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To promote redevelopment and reconstruction projects, Dongjak-gu launched the Maintenance Project Promotion Committee on August 19th and launched regional project promotion TF teams on September 11th.
Dongjak-gu, Seoul (Chief Ryu Sam-young) announced that the 'Maintenance Project Conflict Management Committee', an advisory and mediation organization to prevent and mediate conflicts that arise during the maintenance project, held its first meeting upon its launch on the 2nd.
This committee consists of 11 appointed members, including legal experts, academics, and conflict resolution experts.
At the meeting on this day, District Mayor Ryu Sam-young, the head of the Rapid Maintenance Project Promotion Team, and members of the Conflict Management Committee were in attendance, and the direction of the Conflict Management Committee was shared, and conflicts that arose during the housing redevelopment project in Sadang District 21 were addressed as agenda items.
The committee decided to establish a conflict management system that identifies and manages conflict factors at each stage of the project in advance, while holding meetings flexibly in response to requests from business departments, maintenance project promotion committee, etc. when disputes arise.
Previously, the district launched the 'Dongjak-gu Maintenance Project Promotion Committee' on August 19th to promote rapid maintenance projects in accordance with Mayor Ryu's first inauguration approval, 'Business Promotion Plan for Redevelopment and Reconstruction, etc.', and launched the 'District Business Promotion TF Team' on September 11th.
District Mayor Ryu said, “Through the Conflict Management Committee, we will accurately understand the opinions of stakeholders and add objective review by experts to actively support the maintenance project so that it is not delayed due to unnecessary conflicts.”
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The Maintenance Project Conflict Management Committee will prevent project delays by reconciling conflicts in the Sadang District 21 housing redevelopment project.
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