The first stationed unit after the relocation of Yongkang Artillery School cost more than 256 million yuan to renovate

The "Army Artillery Training Command" formerly known as the "Army Artillery Missile School" in Yongkang, Tainan has completed its relocation. The existing camp building has been determined to retain the electric training building used by the instructor team. The units stationed there are the district office, the Health Bureau, the Aboriginal Association, etc. The city government has invested more than 256 million yuan in the renovation project, which was officially launched this Saturday. The revitalization of the original site has reached an important milestone.

There are three electric training buildings that have been retained. However, because the buildings are more than 20 years old, the city government will invest in renovations that are expected to start on Saturday and take 430 calendar days to complete. After completion, the service area will be expanded to more than 9,073 square meters.

The electric training building has an I-shaped layout. Yongkang District Mayor Tan Naicheng said that the office will use the 1st to 3rd floors of the north building, the middle building, and the 3rd floor of the south building. The 2nd floor of the south building and the 1st floor of the south building will be occupied by the Aboriginal Association and the Health Bureau.

After the military invested more than 9.6 billion yuan to build the new Guanmiao artillery school, the army completed the relocation operation. The future transformation and revitalization of the Yongkang old artillery school, which covers an area of ​​about 69 hectares, has attracted attention from all walks of life. According to the current second-phase development scope, the city government has initially planned a creative design park special area, an economic and trade complex area, a life service area and park land, as well as government land, road land, parking lot land and other public facilities.

After the Yongkang Artillery Training Department was relocated, the old site was revitalized.