
The electric training building is expected to be completed in 430 calendar days. Units such as the Health Bureau and the Aboriginal Association will be stationed there to connect surrounding neighborhoods and promote local development.
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The Army Artillery Training Headquarters has been relocated to Guanmiao Xintangshan Camp. The Tainan City Government has invested more than 256 million yuan in renovating the electric training building formerly used by the instructor team. The public office, health bureau, Aboriginal association and other units have moved in to promote the revitalization and development of the current site.
Schematic diagram of the renovation project of the original artillery school electrical training building. (Provided by Yongkang District Office)
The Army Artillery Training Headquarters in Yongkang, Tainan, has been relocated to the Xintangshan Camp in Guanmiao. The city government has invested more than 256 million yuan in renovating the electric training building formerly used by the instructor team. The building will be occupied by public offices, health bureaus, Aboriginal associations and other units. The renovation project started today, which will promote the revitalization and development of the current site towards an important milestone, and also usher in new opportunities for transformation of the local area.
The "Opening Ceremony for the Renovation of the Yongkang District Office to the Artillery School's Electrical Training Building" was presided over by Li Fanglin, Director of Nannan Civil Affairs. Legislator Chen Tingfei and other representatives of the people at all levels accompanied the event, offering incense and praying, followed by a brick-breaking ceremony, symbolizing the official launch of the revitalization plan for the original camp building. Local folks also came to witness the historic moment, and the atmosphere was warm.
There are three electric training buildings in I-shaped layout. Because the buildings are over 20 years old, the city government spent money to renovate them, which is expected to take 430 calendar days. Li Fanglin pointed out that after the renovation is completed, the service area will be expanded to more than 9,073 square meters. It will not only be the new home of the Yongkang Office, but also the joint health bureau, the Aboriginal Association and other agencies. In the past, the artillery school wall blocked the surrounding blocks. In the future, it can be effectively connected and smoothly promote local development.
Chen Tingfei also pointed out that the electronic training building will create a more comprehensive and friendly public environment, and will be combined with the newly planned creative design park to promote local prosperity and implement the city government's policy vision of "progressive Yongkang and livable Tainan."
Yongkang District Mayor Tan Naicheng thanked the city government team and council members for their active assistance in securing funds. The spatial planning of the future new location will be both functional and convenient. The office will use the 1st to 3rd floors of the north and middle buildings 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, who will strictly control the construction quality.
The renovation of the former Army Artillery School's electrical training building has begun, and legislator Chen Tingfei (6th from right) and other dignitaries from all walks of life have joined hands to start it. (Photo by reporter Wu Junfeng)

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