No more Dome, Huida! Jiang Wanan suddenly issued a new policy to lower the threshold and increase the floor area ratio.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan accepted an exclusive interview with the radio program "Qianqiu Wanshi" in the morning, and made sudden changes to the government.

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to CTV News at 8 o'clock this morning for an exclusive interview with media personality Wang Qianqiu. It is worth noting that he finally no longer only talked about the Arena and Huida, but also the latest urban renewal policies.

Jiang Wanan announced this morning in an exclusive interview with Wang Qianqiu, the host of the radio program "Qianqiu Everything", that the threshold for independent integration in the first phase of the "Public City Update 7599 Project" will be relaxed from the current 75% to 50%, as long as more than half of the residents are interested. If we hope, the city government will step in to assist with trial calculations; for large-area, street-shaped urban renewal projects, the benchmark floor area ratio will also be increased from 225% to 300%. It is hoped that by lowering the integration threshold and increasing development incentives, urban renewal projects that have been stuck for a long time will have the opportunity to advance.

Jiang Wanan said that urban renewal often faces the problem of difficulty in integrating residents. Even if there is a need for renewal in some cases, the threshold for integration willingness may be too high and it may be delayed. Therefore, the city government decided to lower the willingness to integrate independently in the first phase from 75% to 50%, allowing willing communities to start the assessment first. As long as more than half of the residents nod, the city government will assist with trial calculations to let residents understand the feasibility of the update.

In addition to relaxing the integration threshold, Jiang Wanan also announced that for large-area and street-shaped renovation projects, the benchmark floor area ratio will be increased from 225% to 300%, thereby increasing incentives for landlords to participate and helping projects that are difficult to integrate and have been stagnant for a long time to break through bottlenecks.