will on surrounding traffic.
The Health Management Office stated that the public is most concerned about parking needs. During the construction period, general vehicles will be directed to the parking lots surrounding the Chongde Funeral Home. Among them, the three-dimensional parking lot for Chinese citizens can provide 401 parking spaces for cars and 375 parking spaces for motorcycles, which can increase the surrounding parking supply and parking options for the public during the construction period.
There is a new three-dimensional parking lot for Chinese citizens near Chongde Funeral Home to provide parking needs. (provided by the city)
